Portable Wardrobe Closet Cube Storage Cube Organizer Cube Shelf Armoire Bedroom Dresser (28x14x56 inches) 2x4 Tiers, Pink

I got this for my 8 year old son since we recently moved him into our newest completed bedroom. I got this as a temporary fix until we build him in an actual closet but this will work great for now and afterwards it will go in the garage for storage.I can hang atleast 17 kids size shirts (he’s an 8/10) in each hanging section. I got about 12 hoodies in one. It seems very sturdy. The cubbies will fit a canvas box to put inside, which I will do for his socks and undies. And also have room under his shirts to store other items.Instructions were easy to follow, best to watch the instructional video. I put it together myself in about an hour. Just be sure to use the mallet between each section to fill in the gaps and add the zip ties to all joints after. It came very well packaged with the parts, stickers, plastic mallet and a pair of working gloves. DO build it near where you want it to go. It’s easy to move but I was afraid everything was going to pop out bc I hadn't ziptied them yet before moving.It does have a slightly strange smell, but I’m sure that’s due to the plastic and being new which will fade over the next few days.

Went on YouTube for instructions (not from the company)…the idea and price are great and I am using it for my shed and winter clothes, but glad I’m not using it for the house…reason being: doors do not stay closed, so I will buy magnets…the assembly sounds easy, but took me an hour to assemble four of eight cubes. That is my only complaint, otherwise iT will work great for my purpose….should definitely enclose instructions. The packaging was great with gloves and little hammer.

If you love assembling things, setting this up would be easy for you. Just make sure to follow the instructions :)For the price, it seems reasonable. The material is quite sturdy but you could always add extra precautions and secure it to the wall.I love the additional cute stickers, makes the Mama happy 😁This is fairly new to us so I'll probably update my review on how long it will take before it gets destroyed by my toddler :)

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Watch the video on YouTube or you'll want to burn it or trash it. It's a bit of a hassle if you're doing it alone. Structurally, it's decent, holds my daughter's clothes well, and if it's all you can afford it is a very decent investment. I made the mistake of not noticing the depth of the boxes, so I bought the children's size that uses children's hangers, but no biggie, I just ran to the Dollar Store and got them. If you need lots of hanging space you'll have to buy 2 of them. You can fit about 6-8 articles depending on how thick the clothing is. Or maybe fit like 3-4 jackets, just to give you an idea of the space inside the long rectangle. You can sit a lot of folded clothing so if you buy this it's great for that. I also use it to create a private space for her. She loves the way it separates her from her sister. Overall I say if you can't afford a stronger closet, this is very much worth the price when set up properly. The only real issue is that some of the boxes can be slightly offset so you might have a few doors that won't close properly but it's not a problem. I used my glue gun to add width to the edges where it doesn't meet and problem solved! It's also very easy even for my daughter to move around as it is light and slides on the floor, but even on carpet it's easy to lift even with clothes in it.

Did not get the 4 hanging rods, was trying to put it together by the picture and i have left over rectangles pieces and square pieces

I had high hopes for this as it appeared perfect for my needs. Unfortunately, it isn't. It was difficult to put together has directed once you started adding.ore cubes to the first set. Trying to install the next set causes the bottom ones to pop apart even after lashing them to together with the zip ties provided. The ties themselves were tiny hard to work with and often even pulled apart or simply broke when trying to tighten them. Not to mention the difficulty involved in trying to fasten the ties around the wire corners and through the openings once you had more than a couple cubes together. After, struggling with the ties and having the connectors pull apart or pop off even with ties firmly connected I hit on the idea of using plant wire instead of the ties. This functioned better and was easier to install. The process of trial and error actually took me a couple days, but I was only able to work a couple hours each day. My guess would be about 4 hours of assembly time total. The finished product empty was unstable and doors did not fit properly on many of the cubes because of their slightly off square shaping. Even stacking only light weight items inside caused additional sagging. Frankly, I would have returned it but I couldn't face the work involved in dismantling it. So, it's standing in my bedroom only about half full and looking very like it might collapse given any provocation. Oh, did I mention, it came with an extra wire floor piece put short one outside canvas piece. I left off the top of onee column. Included tools were adequate but hammer came apart couple times, still it was free. All in all, I really can't recommend it. Like I said, I would have returned it but just could face the time and effort of dismantling and boxing it up. Doubt it will stand for more than a few months. Sad. I had high hopes for it.