C&AHOME Cube Storage Organizer, 16-Cube Shelves Units, Plastic Storage Cubes, DIY Closet Organizer, Modular Closet Storage Shelf Ideal for Home, 48.4" L × 12.4" W × 48.4" H Transparent Twill UPCS16T

Amazing for a cheap display/storage solution! Extremely easy to build and very versatile due to the modular design. The panels are made from vinyl and are far more supportive than I first thought they’d be. They handle weight but they do have a tiny bit of “give” to them but as you can see from my photo I had no issues placing different types of items. Rather a heavy resin 16” statue, MTG cards or books, it handles it all! By placing my books on the bottom shelves it made the entire structure rock solid. There’s not the slightest amount of lean even when pulling on the upper most shelf.I am trying to figure out the best lighting solution so if anyone has any tips feel free to share!

What a great and versatile system! At first, I was looking to buy all IKEA bookshelves, Billy and/or Kallax (a very expensive proposition to fill a 14 ft wall). Luckily, I decided to check Amazon for ideas, and stumbled on these. They are PERFECT for my craft room!They hold all my yarn and crafty stuff - the lighter and medium weight items - easily and solidly. I did buy two Billy bookshelves and a Kallax entertainment unit, and we were able to build the cubes around the IKEA units completely. I use the IKEA shelving to hold the heavier crafing items. I love it all!! Easy to put together, but make sure the panels are ALL the way in the buttons AS YOU GO to keep your structure strong and straight. Get a good mallet to gently take care of that - the one that comes with it fell apart after 5 minutes. Highly recommend!

This is the 2nd one of these I've bought, both from different manufacturers and sellers. I liked the 1st one well enough to buy a 2nd and this one is better quality and the directions made it so easy to put together. And it came with a set of hooks on the side. I love how well these hold up to organize lightweight items and are incredibly inexpensive!

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.

Extremely customizable cubes. At first it seems like they may be a bit hard to put together. I find if I start from the bottom as opposed to the side of a cube and pay attention to the direction of the coupler/connectors, its easy peasy. I am blind totally and do it all by feel. I have made turntable types of storage and bought casters so I can spin it around based upon what sort of activity I am working on. I have built standard even cubes straight up and over and I have build a variety of other types of storage including hampers with dividers that are two cubes deep and the opening is aimed upward rather than outward to the side. three wide so I have a two foot tall, triple bin for color sorting storage hamper for laundry and I also placed casters on that so I can roll it over to the washer and dryer. The casters need to be installed on something solid so I used a small piece of plywood and voila…perfect. I adore these….sincerely. They have salvaged what was let of a disorganized life with a man. Lol :-) I love him, too but…now I can find my stuff when I need it instead of some other random objects now squatting in places where my stuff had previously lived…my stuff now on the lamb and just poof, gone. Lol nobody touches all the cubbies I have around. Ever. I have bought three sets of these so far and a fourth from a different brand as well which I don’t like as much as I like these. I bought the black ones both times. I am about to buy more again. :-) also, if you need to take them apart they are not tat difficult but once I have them the way I like them, I add some glue on the connectors so they stay or if I try to move them with stuff in them, they will, at times, separate and well… that is no fun at all. :-) they are also great in cabinets to increase storage there as mine have some really tall ones with one shelf and unless my cereal and crackers are in boxes that are four feet tall, then its a giant waste of space. Not now. I have cubbies in them now. :-) I also have used zip ties to place an unused panel in front of the opening on cubbies where I have private things I d on’t want being eyed by anyone and use rare earth magnets as closures. Ya have to use something aside from the connectors for a door as when the panels are connected to a coupler/connector, they aren’t able to move like a door swings. If you get yourselves some casters and some zip ties and magnets…the sky is the limit :-) I also use the sides that are just a panel where that can be seen and I paint on them. I use chrome metallic pens or paint and add designs like hearts or stars or flowers or hand prints or whatever i feel like adding. Sometimes I write cool little things on them. “Like “By Thine, Own Hand, Create” goes with a lot of my hand prints. Its fun! On the back of the black ones, chrome paint really stands out.:-) I am working on finding a way to have them hanging but think its not gonna work out. I will have to install a small shelf and then secure the cubbies to that on them bottom so they are sitting on a shelf and anchored to the wall. I just love these. Its totally revolutionized my footwear habits as well. Color codes, organized and never a missing left or right one… I wish I could make a giant lid and I would have a something like a giant pill box of about 4 to 6 cubbies like little toy boxes all connected and with a giant lid and have things of a variety of types in them on my hobby table. Not sure of how well they may work out in the shower to organize so there aren’t random items and bottles of random stuff in there that I have no idea what it all is.not sure about that tho. Have to feasibility test and see if they rust if they stay wet for long since the inner frames are metal f some sort. They do not all have to be attached to the same Built shelves or whatever. I have two here and two there and a few manifestations of cube cubbies strewn about. ;-) I may also buy a set to create a couple of room dividers. Who said I have to use them all as cubbies? I can use the panels and all the connectors to build a moveable wall/room or area divider with a couple panels as feet at the bottomm so it does not fall OR I can put a couple of 90 degree angles in said wall and voila, that will also stand up. :-) these are just so cool. I may get a couple of colors and mix them all up so a set of a few cibbies may be two diff colors. :-)

It’s easy to assemble! I love it! My old roommate had it for a year and we kept shoes in it and when she moved out I had to get another one. I love it. It looks so much nicer and helps with the day to day instead of keeping shoes on the floor. It’s a great size and is light weight.

Good quality and easy enough to assemble. Unfortunately, you don't necessarily get 16 cubes if you don't use some exact configurations. There are not enough connectors or parts to finish it out. I was really counting on there to be enough for each kiddo but now I'm not sure what I'll do.

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!