Costway DIY 24 Cube Portable Clothes Wardrobe Cabinet Closet Storage Organizer W/Doors

I thought this would be such a great organization system for my girls. Boy was I wrong. It is very flimsy and we have to empty and put it back together every other month. It's not in a high traffic area, it's against a wall. But it's not strong enough. The hassle is not worth it at all! I should've just purchased a more sturdy fixed system. The company needs to do more research on how to make this more sturdy.

It's not only functional but also stylish, adding a modern touch to any room

Highly recommend for anyone looking to declutter and maximize their closet space.

I really like the versatility and practicality of this wardrobe.

I love these cube storage unit.

This cabinet is very convenient and strong, good quality,

The boxes are decent size so they hold a lot of stuff. I definitely recommend these storage boxes.

I love these cube storage unit.

The style & design is so pretty.

Cute and versatile, works great for storage.

This is very sturdy and attractive. It holds weight - I am using it to store quilts.

Fashion and easy to install.i used it as a shoe cabinet.of course you also can use it as ither storage cabinet.very easy to use

Easy to set up. Very good quality.

Easy but tedious to assemble; there's a lot of pieces. Looks OK, but not rigid enough for all doors to close accurately, especially in the two 3-cube tall midsections; the centeral wall lacks reinforcement and is too floppy. Maybe a special connector for the two in the center wall?Would be nice to have the option to make this all cubes for rigidity. The little round connectors are clever; but expect to need a large screwdriver or other tool to push the door frame hinge pin in fully. You can't just push on the door frame, as it will bend. Also plan on having channellock or similar pliers handy to insert the little door latch magnet pieces into the connectors; they are small, it's a tight connection, and you don't want to loosen the connector from the panels. And it might be best (in hindsight) to assemble with the back lying on the floor, so you can push the front and back connectors together on the panels. Not hard when you start out, but when you get to the top middle rows, much harder. Or when a connector in the middle front comes loose. On a plus side, no missing parts, and a few extra connectors. I almost panicked when I found one of the magnet pieces without the magnet; but there were enough other pieces to complete the unit.