Amazon Basics 6 Storage Shelves with 6 Cube Wire Grid, Stackable Cubes, Black, 14" D x 14" W x 14" H

I feel like these are perfect for apartment dwellers (or students in dorm rooms), because they can be taken apart and stored in a pretty flat space when you need to move again.I have not run into any issues with anything being too heavy for them, and they are quite stable after assembly. But just as a second level of stability, I've also secured many of the corners with zip ties, especially if I know that I'll be putting heavier things in there, or that the location where I've put the shelves may be one where the unit could get bumped or jostled.Sometimes when assembling, I've had the corner pieces suddenly fly off due to pressure from pushing the other corners together, but that's a minor niggle. However, you'd do well to squeeze the opposing sides together after attaching the corner pieces. I even use a rubber mallet to tap them into place, as they don't always go all the way in without some pressure. But again, that's just a minor thing -- only something to be aware of when assembling.I like that you can make the unit as tall as you want (up to a point, obviously -- but I've got one tower that's taller than I am, which I don't load up very heavily), or connect them side-by-side (thereby saving some of the sides and connectors, allowing you to have more shelves overall).Being sort of see-through doesn't hurt, either, especially for smaller rooms where another type of shelving unit might make you feel like the walls were closing in. ;-)I've bought 4 of these, and so I would recommend to anyone looking for a modular shelving option.

I've had a similar wire storage cube assembly for years. These work for miscellaneous items that are not too heavy - I use the old one for motorcycle helmets and gear, for example. This one even comes with 2 extra corner pieces. Assembly is easy, using the plastic corner pieces to assemble the wire squares into an open-sided cube, lather rinse and repeat until you get the whole 3x2 or other desired configuration built. The assembled structure is light and easy to move into place, and fairly sturdy. I would be careful about overloading it with heavy stuff, but it might work OK, that's just my take on it, and I haven't had a need to store a lot of heavy items. The open wire grid doesn't allow for a much dust accumulation, but also won't work for small items - but you can get bins and baskets to help with that, or even using solid pieces on the bottom of a cube might work well.To sum up, this is an inexpensive, easily assembled storage option with a lot of potential uses.

The connectors it comes with are worthless. They kept popping off even during assembly. I assembled using zip ties instead and didn’t use the connectors at all. Pretty sturdy for what it is. The shelves will bow with too much weight. Decent in-closet storage system. I purchased a discounted “used”/open box set and would purchase again at the discounted price but I would not pay full price for this item after seeing the quality.

We have bought these in the past. we wanted more. they are very quick storage that dont require any holes in our walls or mounting hardware at all. These were just as good as the last ones we used and are already built and holding sewing supplies and some tuppaware storage suff. great if you are in a apartment, just be sure you know the weight capacity, but great for clothes, shoes, small storage boxes, ect.

I wanted to set up some shelves for storage in my camper. I assembled the boxes to fit along a bare wall. I have some pretty heavy stuff in them and I use them with Ikea DRONA storage boxes. The plastic connectors cannot really take the weight I wanted to put in them, so I took little plastic zip ties and reinforced all the corners of the shelves. I tested it while I was setting them up and the little plastic connectors would just come apart with the weight I was planning to put into them. But with the zip ties to stabilize them they are totally capable of holding the weight. Having the storage DRONA boxes inside the cubicles also distributes the weight so the structure is stronger and more stable. I also put bungee cords across the front of the cubes so the DRONA boxes don't wiggle out while you are traveling. I prefer these to wooden shelves because of the weight. These shelves weigh almost nothing compared to solid metal or wood shelves and with the zip ties to reinforce the little clips that hold them together they are just great for mobile storage. I was not sure they would be strong enough but with the zip ties on the corners they are really strong. Be sure to zip tie the corners before you install the shelf unit you build because it is difficult to install the zip once you have the box structure secured to the wall. Of course you must put the heavy items on the bottom shelves and the lighter items on the top so that they are not top heavy as if you did that the weight could possibly pull the screws out of the walls. With the weight on the bottom it stabilizes them as the weight helps to hold them in place and works with you instead of against you. And of course, I have anchored the wire shelves to the wall to further stabilize them. I am really happy with them and they created a lot more storage space, make the whole camper look neat at all times. Everything now has a place and the DRONA boxes actually hold a lot. The DRONA boxes also come in different colors so you can color coordinate and match it perfectly with the decor and design of your camper interior but I prefer black as it doesn't show marks. Unfortunately I didn't find a box from AMAZON that fit perfectly that could come near the price of the Drona storage boxes, but they fit the Ikea DRONA boxes perfectly. The other thing is that you are not limited by the shape and size of the area you want to use them in as you can modify the structure of the boxes to fit your needs. I find they to be perfect for what I wanted to use them for. They are also less expensive than using the shelves you normally use to hold the Drona boxes which weigh a lot and you cannot alter the configuration like you can with the Cube Grid Storage Boxes. I took the time to write a lengthy review because if you did this type of use without using the zip ties to secure the corners and put the heavy items on top, failed to use bungee cords to hold the boxes in place during travel, etc. it would definitely not work. Another tip is that on the bottom I placed the plastic corner connectors so they are flat on the floor so they act as a flat base instead of having them hold up the bottom like it shows in the picture when you buy the boxes. This is necessary as the bottom plastic corner connectors will end up bearing all the weight and when you use them so they are flat to the floor, the weight actually helps to hold them in place together with the zip ties making the unit stronger and more stable. By using these simple and basic mechanical principles it made them stronger and more stable and I could use them for this purpose. And even if you are putting them in a camper, the use of zip ties on the corners used to hold each metal pane together will greatly strengthen the shelves and make a lot more stable so you can use them to hold more weight especially if you use storage boxes inside the shelves. And as the boxes are only wire, you can see inside them and with no storage box used they could look pretty messy very easily.

These are a good size for the cost. They are really flimsy. We used zip ties to help keep the boxes together, and it's still not great. Overall, I probably would not buy them again and spend a little more for a sturdier option.

Wow! So sturdy! I have used a few other brands that I’ve had to zip tie together to keep from falling apart. Not this one… so sturdy, snaps together strongly and secure. Very impressed.