Tespo Wire Storage Cubes Modular Shelving Unit DIY Metal Grid Closet Organizer System, Bookcase, Cabinet (20 Cubes Black)

 I bought this set to make a custom rabbit cage and I could not be happier. I threw in some pieces of of old flooring and tomorrow I'm adding a cover on the ramp so he doesn't hurt his paws and now I have a nice little bunny condo!!

The assembly is a little bit tricky at the beginning, but you can handle it smoothly once you get the hang of it. It took me about half an hour to manage it, though, the stuff turns strong, which is far beyond my expectation. When you assemble it, try to keep it tight as tightly as possible!!The best thing of this product is that I am free to assemble whatever cubes I like. I didn't follow the product picture to make it a 4 by 3 bookshelf. Instead, I made it into three pieces of storage - a shoes shelf, a basket, and a storage by the bed! You can see from the pictures how flexible and how much you can get from this cool product. After building the three sets of storage, I still have some extra grids left for future use!!!!

I ordered this to organize my young son's stuff which was a mess all over his room! The closet where this stands now was a dumping ground and hiding place for what you didn't want anyone to see. Then I ordered this unit, one by one, I assembled the cubes, my son even helped me to put it together. It truly doesn't require tools- you only need the connectors for the panels. The instructions sheet was incorrect for this unit but we figured it out anyway. I wasn't sure what the difference was between this unit by Tespo and the Whitmor ones that are sold everywhere, but instead of buying bulky furniture, this type of modular arrangement works out better for me because it can be taken apart easily. My biggest worry was how much weight this can hold and whether it will be able to hold all of my son's books, binders, junk, toys...etc and it did without collapsing. I did however check the weight limit for each cube as I didn't want this to buckle and it didn't. I think I am very satisfied with this versus others that would have been a pain to build. This was a solution for all the stuff that now looks tidy and organized. Initially I thought 12 cubes would be a lot, but you really do need every bit of storage you can get. Thank you Tespo!

This is perfect for an artist alley setup. Easy to transport, the box doesn't take up much space. The squares are sturdy but not too heavy. It is easy to put together, take apart, and the pieces stay in place. Great quality at an affordable price. Pictures aren't the best but they show it in use!

The wire components are a little on the flimsy side for this type of shelf unit. Also, the corner connectors are too flexible. This plus side to the flexible connectors is that they don't break during assembly (as with the Whitmor unit I've also bought) ... but they also allow the unit to "spontaneously disassemble" if any kind of weight is added to it. (And I'm not talking about a lot of weight here; I'm using this to store only folded clothing and a few shoes.) My solution was to also [in addition to using the connectors] zip-tie all of the grids together to form the cubes and the cubes together to form the complete unit. Time-consuming, but necessary.

I am a teacher and I usually do not write reviews because most items I purchase are out of pocket expenses and cost effective to my wallet, but as time goes on my dissatisfaction with this product grows. I was looking for a product that was reasonably priced and easy to assemble that would be able to house a picture book library for my class. I purchased the foldable cubes to go with this unit, really cute book labels, and headed to school with my husband to set it all up. As we began set up, we had some difficulty getting the connectors to fit into the wire frames because of the thickness of some of the frames. The connectors would separate and a cube would fall apart. We shrugged it off and kept going. When we were just about finished we realized we were short 4 connectors. We just decided not to use the last row of cubes. A bit disappointing, but chock it up to a error and move on. It was all ready to go at this point. The first week of school the inevitable began to happen. The cubes began to "explode" and fall apart. I made sure when setting them up that they did not exceed the weight limit, but they fell apart. One connector would come loose and then the entire unit began to fragment. When one connector fails the cubes become unstable and before you know it they all have problems. I still had faith in the product and would remove all the cubes and put the frames back together. BUT, moving into the second quarter of this school year, I AM DONE. I cannot tell you how many times and how much time I have wasted continuing to put this back together. As a teacher my time is extremely valuable and I am done. SO, sad that I thought I had a product that would be inexpensive and durable, and yet this is what I get for the money I paid. The other thing that added to the removal of this product was the safety of my children in class. Imagine if it collapsed entirely while a child was getting a book. So disappointed.

This is my 2nd set if these from this dealer. As good as the first set was, these are bad. They must be sourcing them from a different supplier now. The plastic parts are brittle. About ⅓ shattered on installation without even getting as far as tapping them on with the little hammer. I had to secure everything with zip ties since there were many broken plastic pegs. The wire appears to be a thinner gauge than my older set and a couple of the ends are loose. Even the little wood hammer included was cracked with a splintery handle. If I didn't need these urgently, I would be returning.