📚 HOMIDEC 20-Cube Grey Cube Storage Organizer with Hammer - Modular Shelf, Closet Bookshelf for Living Room, Bedroom, Office - Each Cube Size 11.8 x 11.8 inch Review

Okay, I bought this for my closet. I've had it for a few months now, but I put it off until last night. Took me 20 minutes to assemble and when I was done. I was surprised how nice it looked! For a buildable cube storage system, it feels incredibly solid, yet has a very nice, sleek, modern look! (those seem to be my favorite descriptive words lately) Now I'm thinking about adding some style to my closet haha! I will definitely buy one more of these.

I received a set of 20 dice but I ended up with 23 dice. The best thing about this device is that you can stack the cubes in different configurations, so I was able to adjust the top to bypass the light switch that was blocked by moving a cube to a different spot. Finally I have enough space for all my figures and toys. It took a bit of effort to get all the parts assembled correctly, as tightly as possible so everything was even and balanced. The set of 23 cubes took about 1.5 hours to build…

I bought these to better organize my sliding door wardrobe. You simply work for it. Once the plastic braces held the panels in place I didn't use a tiny hammer, the assembled containers are pretty solid. You won't wear them around the house, but in a stationary position, they hold up perfectly. I'm not sure how much weight the plates are rated for, but the plastic is relatively thin. They will have many uses, but you will not use them to stack heavy items. There were a few extra parts in my…

I would like to start by saying I bought 2 of these. The first one I assembled was a little disappointing as it took me around 35-40 minutes to build. The reason for this became clear when assembling the 2nd (25 minutes). It actually makes a big difference (or was for me) just the order things are put together and learning how to pinch/punch the joints to close the gaps. The mini hammer was useless for me. Learning these little tricks makes the building process less stressful. Durability is on…

It WAS perfect for what I needed, ordered the pink because it was $10 cheaper. It didn't come with instructions but we grabbed YouTube, a quick 1 minute video and started shooting it all together, easy btw. But halfway through, I realized I was missing panels. And some were bent too, which seemed to work but wasn't as solid. Got a replacement sent (instead of a few panels that I was missing, arrived today, same box, already knew that it wouldn't work, definitely not 1 more, not to mention 5…

suitable for students. I had one from Walmart that was at least $10 cheaper than the one I bought at Walmart a few years ago. It had a decent amount of stuff but I was too afraid to put too many things on one of the shelves. I then moved in and left it to a friend and she stocked every shelf with clothes and lotions, some of which were heavy, and surprisingly this thing never broke. After a few years, however, the circular plastic prices that connected each square began to collapse. So I just…

While looking for a good storage solution for my tiny apartment I came across this set of storage cubes. Overall very happy with the purchase, especially for the price, easy to assemble. I found the instruction sheet sandwiched between two squares when I was almost done and didn't even need it. I didn't use a hammer either, but thanks for having it in the kit. The hooks were a nice surprise as I wasn't expecting them but they were perfect for holding some of my hair ties! Also glad it's…

The assembly instructions were terrible and not even numbered correctly and it was a nightmare to put together until I figured it out from pictures online. Even then, it seemed like inserting one part would break the other. The hammer that comes with it is useless, not wooden as the description says and I had to use a stronger one to tap the connectors tight. About a month after assembly, I was casually stuffing clothes into one of the cubes when a plastic connector snapped, sending this shelf…