HUBSON 20-Cube Wire Storage Organizer - Freely Combinable Metal Grid Shelves for Books, Toys, Crafts, Potted Plants & Pet Supplies | Space-Saving Closet & Home Organization Solution (White, Iron) | Perfect for Bedroom, Nursery, Office & Garage Storage

Which it was more sturdy and didn’t come off as easy.Nice but the instructions aren’t that goodI bought it to organize my sons clothes. The first level was a pain but once I figured that out 12 cubes took 15 minutes. Make sure you push until the pop and mallet after it’s all together and it’s a win!Seeing a lot of reviews saying they did not have enough connectors. This may be true for some people, since there is a non-zero chance of a shipping/packaging error, but at the same time, I promise the majority of people simply don't understand geometry or logistics.Consider this:You get the 20-cube set.You want a 5-wide/4-high configuration. That would require 60 connectors.Someone else wants a 10-wide/2-high configuration. That would require 66 connectors.Someone else wants two separate 5-wide/2-high shelves. That would require 72 connectors.Someone else wants five 2-wide/2-high shelves. That would require 90 connectors.someone else wants 20 individual cubes. That would require 160 connectors.All of these configurations would also require a different amount of walls, too. For instance the 5x4 would require 25 floors and 44 walls (for the sides and backs), and the 10x2 would require 30 floors and 42 walls.Now, it makes sense if you do not understand this, order the item, then realize there aren't enough connectors for your desired setup. It does NOT make sense to negatively rate the item in response. Granted it would be nice is the seller listed exactly how many connectors are required, but at the same time that wouldn't help most people since they wouldn't know how many connectors/panels they need in the first place for the nearly infinite amount of possible configurations.MY only complaint is the connectors aren't as solid as they should be, and the instructions are written for what seems to be a different product with all solid panels and hinged doors. This doesn't change much, but I forgot the "solid" panels were the floors, so now I have to partially disassemble the partially-assembled shelves (I did a 3-wide/2-high so far, but will have 5-wide/4-high when I finish) to put the floors in correctly.Insulation wasn't easy and kinda painful my wife was unable to help because of the difficulty in getting the snaps to snap fully but when its together its very sturdy and doesn't wobble at all.For years I struggled to keep my tees in place. Now I can keep them nicely folded and stored in my closet . Best closet system ever and so easy to assemble. May purchase another for my very messy granddaughter.A major suggestion is to put crossing corrugated cardboard to stiffen the bottoms. I bought this for plants and the plastic bottoms are extremely flimsy and weak. But other than that. Does it's job.This item was easy to assemble, it was just to small for my cube storage bins.