📦 TomCare 6-Cube Metal Wire Cube Organizer - White, Modular Storage Cubes for Bedroom, Home Office - DIY Closet Organizer, Bookshelves Grids Review

I bought this special storage cube based on positive reviews and special feet. The dedicated feet are nice (as are the shelf liners) but the unit itself is flimsy and two parts had disconnected/broken wires. Assembly is fine, but you really need to get the parts in place. The nested mallet did the job well. It looks nice from a distance and is good for light stuff, but one of the cubes I have to watch out for with broken wires.

I wanted some storage cubes to keep folded sweaters in the closet. Arrived well packaged and with all necessary parts. (Actually, I think there were some extra details). The assembly was a bit difficult at first. I had to study the connectors a bit to understand how they fit. But once I got the hang of it, the assembly went smoothly and the product is fit for purpose. My only suggestion is to enlarge the photos of the connectors in your manual so you can more easily see how they fit.

Arrived earlier than expected which is nice, the kit included all the parts and even some spares for which I am very grateful. The instructions were easy to follow and I put everything together without any problems, only having to use a hammer a couple of times. It's definitely able to hold up to 10 pounds cubed on the second tier in the middle where I put some art supplies and books. Other shelves hold gussets full of yarn and after a week are still not a problem. May buy more in the future…

I bought these for a certain corner of my class but wasn't sure what to expect in terms of durability and ease of assembly. They walked together without drama. In truth, I didn't even need the little hammer that came with the kit. It took me less than fifteen minutes to set them up 3-2-1 style. They are strong enough for my use and can hold consumables such as staplers, hole punches etc on my turntable. They took a space that was mostly wasted and made it workable. You are exactly what I…

Because they are modular, you can build shelves of almost any size and orientation (open top, open front, etc.). This gives you many creative options and ways to use them. They're light and strong for the most part (they CAN get overloaded and fall apart, but ligaments seem to help with joint stability). They can be a bit tricky to put together on larger designs, but if you're careful and make sure the pieces are fixed before you load them, they're great. To be honest, this is the third or…

I use shelves in the closet. They won't hold much weight. Sweaters would be a safer bet than stacks of dumbbells in my opinion. The instructions were pretty awful and it took me a while to figure out (myself) how everything fits together. Because it didn't occur to me to look at the numbers and instead my eyeballs did what they do in the US, left to right, moving down the page rather than jumping steps where this product salutes becomes. Some helpful tips. Steps 3 and 4 of the instructions are…