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Question: Is there anything that secures multiple cubes together, eg. Grooves or screws? I am worried about my child pulling up on it & the shelves falling.
Document: These shelves are stuck together with double sided tape. Really. Tape. I'm not even kidding. So, if you intend to use them for anything fragile, or intend to turn them on their sides, don't bother. Get yourself something that holds together a bit more securely.
I've read a few reviews for other way basics products (eg the storage bench) where people said it's unstable and the whole thing collapsed. I can definitely see that happening if you let things like books lean on the sides of the cubes. It's fine to put things on top of the cubes, but don't let anything lean on the sides!!! I also feel like their products are overpriced given that they're not made in the US.
The cubes colors are amazing but unfortunatly they fall appart. The 3M glue held them together for 3 days only. We ended up having to buy L brackets and screws to held them together... Not reccomended. A new solution should be developed to hold them together...
I was more worried that the blood would spill on the white backboard than anything, as I can survive paper cuts. :)It should be noted that the blue color was pretty close to the picture but the white was more on the &#34;pearly&#34; side. I have true white moldings so I noticed the difference.
I only got it to set a book on and maybe a beverage next to my chair; otherwise I would not use it. It is cheaply made and I would not trust it to stack breakables on or papers, multiple books, etc. It does not feel like it is even made of pressed board; probably just some kind of thick cardboard. Don't purchase this for anything that may be heavy (like a 12 inch row of hardcover books) and I definitely would not use these stacked for storage.
(I've uploaded customer photos to complement this review. Check 'em out! )Way Basics storage cubes are made out of recycled cardboard, which makes them quite light at 4.4 pounds each. You build a cube by sticking the pieces together with double-sided adhesive tape from 3M. You might be saying "cardboard?! adhesive?! ", and you wouldn't be alone. But, besides the weight, they seem indistinguishable from the standard MDF or particleboard shelves you can buy cheaply nowadays.
I like these cubes for the color. I'm trying to put them on the wall and you have to have special screws so the the particle bored doesn't split. Hopefully the cubes will hold up on the wall fine.
It makes a great art center for the kids and the cubes in the front of the desk are shelves for their art supplies. Now I'm deciding between getting more cubes, or going for the "Tribeca" bookcase. I really like this product and haven't had any problems.
A single cube offers 11.75&#8243; of space. For my bedroom's side wall, which had two three shelf units, I had 160.5&#8243; of horizontal space. Replacing those shelves with cubes gave me 188&#8243;.
This is very cheap.I read the reviews and most were very inaccurate and misleading.I would never set anything heavy on it, let alone use it as a step stool as some had mentioned.Nothing but strong styrofoam held together by dowels and double sided tape.It serves some purposes but it is not sturdy by any means.Also, the back is white while the rest is black.
Answer: No there isn't anything the cubes do have some heft but a child could topple them