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ClosetMaid Cubeicals 12 Cube Storage Shelf Organizer Bookshelf, Stackable, Vertical or Horizontal, Easy Assembly, Wood, Dark Cherry Finish

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Color: Dark Cherry


Size: 12-Cube


Features

  • CUBE ORGANIZER: 12-Cube design with twelve square, cube shelf openings for horizontal or vertical display orientation
  • CUBE STORAGE UNIT: Create storage and display space for any living area in your home for books, garments, decor, picture frames or keepsakes; Ideal for trendy organization with 6 back panels
  • STACKING DESIGN: Hardware included for easy stacking of multiple units (sold separately)
  • ADD FABRIC DRAWERS: Add on compatible 11 in. fabric cube drawers to add in color & style; Cube compartments measure: 11.25 in. H x 11.25 in. W x 11.75 in. D
  • EASY ASSEMBLY: All hardware included for easy assembly; Assembled dimensions: 35.91 W x 11.61 D x 47.56 H

Description

Organize your space with the ClosetMaid Cubeicals collection. With cube storage organizers, the square shelf openings can store and organize hobbies, décor, books, toys, media and office supplies. They are also compatible with 11 in. Cubeicals fabric bins to hold loose items or clutter that you want to keep concealed in a storage bin. Store your items in these attractive, compact units available in multiple cube configurations: 2 cube, 3 cube, 4 cube, 6 cube, 8 cube, 9 cube, 12 cube or 3-2-1 step cubes. From your office and

Room Type: Laundry Room, Kitchen, Dorm Room, Bathroom, Closet, Bedroom, Living Room, Classroom, Library, Playroom, Study Room, Hallway See more


Number of Shelves: 12


Special Feature: Heavy Duty


Product Dimensions: 11.69"D x 47.56"W x 35.91"H


Style: Modern


Age Range (Description): Adult


Finish Type: Laminated


Brand: ClosetMaid


Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Dry Cloth


Size: 12-Cube


Room Type: Laundry Room, Kitchen, Dorm Room, Bathroom, Closet, Bedroom, Living Room, Classroom, Library, Playroom, Study Room, Hallway


Number of Shelves: 12


Special Feature: Heavy Duty


Product Dimensions: 11.69"D x 47.56"W x 35.91"H


Style: Modern


Age Range (Description): Adult


Finish Type: Laminated


Brand: ClosetMaid


Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Dry Cloth


Size: 12-Cube


Weight Limit: 50 Pounds


Assembly Required: Yes


Recommended Uses For Product: Storage, Home Decor


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer: ClosetMaid


Included Components: 12-Cube Organizer; Assembly & Installation Hardware


Model Name: ClosetMaid Cubeicals 12 Cube Storage Shelf Organizer Bookshelf,


Item Weight: 51 Pounds


Furniture Finish: Cherry


Installation Type: Freestanding


Weight capacity: Maximum weight 50 Pounds


Back Style: Closed Back


Specific Uses For Product: Toiletries, Decorative Items, Jewelry, Cosmetics, Liquor, Kitchen Utensils, Shoes, Plants, Books


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Shelf Thickness: 11.6 Inches


Global Trade Identification Number: 21


UPC: 075381010221


Item Weight: 51 pounds


Country of Origin: Malaysia


Item model number: 1022


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Finish types: Laminated


Specifications: certified frustration-free


Number of pieces: 2


Warranty Description: Manufacturer will replace any missing or damaged part due to manufacturer defect for 30 days after purchase. Please have proof of purchase for warranty claims. Combining closetmaid branded products with third party components or products will void the closetmaid manufacturer’s warranty.


