📚 Efficient 12-Cube HUBSON Wire Cube Storage Organizer: Ideal for Books, Toys, Crafts, Plants, and Pet Closet Organization Review

As a real estate agent, I have so many random items in my office for staged purposes. It helped clear up and organize some of the clutter. I have a few more columns to add, but... so far so good.

I like the modularity of these storage modules. You can make them high, wide, tall or small according to your needs. It goes well with other sets in the same style. Assembly is easy enough, although it does take some time and effort to get the parts to fit together properly. A good hammer is included to make it easier. The plastic parts are thick and durable. The shelves are strong enough for light use like clothes and toys; not suitable for heavy books or ceramics, as plastic plates tend to…

Bought these board game organizers and they fit most games very well. Each organizer measures approximately one cubic foot. It fits in the regular 11 inch baskets I've tried. I had 6 organizer cubes and they came with a hammer to put them together. The hammer made it much easier to pull the wires into the correct slot at some stages. I love the hammer, maybe even more than the dice themselves. It is very important that each black connector is connected properly, otherwise the stand will become…

I really like this shoe organizer. I like that it is easy to assemble. I made a mine in 2 sections of 4 cabs. That way I could load one from the outside of the cabinet, then slide it inside the cabinet, and then load the other. My closet isn't empty, so I don't have a lot of wiggle room. Once assembled, the section will not easily fall apart when moving. Each stall contained at least 4-6 pairs of shoes or 3 pairs of boots. If you don't have a lot of shoes, you can just put a pair in each stall,

Believe it or not, the situation with the wardrobe (pictured) is much better now than it was before this customizable shelf. I think it would look good if I was careful with the shirts, but I don't have time for that. This device is surprisingly powerful despite thin wires and small plugs. If you snap it in place, it can ward off a lot of abuse, but not the abuse of a 4-year-old boy that we learned about a few minutes after completing a short build. The bad thing is that it kind of stinks. It's

Wire cube storage like this has been a college room staple since at least the early 2000s. They all basically follow the same formula, so by now most of us know what we're getting into. Hubson thinks small details can really take it to the next level. First, the frames are plated metal, either mesh (for the side panels) or a ring with strong polyethylene sheeting (for the shelf). It's important to note that the foil doesn't cover the corners, meaning you don't run the risk of tearing the foil…