C&AHOME Cube Storage Organizer, 16-Cube Shelves Units, Closet Cabinet, DIY Plastic Modular Book Shelf, Ideal for Bedroom, Living Room, Office, 48.4" L x 12.4" W x 48.4" H Pink UPCS16P

Plasticky, but cute if you're just looking for something to organize some items. Setting it up took me awhile but I also have two young children who took a liking to it and started using it as a castle. In the process, they cracked a few of the "walls". I'm not sure if my kids are just crazy strong or if the durability of the "walls" should be called into question.

So much frustration last night hours spent trying to do six across and it’s still not secure. I really liked the first sets I bought (except the incomplete one I have to return). I showed my preteen a review photo with blue and pink combined in diagonal pattern. She wanted to do that. That one is 6 cubes across and five high. Assembly was almost impossible because in order to really lock all the pieces together you have to be able to spread your arms across the entire structure and squeeze together each row. And push down on the top. I’m 5’6” for reference. The sets I made that were three across and five high are sturdy enough so far but I HAVEN’T hardly put anything on them other than a few clothes or papers on a few cubes yet. Four across and four high ok too I think but I haven’t tried to move that one yet. I can move the three across without damaging it. The six across is a MESS. Make sure you don’t miss a slot in assembly because if you have to go back and correct then the ENTIRE structure is coming apart. But mainly it was just IMPOSSIBLE to snap it all together. My 56 inch tall kid worked with me to assemble then watched her work keep coming apart because she can’t apply the necessary force on one end to partner with me to squeeze the structure in place after it’s all done, but I’m skeptical another adult would have helped because one adult with a LONG arm span needs to be able to reach across and simultaneously squeeze both ends to ensure it’s snapped tight. My kid was using the mallet too to make sure her pieces were in place and I was checking as we went. BUT then here’s the real nightmare, when I tried to move it a few feet across the room. I wanted to tip it over like I did other sets so I could squeeze the structure in place and check for loose points. It kept falling apart. Finally got it against a wall, but it looks wonky and I’m wondering what will happen when we fill it with items. I got it for a child’s collections like Pokemon, Lego and Squishmellow (I initially got other units for my room to organize clothing, but I think records would look nice in it). I hope it doesn’t topple it over on my nine year old or collapse after we use it. Also one panel came torn, but I’m not returning over that. I will return the one very incomplete set. It might be ok but if you’re planning to move it a lot or reconfigure I don’t recommend because it’s too fragile unless you’re creating a small structure. I’ve been moving the three across I made fine in my own room (with nothing on it yet), but if I had to move on stairs or through a hall would worry any bump might pop the connectors out.

These are so cute! Pretty easy to put together and sturdy. My daughter got some a year or so ago. My younger daughter lived them so much that I just purchased some for her. She's much harder on stuff than my oldest kid, and they are holding up well with all her stuff in them. The pink ones are true to the color it shows in the pictures.

This is a an impromptu piece of furniture, that will work, if you do not store heavy items on it. I bought this to store clothes for my kids. It is easy to put together. The color is also beautiful. I got it in pink. However, be wary. It falls apart constantly. If the items are heavier than what the plastic can hold, the white connector falls, making the pink plastic fall as well. I have had to re assemble this thing, at least 5 times already, if not more. Overall, it’s ok for maybe decoration. Or as a display shelf. If you plan on storing things, or using it often, just be aware that it might fall apart constantly. I would not suggest using it as a dresser. I really wish the connector parts to this, were more stable, so that it can handle more weight.

This storage cube set is relatively simple to set up, but does require some oomf to get the circles locked into place. Once assembled, this does a very solid job of supporting itself (though you shouldn't put heavy things like books in the squares). The squares are larger than I thought they would be (the dimensions are accurate, I'm just small-minded lol). I love that I can decide what shape to display these in, and it makes me feel like a little kid again playing with an ELLO creation set... I wish they would include a few extra circles to really make my own designs; this works great to create a 2x4 set-up, and a 2x3 set-up, with a few extra panels left over (since there aren't quite enough pieces to do 2 2x4s). I use these to store yarn, fabric, and stuffed animals (the stuffed animals being the best use, in my opinion!). All 3 of these types of items sit in the cubes without fear of bending or breaking any part of the display. I love that these are pink and have smooth, full coverage for each cube side (no wire mesh to worry about). I have 2 sets of pink, and 1 set of translucent grey; they all work quite well and I will continue to add more to my collection as needed!