Batteries required: No


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I gave this 5 stars for the ECONOMY of it, but feel I should clarify what this IS and IS NOT. THIS IS VERY BASIC ECONOMY LIGHTWEIGHT STORAGE AT A CHEAP PRICEPOINT. This is NOT the same as the Ikea Kallax or Walmart Better Homes and Gardens level of reinforced sturdiness for holding heavier weighted items like books, nor are the interior cube dimensions compatible with those brands of 13" or 12" fabric cubes. This IS: These shelves are ideal for lighter-weight storage such as baby/toddler clothes or kids toys--- or in our case, the kids wanted LEGO display shelves for their 10x10 base-plate scenes and quick storage of random toys like Hotwheels, etc. When purchasing fabric cubes be sure they are the 10" or 11" dimensions. I found that "Mainstays" collapsible fabric cubes at Walmart fit nicely in here, but even better score was when I found some 11" cubes at our Dollar Tree (bargain!). These ClosetMaid Cubeicals benefit from being anchored into a stud on the wall, rather than being used as stand-alone/free-standing shelves. The 9 cube = 3x3 could be tolerable/"okay" freestanding if you absolutely insist, but I also bought some 1x4 and those must be secured or they sway and wobble pretty noticeably. A few miscellaneous notes: The 5 "shelf backings" arrive with a permanent creased fold down the middle-for shipping, and are made of thin poster-board like material. If this crease bothers you, just buy posterboard and cut your own backs to tack in. Or if you want something thicker, I imagine "foamboard" from the school supply aisle works great if you score it with a box-cutter. When I tacked in the shelf backings, one of my shelves tore/split even though the tack went in straight and precisely where it should have. I chose to use wood glue to repair the piece rather than return the shelves. This was fast and easy to assemble, the instructions were clear. We've had the shelves for two days now, so I may update this later on to report on durability. Why I gave it 5 stars: The shelves fit our current purpose wonderfully, and I love that when I don't require heavy duty weight bearing shelves, there is a very economical option I can snatch up. Eventually I do want the heavy duty, larger 13" cube shelves from a major brand, but for now I appreciated paying less than forty bucks to have a 9 cube = 3x3 shelf, rather than eighty or one twenty bucks for 3x3 from the other brands. Later on, I will pay more to buy some that are textbook sturdy and can do more things. The photos: You will notice I originally had 12" cubes (white with blue petals), and realized I needed the 10 or 11" cubes (beige/gray). Also I did show one photo of my 4 cube storage here, even though this is my review for the 9 cube (3x3). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2017 by Han Han
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This is a sturdy unit, with adequate instructions, even for a novice (like me). It would be nice if the packet came with an extra screw in each size. My only other suggestion might be for Closet Maid to pre-stamp each piece with the "name" it is given in the instructions - especially in light of the fact that some boards are the same size, but have a different pattern of pre-drilled holes. You can see what I mean, below. I am a smart woman. People even tell me that, sometimes. Most don't know that I am terrible at "spatial ability" - I can't figure out how to put things (like puzzles) together very well. My brain just doesn't see that way. But today I un-boxed the shelving unit (some assembly required) I ordered in a fit of over-confidence while surfing the web at 2 a.m. a few weeks ago. I gathered my tools - a screwdriver and a hammer, just like the instructions told me to. I reviewed how many of every screw there was, and what they were called ("assembly" screw, that's an "assembly" screw -- I would even say it out loud to reinforce the concept). I counted the pre-cut, pre-drilled boards and stacked them neatly into piles by size. I bribed the 9 year-old to help gramma, and he did so willingly, at first. I got the side board connected to the top board, (or maybe it was the bottom board) and was feeling fairly proud of myself. But the instructions called for me to fit "short dowels" into pre-drilled holes in the top board (or maybe it was the bottom board). But the stupid dowels wouldn't fit! So I pulled out the instructions and realized I had picked up a horizontal divider when what I needed was a fixed shelf (same size but the dowels would fit into this one - who knew!). So I unscrewed the first two boards, and grabbed a post-it notepad and labeled ALL the boards - just in case. I had the 9-year old help me again hold the boards while I reattached the fixed shelf to the side board (or maybe it was a top board). Once again, when it came time to screw the top board (or maybe bottom?) to the vertical board, I realized there was no pre-drilled hole! The 9-year old had the best view (and better vision) and noticed immediately that the pre-drilled hole was on the wrong side. So we detached the screws (again) and turned the board around (I was so sure I had it right this time, too.) And the re-screwing was far quicker. But... you guessed it, I had the finished side (only one of the four sides was finished) pointing the wrong direction... so we backtracked. Again. Eventually, the 9-year old wandered off to play with his brother. He told me I should be more careful. Duly noted. And I urged him to keep that play appointment in the other room - pronto. So, with careful re-reading of the instructions (in three languages!) and diligence with the post-it notes (that kept sliding off the slick finish), I continued to assemble the shelf-unit. With only one near amputation when the "real wood!" board (probably that stupid fixed shelf, or maybe it was the vertical divider) slid out of my grip and landed faint millimeters from my toe. That board was heavy, too! It even shook the house! Of course it did. Anyway, I counted and there were precisely eighteen "assembly screws" and not one more and not one less. I guarded them with my life, counting before and after every potty break and coffee run. Finally, with the unit mostly assembled, I came to the "backing" (which turned out to be a folded piece of cardboard-hey, what happened to the "real wood"?). And it turned out, there were only three, despite the fact there were six openings. And now you know my sense of "style" is as absent as my spatial ability. Covering only three of the six squares provides a unique "look" - at least to all non-OCD customers. Nevertheless, I persisted. Each piece of folded cardboard was nailed down with, I kid you not, 12 teeny pin-like nails, called "nails" in the instructions (Ciou, Ciavo, Nail - that whole 3 languages thing). And these things were designed by an absolute 4-star genius. Imagine the amount of research it must have taken to size these pins to the exact the depth of my thumb! I was in awe. Because that precision measurement resulted in me not being able to even "start" the nail without slamming into my thumb. Thirty-six times, if you don't count all the ones that fell out before I could get the nail stabilized. I checked for "hacks to avoid hitting your thumb" on my phone, after only five or six nails (I told you I was smart) and discovered that you can hold a nail between the teeth of your comb (or your husband's comb, if he is not at home). Bonus, as you are pounding the bejabbers out of everything in the vicinity of your microscopic nail-pin, the comb appears to act as a protective agent for the shelf (or maybe it was the horizontal divider). The comb, however, did turn out to be mostly a total loss. But I did it. I assembled a "some assembly required" shelving unit and it only took me six hours. PS - you may need ice for the finger you forgot to move during the flailing/so-called hammering you did prior to the comb hack. PPS - and save the ice because it turns out that all those boards nailed together are far heavier than the single board that missed your toe earlier. Enjoy! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2017 by C. Deane Campbell

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