C&AHOME Cube Storage Organizer, 16-Cube Shelves Units, Plastic Storage Cubes, DIY Closet Organizer, Modular Closet Storage Shelves Ideal for Home, Bedroom, 48.4" L × 12.4" W × 48.4" H Black SUM3016H

Overall this is an excellent product which I fully recommend. However, a word to the wise is to apply the old carpenter’s philosophy - measure twice and cut once. Build them one square at a time and go from there. Don’t try and build a wall and then add onto it.You have to make sure that each panel is facing on the side that you need it to before you tighten it. Also make sure that the white connectors are all facing the way that you want them to (i.e., the logos facing the same way). If you mess up either of those and have to pull a single panel or connector off it can destroy the connectivity of the other squares and make your life harder than it needs to be.That said, if this is functionality is what you need and don’t want to spend a fortune, this is a great product.

Honestly this was much better than I expected. I thought it would be very flimsy but it’s sturdy! It is much harder than expected to put together though. The little wooden mallet they include is worthless. But once you smash it together properly, it’s hard to take apart!

This is a great product to help organize your space. I found it very easy to assemble, and the color I chose (brown) blends well in the room. The quality is fantastic, especially considering the low price. I couldn't be more pleased!

These little cube like storage shelves are so easy to assemble, it was actually fun. You can put them all together or separate into different size shelves. They are quality made for what they are, not wood, not fabric, almost like a stretched plastic & fabric like material, it’s hard to explain, but it’s perfect for storing clothes & small objects. You can store heavier items on the bottom shelves which will actually help keep the shelving sturdy. These dividers aren’t too thick or too thin. Their functionality depends on what your plan to use them to organize. I bought the black ones & I paid $35.99 on a limited sale & they are worth the cost.

Just what I need for my stash of yarn, perfect and easy to assemble

very easy to put together

So much frustration last night hours spent trying to do six across and it’s still not secure.I really liked the first sets I bought (except the incomplete one I have to return).I showed my preteen a review photo with blue and pink combined in diagonal pattern. She wanted to do that. That one is 6 cubes across and five high. Assembly was almost impossible because in order to really lock all the pieces together you have to be able to spread your arms across the entire structure and squeeze together each row. And push down on the top. I’m 5’6” for reference.The sets I made that were three across and five high are sturdy enough so far but I HAVEN’T hardly put anything on them other than a few clothes or papers on a few cubes yet.Four across and four high ok too I think but I haven’t tried to move that one yet. I can move the three across without damaging it. The six across is a MESS.Make sure you don’t miss a slot in assembly because if you have to go back and correct then the ENTIRE structure is coming apart.But mainly it was just IMPOSSIBLE to snap it all together. My 56 inch tall kid worked with me to assemble then watched her work keep coming apart because she can’t apply the necessary force on one end to partner with me to squeeze the structure in place after it’s all done, but I’m skeptical another adult would have helped because one adult with a LONG arm span needs to be able to reach across and simultaneously squeeze both ends to ensure it’s snapped tight.My kid was using the mallet too to make sure her pieces were in place and I was checking as we went.BUT then here’s the real nightmare, when I tried to move it a few feet across the room. I wanted to tip it over like I did other sets so I could squeeze the structure in place and check for loose points. It kept falling apart. Finally got it against a wall, but it looks wonky and I’m wondering what will happen when we fill it with items.I got it for a child’s collections like Pokemon, Lego and Squishmellow (I initially got other units for my room to organize clothing, but I think records would look nice in it).I hope it doesn’t topple it over on my nine year old or collapse after we use it. Also one panel came torn, but I’m not returning over that. I will return the one very incomplete set.It might be ok but if you’re planning to move it a lot or reconfigure I don’t recommend because it’s too fragile unless you’re creating a small structure.I’ve been moving the three across I made fine in my own room (with nothing on it yet), but if I had to move on stairs or through a hall would worry any bump might pop the connectors out.

This item is great once you figure out how to assemble its kinda of fun and easy. Seems sturdy and not bad looking. I would recommend and purchase again.