LANGRIA Cube Organizer Plastic Storage Cubes Drawer Unit, DIY Modular Bookcase Cabinet with Translucent Design for Clothes, Shoes, Toys (Frosted White, 58'' x 18.5'' x 72'')

The good: Modular design is exactly what I wanted, and the big plus is that unlike similar wire items it has solid doors and shelves so that items don't spill through, such as miscellaneous craft items. Plus for the price it is decent storage for a craft room. I do like the little magnetic door stoppers, got two extras which was nice. Easy assembly, but a rubber mallet helped me a lot.Neutral: from the picture it seems designed for a big square with most of the modules sharing walls. Was sad, but not terribly surprised to get enough materials to build the shown rectangular design with two boxes not having horizontal divider for hanging shirts. My box contained 56 back panels, that's enough to only make 11 separate boxes with one to spare (you need 5 plus a door).The bad: the plastic is very thin/flimsy for it's purpose, my unit arrived with quite a few doors damaged, I'm not even sure if it was due to shipping or packaging process. It very easily began curving and stretching upon assembly, meaning it will not be very good for heavy items such as winter coats/shoes. Also, I would recommend putting something very heavy on bottom row to prevent tipping as the unit is very light.Overall it's an okay item for my use in a craft-room, wouldn't really want it out in a living room. If you have any questions or found this review useful, please let me know 💖

I have the 20 cube modular shelving by Langria. This shelving is incredibly versatile. It can be used for storage shelving, a mini-closet and as a room divider. (I took a few photos. Let me know if you find them helpful.)It’s a sturdy shelving unit with an infinite amount of ways that it can be put together. It’s strong enough that you can leave out a couple of panels and it will still stay together. The connectors are very strong and you have to use some pushing and pulling to connect and reconnect them. It enables you to construct a strong wall (and if you leave some panels out you’ll be able to peek straight through it. It includes optional door panels. The doors are applied the same way as the door panel. It includes a magnet that can be inserted into the joints. However, the doors aren’t totally flush with the rest of the shelving and sticks out a tiny bit. A hanging bar can be easily inserted and it fits a child-sized hanger.The panels are translucent white. You can see a ghostly view of what’s inside. When the sun or light hits it, the shelving seems to have an overall ghostly glow. In one of my photos I used plug in LED strip lights on the bottom of the shelf. It made the shelving become more of a light display and highlighted what was on the shelves. I really liked that I could use this as an interesting room divider. And the kids liked that it could be made into a fort. The fact that this can be constructed into so many different uses and it can be deconstructed very easily and is also sturdy makes this a great product.

I think I'm going to like this a lot for my yarn and light craft supplies. Wish it was sturdy enough for heavy things like paper or fabric but it will look a lot nicer than open bins of stuff.You need a small hammer or other tool to help tap all the pieces into place. Unless you have very strong hands!! Careful with the hammering as you can break the plastic joiners with too much force.I would finish everything in a row before moving on to the next row. I didn't put the doors on until I was almost finished and then I realized I had to go back and read just a little bit here and there. Also when you are adding the doors you need to make sure they are completely locked in because otherwise they don't shut correctly. Extra tapping needed!

... and I'm not finished yet. These are fantastic. I'm moving into a new place and desire an unconventional layout. I also have much less storage space than my last place. This brilliant invention allows me to divide my room while providing storage. Allow yourself time to enjoy the satisfying task of snapping and building your cube wall. Get creative. HINT: Be sure to check twice when locking them in that they are, indeed, all the way in, as you go. I noticed some space between middle cubes and it's much harder to click it in all the way after it's that deep down the line. You'll see what I mean. Rotate and lay flat and push all around as you go. I got the 20 pack AND the 9 pack. You can use them all over your house - a couple here, a few there. This system is versatile and smart. I should have ordered more.

These are FABULOUS! I have them in my craft room for my yarn. Easy to put together. If I had room for another set I would order them but sadly I do not. LOVE these!

We did some really cool out of the box thinking with this product. It's more than shelves. We used them as screens around our office and built a large entryway structure. See photo.

We were able to create two 8-cube closets using the panels provided in this 20-cube organizer. It took us a few minutes to figure out the direction in which the plastic connectors needed to go, but it was otherwise a fairly easy setup. The assembly required some amount of elbow grease to push the panels into place and close the gaps between the cubes. Still, some of the doors did not close perfectly well.The assembly instructions sheet was useless. But, luckily, it was easy to figure out what to do for the most part on our own. We received six magnetic buttons, but there were no instructions on how to attach them.Each cube is supposed to hold up to 10 lbs in weight, but we found that the panels were bending even when we put something that weighed 5 lbs.Overall, the product satisfies our needs, and is good for the price. I also love that it is versatile and can be put together in many ways. But, I think the material of the panels can be studier, the overall quality can be improved, and the assembly instructions can be clearer.

I really couldn't get the instructions that well. So I improvised using the model on amazon for help. I used visualization to help determine the lengths for each cube to build the structure. However it actually depends on how much you are putting into the hanging parts of the inside of the structure. The metal is kind of weak. It needs more strength to hold up. The rest of the cubes are fine as long as its mainly cube like structures. The heavy weight should always be placed on the bottom and lightest in the higher cubes. I didn't get 20 full cubes but I'm good with it. It came in cardboard boxes with plastic covering, holding inside the cardboard box. Since I have some knowledge of tools it actually helped me complete this a bit more quickly than I initially had thought. Its great for organizing clothing items, toys, makeup, some books and other things.

I am very satisfied with the product. I bought two sets to build an artificial wall in the basement for a temporary guest bedroom. Once the wall was built, I was happily surprised at how well it provides space for things like towels, toys, and lightweight items. It is also very sturdy once they are snapped together. Make sure you are consistent when you assemble. If you are a perfectionist or have OCD, this will probably cause you grief. Sometimes you might need to re-snap panels together if you bump into it by accident. It took me an afternoon (off & on) to assemble a 6 x 9 feet wall. Overall, I am happy with it and it deserves at least 4 stars for the value/price, concept and versatility.

Love this unit, I've had it for over a month now and have set it up in a couple different ways since. I love that it's so easy to take apart and change up as needed. It's sturdy and is able to hold an impressive amount of clothing and other items.

Was a bit hard to assemble at first, but once we got the hang of it, it went together great. Worked like a charm for my kids clothes at the cottage

I would like to have the extra shelves and dividers please. It is advertised as a 20 cube.