Furinno Cubicle Book Shelf, 6-Cube Bookshelf, Extra Thick Frame Horizontally & Vertically Reversible Bookcase with Open Back, 14.6" x 44" x 30", for Living Room, Bedroom, Home Office, White

Solid piece & well-constructed. I will admit there is a slight sway if I push n the cabinet too much, but I think that's simply a product of most of the connections in the middle being made with wood dowels. I am happy with the quality, the look, and how it went together. It will take a little more than an hour if you're putting it together by yourself & you will want to make sure to follow the instructions as written, but I had no trouble & no complaints. Very happy with this purchase - it was exactly what I was looking for to help get a spare bedroom organized.

I bought this cubicle bookshelf to use in our Montessori-style play area, and it’s perfect for rotating toys weekly. The open cubes make everything visible and accessible, which helps my child choose independently and put things back on their own. It’s a great height for toddlers, and I like using baskets in some cubes while leaving others open for books and activity trays. It keeps the space organized and clutter-free. Assembly was straightforward, and while it’s not solid wood, it feels sturdy enough for kids’ books and toys. We anchored it to the wall for extra safety. Overall, it’s an affordable and practical option for parents creating a simple Montessori-inspired setup at home. Very happy with this purchase!

This is a great solution for the 13x13 bins that Ikea sells. TIP: put this together EXACTLY as drawn. I'm a 57 y.o. female that put together the 6 cube Bookshelf by myself. I had success when I laid the shelves out on the floor crisscrossed - as drawn - and used a wall as my second person to hold one side up while I managed the other side. This is constructed to be initially loosely put together on its side. The cube will strengthen itself when the sides are put on and then tightened in the last steps. Hope this is helpful to my fellow ADHDers. :) I appreciate that this cube holds the larger bins - rather than just the11" ones. It's lightweight and stylish and a good value for the money.

I bought the 16 cubby piece, which is large, but the perfect size for my needs. This large piece is a bear to put together. Two of the 8 cubby sets placed side by side would have been easier, I think. The box was heavy but the individual pieces are light. Definitely a two person job. It took us 2.5 hours, 4 fights, & 10 "I told you so's" to assemble it. I's a very nice piece when completed. The directions were difficult to figure out, I pulled out the magnifying glass to figure out which direction the little pegs were supposed to go. We tried to flip the shelf over at one point before it was done (NOT suggested) and twisted the board which caused the peg to rip a chunk out of the particle board. Wood glue and a clamp fixed that. It's just so large and cumbersome, and you need a lot of floor space to get it done, but once it's done, it's gorgeous and functional. You definitely need a rubber mallet and an electric drill with a bit for the Allen wrench screws. The box was well packed with thick styrofoam, so even though the box had nicks on the outside of it, the boards were not damaged. The only thing I would have done differently is to get two smaller ones that equal the same size because the huge size of it made it difficult to assemble. When you have one side in, the other side got out of whack, and when you fixed that, the first side got out of whack. We survived, you will too. Assembly tip: 3 of the panels have four holes total, two on each end. But instructions are to put two pegs on one side while the other 9 panels get 4 pegs. Attach the 3 panels with the two pegs LAST not first. You need the holes to attach the sides...which is the last step. Also, don't assemble it half on carpet and half on tile. You need a flat surface.

Where do I start? I guess let me give you a little information about myself. In the last 10 years between my house, my families houses, and a few friends houses, I've built about 40(ish) IKEA and IKEA style pieces of furniture. I'm the type of guy to put wood glue on the dowels to give things a little bit more oomph. This is, without a doubt, the cheapest, nastiest, and flimsiest piece I've ever built (and I've built some 30 dollar Target furniture). First, I will give them some credit: all the pieces were there and there were 2 extra dowels. Thats it, every else about this was horrible. Out of the box, the pieces had hair on them and some parts had black scratches. On top of that, I figure that the extra dowels are for how cheap and easily the ones they provide break. I've had maybe 3 or 4 dowels break on me in the past combined, with this one I broke 3 of them. The particle board they used was also so poor that with your fingernail you could scrape it off. Did I also mention that they didn't make all the holes? Ya, I had to make holes because you could see where some were started but never finished. Then assembling this wobbly mess by following the instructions only leads to a nightmare of a build if you go at it alone. Trying to center everything, while it makes cracking sounds from the cheap dowels snapping from the weight of the cheap particle board, is a huge pain. I had to add my own screws on the sides after the 3rd dowel broke just to finish the build. What a nightmare. PLEASE dont buy this product...

Great value, easy for organization, looks fantastic in my work space. I chose white which helps to lighten up the room and blends in like a build it cabinet organizer. These are heavy and sturdy. I plan on purchasing another one this year.

I checked the size measurements and sized it out before hand so it was a perfect fit in my closet. It was very easy to put together and so far has stayed durable. It’s the perfect size to add bins or use as a bookshelf.

Exactly as advertised. Much sturdier than I expected for the price. Fits my IKEA cubes really well, with just maybe 1/2 inch of hangover on the back. Very easy to put together, with very clear instructions.