C&AHOMEWire Cube Storage - 9-Cube Organizer, Metal Grids, Modular Bookshelf, Closet Cabinet, Ideal for Home, Living Room, Office - 36.6'L x 12.4'W x 48.4'H Black

I’ve been looking for something like this for a long while now. Perfect for organizing my yarn! Easy installation, looks clean, material came a little dented but you couldn’t tell once put together, no missing parts, fits perfectly in my room, not too sturdy if you make it tall and skinny, holds a lot of things! Overall, worth the price.

I've bought a couple types of these wire cubbies over the years. All have held up well. This brand is no exception. Well made pieces work exactly as intended. No issues in assembly just make sure you get everything snapped in all the way.Additional personal tip: Use zip ties in all the corners. I've done this with every unit I've purchased and never had an issue with them popping apart or getting loose. Just snip off the excess length of the zip tie and you can't tell they're there.

This shelf unit looked like it would work for the job we needed it to do. Needed a lightweight shelf to fit in a small closet in a small travel trailer. It only weighs about 10 lbs and fits perfectly in the space it needed to fit, holds towels and other not so heavy items easily. Seems to work out great, very happy with the purchase! Now, about the assembly... not difficult to understand at all. However, I had to assemble it IN the closet because it wouldn’t fit through the framework assembled. It may have been easier and quicker if it was put together on a hard floor with plenty of room to maneuver, but that wasn’t an option. Took me about an hour. The instructions were simple to follow, beginning with “count all your pieces before you start.” Which I did. All accounted for. What I didn’t do was INSPECT every piece. If you are concerned with the appearance of the shelf unit- if it’s in a prominent place instead of in a closet, DO inspect every piece. Several of the “powder coated” grids were not completely covered and some were a bit rusty. Rustoleum spray paint fixed it for me. Many had chips in the paint. Again, spray paint. But, as I said, mine is in a closet and simply for organizing closet stuff. When I began assembling, I found that the little wooden mallet they included was very handy for tapping the first plastic corner joiner thingamabob onto the wire grid. And then I began to tap the second aforementioned item and the cute little wooden mallet handle simply busted in half. I’m a little tiny female sr citizen, and although I (think I) am invincible I don’t have the strength of Thor and that cute little wooden mallet must have been made of balsa wood, it certainly wasn’t a sturdy pine much less an iron hammer forged by mythical creatures to serve a worthy master, and it didn’t last past two plastic whachamacallits. A pair of pliers and a real hammer are needed for assembly. Once assembled, the unit seems sturdy and the cubes sufficient to hold more than with what I am burdening them. It sits squarely on the floor of the closet with no wiggles and does not fall over or lean to one side. I put it together two cubes wide and three tall instead of the 3,2,1 configuration shown in the item description. Works for what I needed, and assembly was pretty straightforward in spite of having to assemble it in the tight confines of the closet.

There's many options out there for making grid walls to display art, merchandise, and other items at craft shows and other events. C&A's 9-12 cube wire displays do not disappoint.It's so versatile and very simple to put together even if you are not handy at all and get anxiety sweat looking at furniture assembly instructions. I found I didn't even need the enclosed wooden hammer. Once you connect a few of the grids and figure out how to put them together, it's easy peasy. You can build like the product image if you're selling clothes at the event. Make "bins" of different sizes if customers will go through it themselves. I created an entire wall with extra grid on the right, left, and bottom for stability. Put some floating shelves or retail hooks up there to display your work. You can also use S-hooks and artist wire.Breaks down in no time! Very portable so you can easily ship or put in a large suitcase in the original box. This makes them ideal for taking to conventions: cars, wagons, and dollies have very limited room. This is more compact and versatile than those linen shelves or giant pieces of grid. You only have to build as much as you need!I highly recommend buying TWO of these for your standard 10x10 booth. Just one will be fine if you other display options like foldable shelves, pull-out bins, a table for smaller items, etc. But if you want to create a large wall that fits lots of paintings and spans at least two sides of the booth, two of these 9-cube grids should work. C&A also sells extra connectors, which I recommend buying to create more display combinations and in case you lose them. Zip ties will also work to provide extra connection and flexibility.

The quality is as expected and it works perfectly for what I needed it for. I store my yarn for all of my crocheting project on this shelf and it’s great. I don’t think I’d use it for anything too heavy though. It was also very easy to put together

Honestly maybe I'm bad at counting but I think we ended up with an extra cube so Intead of 6, we have 7😅 but either way this was perfect! I remember having the rainbow heavy duty big ones as a kid and mom used them for YEARS so I already knew how to build these and what I wanted to do. Super sturdy and it fit perfectly where I wanted it. Got great storage space for his shoes and my shoes plus at the bottom we have our dogs food and water bowls and she is able to get them just fine (small breed)😅 and at the top we have a little place to put toss away things when we get home like his hat😅. It looks great, had shown up just in time and it's worth every penny✨-lina

The instructions suggested 2 people assemble, however, I did it by myself. It took a while, but it was assembled. The only drawback was that the wooden hammer that came with it, it kept dethatching while hammering the parts into place. I would suggest gluing the handle to the head before beginning using it. I love it and it's perfect for what I needed!!

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I needed something that was a very specific size to fit under a pedestal sink in my bathroom - this was perfect because I could customize the size as needed. It was a bit challenging to put together but that's because it is so sturdy. No equipment is needed but it was easier with two people!I was so pleased with this, I have used others that were similar that didn't stay together well but this one is SO strong, I am really happy and it is such a simple & clean look, I much prefer this to plastic. I bought basket to fit inside each self and I love it.

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In the diverse world of jewelry making, 3D design, and metalworking, organization is key. My quest for a versatile storage solution led me to the C&AHOME Wire Cube Storage system. With its promise of a 9-cube organizer that's stackable, modular, and seemingly ideal for a variety of uses, I was intrigued by the potential it held for my studio. My experience, however, has been a mix of satisfaction and frustration.On the positive side, the modular design of the C&AHOME storage system is its greatest asset. The ability to configure the cubes in multiple ways has been beneficial in adapting the setup to fit the evolving needs of my workspace. Whether for storing tools, materials, or showcasing finished pieces, the flexibility is appreciated. The metal construction also adds a level of durability, which is essential in a workshop environment where the equipment and storage are put to the test daily.However, the assembly process was more challenging than anticipated. While I appreciate DIY projects, the instructions were not as clear as they could have been, leading to some trial and error. Once assembled, the cubes were functional but revealed limitations in stability when stacked in taller configurations. For heavy tools or materials, this raised concerns about safety and the risk of collapse, prompting me to rethink how and where to use them effectively.The aesthetic of the wire cubes is minimalist and fits well with the industrial vibe of my studio, but it lacks the refinement I prefer for displaying finished jewelry pieces or high-end materials. This relegated the system to a more utilitarian role, slightly disappointing given my hopes for a dual-purpose solution that would also enhance the studio's appearance.Storage capacity within each cube is ample for smaller items but becomes problematic for larger tools or bulk materials. The open wire design, while facilitating visibility and access, does not protect contents from dust—a significant consideration in a workshop where cleanliness affects the quality of delicate work like jewelry making and laser engraving.In conclusion, the C&AHOME Wire Cube Storage system offers a decent level of practicality for organizing various aspects of my business, from raw materials to tools. Its modularity and durability are high points, but its stability, assembly difficulty, and aesthetic limitations prevent it from being the all-encompassing solution I had hoped for. It's a moderate investment for those with patience for setup and a clear plan for its use, especially in environments where lightweight storage is sufficient. For the heavy-duty demands of a professional studio, it might not be the best standalone option.

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