Puroma Closet Organizer 9 Cube Storage Organizer, Bookcase Bookshelf with Mallet DIY Closet Organizers and Storage, Portable Closet Storage Shelves Cabinet for Kids, Home, Office, and Bedroom

I really like this product it’s great for my anime figure collection. I will definitely be purchasing more especially since they are stackable.

At first it didn't seem sturdy, but once you start assembling it connecting the sheets with the connectors it gets very sturdy. The material is a tough like plastic material. I have two dislikes. One sheet bar broke in the center when connecting so never push from the center. And I rather a set of connectors were available for the corners so thatit would not look incomplete meaning more plates needed . Instead of a full circle maybe a half of circle so it cold be flat instead of sticking out. Overall I love it, and it includes 12 month warranty and contract info.

Easy to assemble, took me maybe 20-30 minutes. To make the cube, each flat piece snaps in and then is reinforced with the hammer provided. It was a little tedious because some kept unsnapping with each piece added. We are using them mostly for clothes storage, and we were surprised that we could fit all of my 12-year-old’s t-shirts, jeans, sweatpants, long-sleeved shirts, and pj’s! The cubes are made with a thin plastic, almost like faux leather; they do sag a little bit if you put anything on top of them, but they still hold a good amount of weight (my son put quite a few books on one of the cubes as you can see).I am really happy with this product because it’s easy for my son to not only put away his clothes nicely, but he can actually SEE everything, so it eliminates have to rummage through drawers and losing clothes to the back of the drawer.

We bought these cubes to assemble into a two-wide, four-high storage unit to put inside a closet for folding clothing and small personal items for a person in a nursing home. The configuration we chose fits nicely into the closet and does exactly what we wanted. But, they are a real bear to put together, and the plastic fittings that the corners of the panels fit into are somewhat delicate, and the corners of the panels need to be pushed in absolutely straight. The method of assembly shown in the instructions is the way to go; deviation from that method such as leaving the backs off for later assembly does NOT work since the structure has to be pulled apart in places to do that, which makes the whole structure unstable and likely to come apart. The little wooden hammer included with the package is totally worthless except as a cute addition to the item display on Amazon or another toy to be stored in the cubes--not enough length or heft to do anything useful. Once assembled and installed, the unit proved to be just what we had envisioned for the storage needed.

I may not be the smartest person alive, but this was easy enough for me to assemble. Requires a bit of work and the small hammer wasn't used frequently, but it was fun. I do get slightly concerned with the sag caused by my many heavy books (within it's weight limit) but surprisingly it doesn't look like it's going to rip or anything. Very convenient. We'll see if it holds up.

This was a really easy product to put together. The instructions were a little vague, but once I got the pattern down, I was able to finish without needing much guidance. Most of the panels lined up perfectly, but some are *just* barely out of line. I tried using the wooden mallet (included) and I tried using extra pressure when snapping the panels into place. While they did snap into place and are holding just fine, they're not perfectly level with the others. The panels were all very dirty/dusty when they arrived and some had dents in them, but they cleaned up easily. Overall, this was relatively worth the price I paid and I love how I can make different shapes to fit the areas in my room. It's made from a sturdy-ish vinyl and will be able to hold most books without trouble, but this should not be used for anything that needs to stay level without being rocked (like plants, lights, candles, etc.). I'm not entirely confident that each shelf/box can support 15 lbs as advertised, but again, this is a decent shelf for the price and the effort needed to put it together.

The hammer is useless but if you just push on the little studs, they go in pretty well. And they are pretty structurally sound so far.

Update: The seller contacted me and shipped me a new set with assembly instructions. I am very pleased with their follow-up and therefore updated my overall rating.This organizer set is competitive at this price range, a good choice for a tight budget. I used it as a bookshelf and it has not disappointed me with loaded textbooks. So I would say the sturdiness is very good.