C&AHOME Cube Storage Organizer, 12-Cube Shelves Units, Closet Cabinet, DIY Plastic Modular Book Shelf, Ideal for Bedroom, Living Room, Office, 36.6" L x 12.4" W x 48.4" H Black SHS3012B

I have several of these units. I am a woman with incomplete spinal cord injury and use this for storing light weight items like towels, paper towels, shoes, clothes, toilet paper, wash cloths, small blankets, plastic forks, spoons, knives, guaze rolls for surgery, AFO braces, compression sleeves, socks, bras, pads, tampons, and even small pillows. They are easy to build so i use them in my tent at camp for my clothes since they are water resistant. I make full single cubes to store canned food items. These hold anything less than 15 pounds safely. I made cat beds out of the top shelf with side rails for my cats. They climb into their beds using the step style unit I made. I get all the storage I need and they get a cat tree with a bed. The versatility is endless with these units. I place the feet flat on the floor for extra stability. If I place books and paperwork flat, the bottom rows hold them just fine and provides a bit more stability for the light weight items above. These are the best multi-use investments I made in recent months. I bought additional clips for even more ways to use these. I have a set in the bathroom, living room, and every small closet. The cats wear the top rows out over time. It doesn't cost much for a new unit. I keep a spare on hand for use as replacement panels when needed and for temporary holding stations for sorting items for permanent storage. I make an open top cube to store extra clips and panels when they aren't being used. I don't have much closet space to work with. This newest unit opened up some much needed floor space for my medical equipment like my wheelchair. I'm sure it won't be long before I buy another set. Small closets and rooms are no problem as I use these for just about everything except my glass items like plates, glasses, and coffee cups. I wouldn't trust them with fragile or heavy stuff like that unless I put them on the bottom row but for everything else they work great.

I'm using this in my closet. Looks good, very easy to put together. It gives you lots of storage.

This was simple to put together. A few rinse and repeat steps but many times over. It fits plenty of items with a low weight limit. I put some small Lego sets and figures on it. Some other lightweight decor. It works fine for that. Nothing falls over but you can see the thin plastic cube floors dip down in the center. Not sure how much weight you could really put on it. It does a decent job of shielding things from dust I'd say despite not having a front. The cloudy plastic makes it impossible to see through the sides but I think that's just the variation of the kit I selected. Overall, it does the job. It'd be great for shirts or a single pair of shoes per cube I think. But it might not handle the weight of a stack of books as well.

Easy to assemble. Sturdy. High quality materials. Glad I read the past customer reviews and found this quality brand! The size and weight of these modular shelves are perfect for placing above an IKEA dresser. The hammer it came with was unnecessary, as you can easily snap the panels and joints together with your hand. Note that the "milky white" colored panels are NOT transparent so light will not penetrate through. This shelf also works perfectly with the Amazon Basics 11"x10.5"x10.5" cube organizers.

These were perfect for my small apartment closet!!!! Don’t mind the mess but as you can see it hold a lot of clothes. I bought bins from Walmart and they fit perfectly.

I love these shelves for organizing things, this time I bought one for my sister's stuffed animal collection and it's great for that. I've also bought one in the past and the only thing I have seen wear and tear wise is that if your using it to place things that are very heavy like filling a shelf with lots of hard cover books it can warp overtime but it's minimal and that was after having them there for over a year. Also it's very simple and easy to put together, it comes with an extra materials and I never had a missing piece.

I love mine. It's the only thing I've found that's allowed me to organize the ridiculous quantity of fabric I have. You can set up the squares in any layout you want, to make it best fit your space, and you can always add on more later too. The plastic sides are a bit soft, but so far, I haven't had any problem with this. They're supporting everything I've put on them just fine, and I do have a stack of sketchbooks, notebooks, etc. on top of one. The only downside is that it was pretty difficult to put them together and get each one fully snapped in place. It's easy to get them initially together, but partially through assembly, I realized I could push them together more and they weren't actually fully 'clicked' together. Getting them to click was hard. The little wooden mallet didn't help at all. I ended up putting most of my body weight into each one. Still, I'd 100% get another -- and a friend to help put it together.

Basic shelving, it's doing the job. The cubes are very small so most buckets don't fit in. The unit is not so sturdy, but surprisingly has not tipped over. Easy to assemble just time consuming. Most annoying thing is that the bottom isn't flush with the ground, because it's designed with those black pegs, and oeverything rolls under it.