Navaris Small Parts Organiser with 18 Drawers – plastic screw storage box with labels
Product description
What this is for
A small parts organiser sounds simple until you’re staring at a jumble of screws, bits and odds-and-ends. The Navaris Small Parts Organiser with 18 Drawers is designed to bring that sort of chaos under control with a drawer system made for workshop accessories and similar “tiny-but-important” items.
It’s the kind of storage box you can live with day to day: it keeps pieces separated, rather than letting them migrate into one big tray. On paper, that’s exactly what you want for DIY, basic repairs, or when you’re keeping hardware tidy across a few projects.
Key takeaways (before you buy)
You get a single organiser cabinet with 18 individual drawers, plus adhesive labels so each drawer can be identified. Each drawer is sized for small items, and the organisers are the focus here—not a general-purpose tool chest.
Where it gets especially practical is layout and re-use. The unit can also be wall-mounted via holes on the back (screws and wall plugs aren’t included), and the drawers can be expanded by combining additional boxes for larger storage setups.
One limitation to bear in mind: this is meant for small parts. If your “small parts” quickly turn into bulky components or you need deep storage, this type of drawer box may feel constrained.
What you’ll notice day to day
The drawer format is the main day-to-day difference. Instead of digging through mixed hardware, you can open one drawer, find the right size or type of item, and get on with the job.
The included labels also help you keep it sorted long-term. A common real-life approach is to label by type and size—e.g., one drawer for assorted screw heads, another for smaller screws, and so on—so you can put items back where they belong after you’ve finished.
It’s not just for screws either. The organisers are described as suitable for other small items such as toys or construction pieces, which may appeal if you’re trying to stop small parts spreading around the house.
Installation and placement
You’re not locked into one setup. The organiser can be placed on a table or on the floor, and it can also be installed on the wall using the holes on the back.
Just note that the screws and wall plugs aren’t included in the delivery. If wall-mounting matters to you, check you already have the right fixings for your wall type before you commit.
If you’re setting up a workshop corner, wall mounting can free up bench space. If that’s not your priority, placing it on a shelf or work surface still makes the system easy to access.
Drawer size and what it suits
Each drawer measures 15 x 8.6 x 4.9 cm. That size points the organiser towards compact items rather than long or bulky parts.
So, it tends to make the most sense if you’re organising things like screw assortments, small accessories, or other small components that benefit from being separated. If you’re mainly storing larger tools or bigger fixings, you may find yourself needing additional storage beyond what these drawers can accommodate.
Worth considering if you want a single organiser that handles multiple categories without forcing you into an “open tray” system.
Pros
- 18 drawers for separating small parts in one cabinet
- Includes adhesive labels to identify drawers quickly
- Can be placed on a table/floor or mounted on the wall
- Expandable by combining multiple units for bigger storage needs
- Suitable for more than screws, such as toys or construction pieces
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It suits you if your problem is cluttered, mixed hardware and you’d rather have everything in clearly divided drawer sections. It’s also a sensible pick if you’re setting up a workshop accessories area and want something you can scale over time.
It may not suit you if most of what you store is larger than compact hardware, or if you need storage for items that don’t fit within small drawer dimensions. Also, if you were hoping for a fully wall-mount “ready-to-fit” pack, it’s a small miss that wall screws and plugs are not included.
Mini FAQ
Should I choose this if I’m sorting screws and small workshop accessories?
If your storage challenge is mainly mixed, small hardware, the 18-drawer approach is a good match. The labels also make it easier to keep categories consistent.
Can it be wall-mounted?
Yes, it has holes on the back for wall installation. However, the screws and wall plugs are not included.
Are the drawers only for screws?
No. The description notes they can also be used for items like toys or construction pieces, so it’s not purely a workshop-only organiser.
Can I increase storage later?
The organiser is designed to be expandable: you can buy more boxes and combine them into larger drawer units.
Is it good for larger parts?
It’s best thought of as storage for small parts. If you need space for bigger components, you may find the drawer size a limiting factor.
Is it worth it?
Buying it makes sense if you want a dedicated small-parts drawer system with labels, and you value the ability to either place it on a bench or mount it on the wall later. It’s also a decent pick if you’re building up your storage gradually and might want to combine multiple organisers.
You may want to skip it if your storage needs lean heavily towards larger items, or if you’re missing wall-mount fixings and don’t want to source them separately.