YCOCO 6 Wire Storage Modular Cubes for Closet Organization, Metal Grids DIY Storage Shelves with Wooden Hammer, Stackable Bookcase for Bedroom, Living Room, Office in Black Review

Easy to assemble and easy to disassemble. Can fall apart too easily if the parts don't "click" properly. I used them for a demo at an event to show off some of the keychains I sell. I put cork boards on the sides and it worked really well. I use the rest to store clothes in my closet and it works so well for keeping things organized!

You get what you pay for. Each panel is made from thin vinyl plastic, wrapped around strong hanger material and snapped in place with those odd plastic clips. It's good that they give you more because you will break some of them and it will take a lot of strength to put them back together correctly. Once you assemble it, the other piece will detach and you're back to square one. I can use it for stuffed animals for my kids I think.

Great handy organizer for my laundry room comes in a box from the factory only came in a Revain box I'm not the least bit disappointed Mind you it is made of plastic so it can't support significant weight but I have various cubes, one has windex, another has carpet cleaner, one has clorox wipes, another has breeze spray etc.

Difficult to assemble, took forever. I bought a similar product from another seller which was much easier. Collect this first, then move on to it. The connectors are supposed to snap, but this is difficult and breaks easily. The little hammer they give you is useless so I used a hammer from another device I bought which broke the plug. Another cracked when I squeezed too hard. I bought 2 sets and am afraid to assemble the second one so it just sits there. Plus: If you can assemble it without…

I have these for storage for my extendable camper van. They disassemble to a small size so they can be stowed in the car. They were pretty easy to put together once I got the hang of it, and the connecting washers were so strong that my daughter couldn't take them apart (which is probably a good thing, she's only 7 years old). I could break them easily. We used them to mount a metal fan on a window so obviously they can support a bit of weight. Put in some towels, sunscreen and sunglasses, they