BRIAN & DANY 6-Cube Wire Storage Cubes, Larger Cubes (35 cm vs. 30 cm), DIY Wire Grid Bookcase, Multi-Use Modular Storage Shelving Rack, Black

This was a great, cheap, solution to my shoe storage problem under the stairs. It's sturdy but definitely not suitable for heavy items. It is, however, as I expected strong enough for my purposes. Very simple to assemble, can be configured into different shapes, or even make separate units (although you will need to order more fixing clips for this as there isn't quite enough in the box to make 2 units using all the grids). I added some nice canvas boxes to 'prettify' it and hide some of the junk!. Good product with fast delivery, would recommend.

Easy to assemble and disassemble, I managed on my own without the need for the mallet. However, quality and looks are not as good as Amazon's own make. I shouldn't have gone for the cheaper option...but it's out of the way in an understairs cupboard and does the job equally as well.

I bought some cubes similar to these about 6-7 years ago and they had doors to them. They were okay but the doors were a pain. So I opted for these metal ones with no doors. Amazing! They were a bit tricky to assemble until we worked out that building them up in the first column, then to the side was easier. I bought 3 packs originally this time then we bought another, so 48 cubes in total. I use them in my wool room. I have a lot of wool that we have crammed into every cube. Some have 8 large cones of wool, so they can take quite a weight without sagging (like my old ones from another supplier did). Because you can see through them at the sides etc, I can easily see what is stored there. I even put loads of knitting patterns in the bottom ones so they are tucked out of the way. Very impressive and I would recommend them to anyone. A friend says she has them for shoes and boots and loves them too.

Excellent storage .

Was easy enough to build on my own and was very sturdy when moves to its intended place (under the stairs) the spaces are nice and large and I’m very happy with it, probably not ideal for many heavy items but for the general storage of our family junk it’s fab 😆

Easy enough to put together. Welding of smaller diameter cross wires is poor and one snapped as I picked it up.This listing says weight limit per cube is 25kgs but the instructions say 18lbs. I'd go with the smaller weight but this is less than half what is advertised.The instructions also refer to something that looks like a plastic sheet to put in each box - not mentioned in the listing and but also not included either.

You gets what you pays for. I wouldn't trust any china vases being put on it - it's not quite solid enough but it does hold a single line of books without collapsing. It's adaptable and surprisingly cool looking if you don't mind the functional look. I got two good units (a 2x3 and a 2x2) out of the £36 version and I am very happy that it fulfills my storage needs and gets those damned books and knick-knacks off the sideboard and the floor! Ideal for a kids bedrrom, I would say. Probably just the job for a place wher soft toys can gather dust!!

Made the perfect Guinea pig cage, in the 'C & C' style, for a fraction of the cost.Easy enough to put together once you've got your ahead around which way it's best to put the connectors. For the stand, the bottom cubes are absolutely needed for stability.I did also cable tie the base together so we can move the cage without worrying too much that it's all going to come undone.