SONGMICS Cube Storage Organizer, Interlocking Plastic Cubes with Divider Design, Modular Cabinet, Bookcase for Closet Bedroom Kid’s Room, Includes Rubber Mallet, 32.7"L x 12.6"W x 36.6"H White ULPC36W

I was looking to replace an old clunky dresser with something clean, simple, sturdy, functional, and not expensive. I had did my research and was having a hard time finding something that would fit well into our closet space. People want to charge 100$ for setups for baby and kids clothes. Finally found the songmics. I have to say it really works, it looks good, and seems to be sturdy enough. It's easy to assemble, maybe 30 min? I think this will last as a full time replacement for any dresser, as long as the product holds up, which it seems durable enough to last awhile. Matches light room colors well.

I love it so far. It’s more sturdy than it looks. It holds more than you would think and it has lots of space. It’s customizable and super easy to put together. It comes with all the tools and parts you would need so no fuss. All in all I highly recommend it!

My 15 year old assembled this in about 30 minutes - very easy. It is being used for shoe storage and miscellaneous items in her room, looks good, eliminates some clutter. My only suggestion is that slightly thicker plastic could be used for the shelves. They will not hold any appreciable weight - fine for very light items.

Sturdy, can assemble into smaller slots and bigger cubbies. Can be arranged in different configurations. Holds baskets from the dollar store to organize all my “stuff “. Comes with a mallet which is the only tool needed to assemble. Comes with a strap to anchor to the wall but I didn’t need to use it. I feel it’s a big bang for the buck but I would not let younger children like toddlers to use it because they may be able to knock it over. Probably better for kids 8 and up who can understand not to climb on it or treat it too roughly.

I am so impressed by this easy to assemble product, and the price. I am kind of a storage-nut, and have wanted shelves for my under sink bathroom cabinets since 2004 when I purchased the home. Voila! I found them, and these are easy to configure around the sink and drains. I ordered five of these and am going to do the bathrooms and under the kitchen sink. They even come with a cute little rubber headed mallet/hammer! I took pictures, might have to go to computer to upload them.

It’s a nice looking unit and is a great size for organizing the unused space in the top of a closet, and came with clear directions (and even a rubber mallet) which made assembly a snap. But I mean that literally - while putting it together, four of the connectors snapped and the thin plastic shelf material tore in a few places. It gives me the impression the shelves won’t be able to take any real weight. I might put a sweater or two on them, but suspect if I put a pair of boots it would eventually sag and then tear. So for the money, it’s not good value unless you will only put very lightweight items in the unit and have good luck in with nothing breaking during assembly.

These are far better than I was expecting.Sturdiness is actually quite good. The plastic separators are higher quality than I expected.It isn’t great for shoes if you have a vast collection of Vans high tops. It looks like you could get three pairs of normal shoes per shelf but I would assume only two.They are nicely customizable in that you can take two sets (or even one) and build whatever configuration you want.Lastly, after it is assembled, push down on each joint area at the top. You’ll be surprised at how many more clicks you get which adds strength to the structure for sure.I like it, no complaints really.

I ended up buy 3 sets because I found places to use them. Easy assembly. They are lightweight, yet sturdy. I love them. They truly solved my closet problems. Also the company itself is wonderful. Shipping was fast. The little mallet alone is great for other purposes. Thank you so much..

They are easy to adapt to your needs and make the shape and height you want. I actually cheated and didn't put the back supports on but instead made more shelves with them as there were spare corner support pieces and I bought two of this product. This does make it a bit wobbly without the back support but as most of the stuff I had was light clothing on the top shelves and heavy boots and shoes on the bottom, this hasn't caused a problem with any risk of falling over. I tried it with the back support pieces and it was very sturdy.My only slight disappointment was that, after measuring my North Face winter boots, I thought I might have enough room to put two boots together but I had to put 1 pair and 1 single boot as you can see in the picture. Not an issue as the smaller shelves with separators are perfect for smaller trainers and shoes and you can get 2 pairs of shoes in each, just. If you have larger shoes than womens US 9.5 then you may have trouble. If you have large shoes then you may be better off getting the cube ones as those take a large pair of boots. I like the separator idea on this particular design though.You can place things on top like a shelf but it does give a bit under the weight of heavier things and doesn't remain a perfectly flat surface but for my needs it's great. I didn't put our ski boots on them, as that would have likely caused too much weight.

Pretty easy to set up. Like putting a kid's toy together. My son is too lazy to open drawers to get his clothes out or put them away. It would cost 1K to get a closet designer in and I was looking for shelves for the bottom of his closet ( something without drawers that you have to pull open, also so the kid can find his stuff). Some of the metal ones from global industries were over $800. I found these on Amazon and based on the reviews, dimensions (customizable) and the price thought I'd give it a try. It fits the space nicely and does the job. I didn't really need the little mallet that they provided but one of the connectors broke (it would have still been usable for an end piece) but I ended up with some extra at the end. There was also an extra square piece and J-hooks. I find it study enough. Just gotta make the kid put his clothes in it now instead of on the floor.

This is made of plastic. It builds well and is pretty sturdy. I placed this in a closet which fits well. It holds all my sweaters properly and cleans well with a damp clothe.

Natural or room light shines through the translucent panels making the unit bright and cheery looking in a room. Easy to snap together and take apart with your hands but if you want it to be a more sturdy permanent structure, recommend to use the hammer that comes with it.

Extremely hard to assemble it took me almost 4 hours of my life