ClosetMaid Cubeicals 3-2-1 Cube Storage Shelf Organizer Bookshelf - Vertical/Horizontal, Easy Assembly - Espresso Wood Finish
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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Espresso
- Size
- 3-2-1-Cube
- Dimensions
- 11.77 x 35.79 x 35.85 in
- Weight
- 29.9 lb
- Material
- Engineered Wood
- Mounting Type
- Floor Mount
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- 3-2-1 Step Cube OrganizerAssembly & Installation Hardware
Features 6
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- CUBE ORGANIZER: 3-2-1 Cube step design with six square, cube shelf openings in a tiered design
- 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 organization
- STEP DESIGN: Tiered design offers a unique stepped look with left or right orientation as unit is finished on both sides
- 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: 35.79 W x 11.77" D x 35.85 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 living area to the kids’ rooms, these cubes will meet all your storage needs! Back panels are included to add an extra flair to the design for a more upscale look. Most of the cube configurations can be used vertically or horizontally for a versatile look. Use these organizer bookshelves around your home as they also come in a variety of styles; neutral finishes to match your décor. The ClosetMaid Cubeicals collection is ideal for your space!
Specs 44
| Material | Engineered Wood |
|---|---|
| Mounting Type | Floor Mount |
| Room Type | Bedroom, Classroom, Closet, Hallway, Laundry Room, Library, Playroom, Study Room |
| Shelf Type | Cubby Shelf |
| Number of Shelves | 3 |
| Special Feature | Durable, Heavy Duty |
| Product Dimensions | 11.77"D x 35.79"W x 35.85"H |
| Shape | Cubical |
| Style | Modern |
| Finish Type | Laminated |
| Additional Features | Durable, Heavy Duty |
| Weight Capacity Maximum | 15 pounds |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Entryway, Hallway, Living Room, Office |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Weight Capacity | Minimum weight 15 pounds |
| Specific Uses For Product | Books, Clothes, Decorative Items |
| Style Name | Modern |
| Finish Types | Laminated |
| Furniture Finish | Wood |
| Color | Espresso |
| Back Style | Backless, Closed Back |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 11.77"D x 35.79"W x 35.85"H |
| Size | 3-2-1-Cube |
| Item Weight | 29.9 pounds |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Shelf Thickness | 11.77 inches |
| Item Depth | 11.77 inches |
| Item Dimensions | 11.77 x 35.79 x 35.85 inches |
| Minimum Required Door Width | 2.98 feet |
| Brand Name | ClosetMaid |
| Manufacturer | ClosetMaid |
| Model Name | ClosetMaid Cubeicals 3-2-1 Cube Storage Shelf Organizer Bookshelf |
| Model Number | 1044 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 43 |
| Manufacturer 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. |
| UPC | 075381010443 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Item Nype Name | 3 Tier, Steps, Corner Unit, Easy Assembly, Wood, Espresso Finish |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1044 |
| Set Name | ClosetMaid Cubeicals 3-2-1 Cube Storage Shelf Organizer |
| Material Type | Engineered Wood |
| Product Care Instructions | Wipe with Dry Cloth |
| Installation Type | Freestanding |
| Assembly Instructions Description | The product includes an installation guide and all necessary hardware for easy assembly. Follow the installation guide provided in the box to assemble the unit using simple tools such as a hammer and screwdriver. |
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Easy to build, looks great, works for us
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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!
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Decent space saver solution
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2020 by Phil
Barely usable... BUT yes, usable.
I got really lucky that I can actually use this. As you can see from the pictures there are scratches and dings on the wood. The big scratch came from the fact that the boards were dirty. This is more of a quality control issue from manufacturing. They didn't simply wipe down the boards and get the saw dust off the boards, this caused scratching to occur. (possibly in shipping) From other pictures you can see some of the edges were chipped. I got very lucky on where the scratches and chips were because of the way I am positioning the unit. (Three tall and four wide) Most of the problems that I had ended up being non visible. The scratch was on the inside top part so you would not see it. I also have a basket in the drawer that helps hide it and the blowout that occurred from one of the pegs going through the side, which you can see in the pics, ended up being on the very bottom of the shelving otherwise this would have had to have been sent back. When pushing the dowel into the holes as per the directions the end blew out it, shoved the peg through the end and pushed it through the decorative exterior. That's not very well built. One of the other problems is that when hammering the small tax into the back to hold the cardboard onto the back of several of the cubby holes the nails easily went sideways and blew out the inside decorative area. It seemed like you hammered into it and it just fell apart. Now I understand you can call that user error but it was following the directions and the thing was coming apart pretty easily. That shouldn't happen. I think the biggest problem with this whole situation is quality control at the manufacturer they didn't bother cleaning the boxes of the dust and debris that caused scratches and chipping during the shipping process. All in all I'm lucky to be using it and it's still a nice set of shelves but I think it was all luck that it's usable so I can't really recommend anyone else try it because I don't know how lucky you would get. I made a quick video with my phone I might update later. EDIT: ok I upped a vid. It had commentary but it's gone. I must have hut mute on accident. But you see the thing pretty well ;)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2020 by Rich
Good, but rocks back and forth. No recessed screw holes
Color: Dark Cherry
Size: 6-Cube
I got this shelf to organize my craft stuff on, and it works perfectly. The instructions were very straightforward and thorough, and assembly took maybe 30-45 minutes. Very easy! Instructions request a hammer and a standard screwdriver, though I opted for a drill and was just gentle when drilling in the screws. The screws are not the best quality, but they get the job done. The color matches what’s pictured, and the material is okay, just about what you’d expect for the price. I’m content with this product for the most part. The reason I rate this three stars is because the screw holes are not recessed, so the screw heads stick out. They include covers for the screw heads, so I am not worried about that on an aesthetic level, but the bottom and the top of the shelf each have a screw right in the middle. Due to this middle screw, which is not recessed, it will cause the shelf to rock back and forth and not sit well on the ground (video included of this.) There is something included to bolt the shelf to the wall, but I still don’t think you should have to bolt it to a wall to support it if you’re not storing anything heavy on it, and even with the bolting, it would not make it sit flat. My partner took his drill and made a recess for the screw himself so we could get it sitting flat, so it’s not a bad shelf if you don’t mind making that adjustment. Just keep that in mind when buying this that you may need to make that small adjustment to make it work! Three stars because I don’t think the customer should have to make such an adjustment to make the product work, especially as I know not everyone may have a drill or the drill bit needed to do that.
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