11" 6 Cube Organizer Shelf - Room Essentials™

A: Hi Love2shop - It isn't recommended to use this organizer as a seat since the maximum weight capacity is just 20 pounds. Have a great day! - Philip

A: No, because the child would fall through it and break something.

A: It depends on how much your child weighs it says it’s can hold up to like 35-50 lbs

A: Not at all! It will bend and brake becareful!

A: The total weight bearing capacity is 50 pounds so if the child is this light it can support her. However it is 2 feet high. She CANNOT use the shelves to climb up. They will not support her weight.

A: No! Would not advise!

A: what type of screws does this organizer need?

A: Yes, you can take it apart to some extent. But the back panels are nailed on, so it would be a challenge to remove without damage.

A: Hello jcon - Thanks for your interest in this organizer! Adult assembly is required and tools are not provided. We hope this helps with your decision! - Dee

A: Can I put a tv on top of it

A: I wouldn't put anything on top that could break as this is VERY cheaply made; It broke while I was assembling. You get what you pay for and if you want strong, get better homes n gardens.

A: I think you could use it to store many office supplies, but not reams of paper. Since according to the product information: "Weight capacity is 15lbs per cube shelf," you would be very limited to three reams in each cubby and since most paper is 11" wide or more, it would be a tight squeeze to get paper to fit into a cubby, but you could stack a seven reams on top if used vertically and ten if used horizontally (assuming letter size paper).

A: Product page says the shelving material is particle board and the surface is paper laminate. I don't know how sturdy these materials are in terms of office supplies.

A: It is sturdy enough for office supplies. I have several books, notebooks, craft/paint supplies, and science activities for kids on mine. I actually have 5 of these throughout my house, they work well.

A: Hi Maggie - Great question! This 6-cube organizer is the perfect solution for staying organized! This organizer is made from a wood laminate. Thanks for stopping by to take a look. - Julie

A: I agree with the questioner. If you stack two vertically, it would be over 72 inches high! If you stack them horizontally, it would be 48 inches high, which is much more realistic. Also the unit itself weighs 30 lbs. - barely under the 35 lb. weight the top shelf can support vertically, but under the 50 lb. weight the top shelf of the lower unit could support. However you would be limited to just 20 more lbs. in the upper unit, so it might not be that practical

A: It's cheap and nasty. Go elsewhere for stackable. I wouldn't risk it.

A: Hello Wondering - Thanks for asking about this fantastic cube organizer. It is stackable in vertical orientation. Have a great day! - Christopher

A: I am hoping to stack vertically, because the height of 2 stacked together will be perfect for a closet. I am hoping it can be screwed together as well as to the closet wall.

A: Hi Kat - Thanks for checking. This organizing unit is not intended to be hung on a wall. It's intended to sit on an even surface. Have a great day! - Nathalie

A: I don't think so... it certainly doesn't come with the hardware to do so.

A: I just bought this, and the directions explicitly state it MUST be attached on the wall. I have to return it, because I do not want to fasten to the wall.

A: It's been a while since I assembled it. But I believe you can just leave the cardboard panels off the back!

A: The panels are part of the support structure and keeps the shelves square. They say you need to put them on

A: @Angela yes you can. The back panels come in handy if you want to stock the cube or place many items in it.

A: Copied from the Target website for this item: Highlights (I just copied the "Highlights to this question) Weight capacity is 15lb s per cube shelf. When used vertically, top shelf weight capacity is 35lbs When used horizontally, top shelf weight capacity is 50lbs

A: According to the product information: "Weight capacity is 15lbs per cube shelf."

A: Hi M - Thanks for asking. The maximum weight capacity is 20 pounds total. Hope that helps! - Nathalie

A: They are not made to be stacked, but you could if you secured them to a wall. If not secured to a wall, they would be in danger of tipping.

A: Hi Kayla- Thanks for your question. We don't recommend stacking two shelving units together, for safety reasons. They can be used vertically or horizontally to give them some additional versatility. We hope this helps! - Amber

A: I would think as long as the units are screwed together and anchored to the wall, it shouldnt be a problem. I am going to do this with 2 units vertically for a walk in closet. Ikea has a similar unit to do just that, but not in stock, hence me buying it elsewhere.

A: Hello DeniseR - Thank you for reaching out to us about this shelf. This item can be covered in the back with included board. Hope this helps. Happy shopping. - Beverly

A: Hello Aurora - Thanks for reaching out to us. The top shelf is the very top of the shelf. The unit can be used vertically or horizontally. Hope this helps!! - Theresa

A: Is has a flat surface for placing things.