Maplefield 4 Pack Extra Deep Shelf Dividers for Closet Organization, Fabric Shelf Separator, Closet Dividers for Shelves, Sweater Organizer, Ideal for Clothes, Towels, Books - 12 x 9.5 Inches

Quick and easy to install. Converted the sweater shelf in my master closet with these dividers. So far, working well and keeping my sweaters neat and well organized (compared to the ramshackle piles that used to sit on my sweater shelves).

I like these better than the other ones but they’re not “deep” or “long” they’re quite small. Good if your shelf is small. I have two shelves connected so I was able to put one in the back. They’re tiny but nice

Where have these been all my life lol

Perfect to use on my closet shelf to organize my purses. Did not want plastic or anything flimsy. They are very sturdy. May order more. Still organizing my closet. Had to push on divider to get on shelf.

Needed something that did the job and also looked nice and homey. This fit the bill well. Thanks.

I recently had to deal with a clothes moth infestation in my closet. I wear a lot of natural fabrics that attract them. I decided to put my seasonal clothes in those vacuum sealed storage bags. I tried laying the bags on top of each other on the closet shelf, but they were really unsteady that way. Plus it was hard to get a bag down and put one up. I ordered the acrylic shelf dividers as I wanted the vacuum bags to stand upright, like books on a bookshelf. The acrylic dividers are really short and have no sturdiness and do not stay in place. I found these and decided to try them. These are much taller than the acrylic dividers and look much nicer. The support that goes under the shelf to hold these in place is tight to get over the edge of the shelf, but once it was on, this divider is solid. That is exactly what I expect out of a divider. I am happy with these dividers and they are holding my vacuum bags upright like I wanted.

The media could not be loaded. I am a neat freak when it comes to closets ... maybe its low end OCD but if my day starts out digging through a messy, unorganized looking closet, it puts a damper on me. The top shelf of my coat closet has always bothered me as it is where I stack all of my sweaters. After time, they get tippy and the sleeves overlap because pulling them in and out jumbles up the stack.These are pretty expensive for what you get ... essentially a wire frame with a felt piece in the middle. However, these seem better made than other ones I've used ... more sturdy and better looking. I tried the clear plastic ones and they did the trick but were flimsy and didn't look as good.There are a few things about these to note ...- You really need to measure before putting them in. Many closet shelving is less than 12 inches in height and you'll need a little clearance to wiggle them in and out. These are 9.5 inches deep ... which, compared to other ones doesn't seem 'extra deep' in my opinion.- The clearance between the area that slides under the bottom is pretty small and there is not much flex, so if you have thicker shelves, that could prove to be an issue. I'd like it better if the brackets had a little more flex. Be careful sliding the dividers into place, if it is a tight squeeze as you can scrape the paint/wood, despite the clear rubber pads.You get 4 of these in a package. They will give you a professional closet look, at a fraction of the price, and hassle, of installing wooden dividers permanently. I am always reorganizing my closet, so this is extra convenient for me, despite the slight hassle of having to jiggle them out and push them in due to how narrow the bottom clip is with very little give. The fabric area is a cheap felt material, which I think would be better and more breathable as a stronger canvas.Overall, this is exactly what I was looking for. The only way they could be more perfect is if they had adjustable height as they are too low for a high stock of sweaters but too high for my shorter closet shelf where I keep my jeans. For most people's closets they will work, just make sure to measure before buying. These are better made than others I've tried, although a bit pricier. I'd order these again ... and will likely order more of them for my guest closet. I hope my video, pictures and honest review after using the item was helpful to you.

The clip-on part of these is quite impressive in it's stability and holding power. The divider itself is just felt and due to the nature of fabric has quite a bit more give. This works fine if you are trying to divide piles of clothes or other items of similar "weight", but it would be highly ineffective if you were trying to keep books from falling over or other heavy items. These are a workable solution for most closets, just be mindful of what you intend to use it for and keep realistic expectations in mind.