Whitmor Storage Cubes - Ripiani impilabili ad incastro in filo metallico - Nero (set di 6) Nero 6

Name: Whitmor Storage Cubes - Ripiani impilabili ad incastro in filo metallico - Nero (set di 6) Nero 6
Brand: Whitmor
SKU: 0791769553059
Price: 159.15 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Whitmor

3.4/5

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159.15

Da oltre 70 anni, Whitmor porta l'organizzazione a casa. Se hai domande o problemi, ti preghiamo di contattarci per assistenza immediata. Dispone di connettori in plastica di alta qualità per una maggiore durata. I cubi di stoccaggio del filo sono realizzati in acciaio resistente alla ruggine. Facile montaggio senza bisogno di attrezzi. Ogni cubo misura: 14,25 L x 14,5 E x 14,5 H pollici; Assemblaggio come mostrato: 43 L x 14,5 W x 29 H pollici. Ottimo per ufficio, dormitorio o camera dei bambini. Utilizzare per la conservazione e l'organizzazione di giocattoli, libri, vestiti, articoli per animali domestici e altro ancora. Cubi ad incastro per molteplici opzioni di impilamento; progettalo a modo tuo per riporlo in qualsiasi stanza. Importato. Filo.

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EAN: 0791769553059

Categories: Casa e cucina, Archiviazione e organizzazione, Scaffali, scaffali e cassetti, Scaffali in piedi,

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Assembly required	Yes
Batteries required	No
Brand	Whitmor
Care instructions	Wipe clean with a damp cloth and towel dry
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 6,219 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Fabric Type	Wire
Finish Type	black
Finish types	black
Furniture Finish	Black
Import	Imported
Included Components	cubes
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	6070-968-BLK
Item Weight	0.14 Pounds
Item Weight	2.24 ounces
Manufacturer	Whitmor
Material	Alloy Steel, Plastic
Model Name	6070-968-BLK
Mounting Type	found in image
Number of Items	6
Number of pieces	6
Number of shelves	6
Product Dimensions	14.25"D x 14.5"W x 14.5"H
Product Dimensions	14.5 x 14.25 x 14.5 inches
Recommended Uses For Product	Office, Dorm
Room Type	Office
Shape	Cubical
Shelf Type	Plastic
Size	SET OF 6 BLACK

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Scritto da: Kathy

How much weight it holds

Not sure how much weight it holds easy assemble

Scritto da: Sheryl

Not used as directed = guinea pig cage success!

I bought two sets of these and some zip ties - like many, I wanted them for a C&C cage for our guinea pig. I figured, two sets of storage cubes would still be cheaper than a pair of Midwest cages shoved together, and in our circumstances, also provide more space (we aren't putting a "grid lid" on it) - win all around. (Feel free to skip this paragraph - it's backstory.) We received Miss Piggy from a neighbor in a store-bought cage, and after doing a bit of research, found out how insufficient those are (space-wise) for a guinea pig! Our first go-to, since money was an issue, was to pick up a hard-set kiddie pool, put a thin layer of just-in-case bedding in it, and some cardboard boxes with holes cut so she could at least have a play area. That worked fine, but we couldn't leave her in there ALL the time, and our attempts to add a "loft" to the interior of her cage were utterly unsatisfactory. Even the crinkle tube we rigged to the top of the cage became problematic after a couple weeks; while she could make the leap to get into it like a champ, the noise of that at all hours in an otherwise-silent house had all three of my boys getting up to investigate! We had to look for other options and discovered C&C pictures that piqued our interest... and now you're up to speed. Well, our C&C cage is missing one of the C's. We happen to be fortunate in that one of the boys' beds is a bunk that used to have a slide, with nothing but play area underneath. That space didn't get much use until we cleared out the toys and installed the cage using these cubes under there! We've got a thin sheet of plastic under the fleece (thank you, Internet, for explaining that we don't actually have to keep buying messy bedding!), and since that's on the floor, we don't need the corrugated plastic at this point. Miss Piggy started with a plain rectangular 3x5 area. I realized today that we had enough leftover connectors and grid squares to add on a 1x2 "kitchen" area that sticks out from under the bunk bed, nearest to the wall under a window, which similarly was not getting much use. Not to be outdone, my boys decided that it would "get her some exercise" if we added a few "walls" inside the 3x5 block, so now it looks sort of like a maze with some holey cardboard boxes strewn along the way so she can hide as she goes. Pellet food and water go in the "kitchen," farthest from her salt wheel and hay tray. For a few minutes she just sat there when we put her in. Before long, those wonderful wheeks started and she popcorned like crazy and ventured out of the kitchen in full explorer mode! I know that sometime in the future, we're going to want to make additions and alterations in order to shift some of that horizontal sprawl upwards. For now, though, even without the corrugated plastic, I feel like we have given our baby girl a good outcome. She loves all the space to run around, plus we can easily shift the cage contents to keep her interested in exploring. I love that this arrived on time, and that the connectors were fairly easy to use (it did require some serious pushing, at times, but that just made me feel confident it would hold its configuration). I'm honestly not sure what other reviewers meant when they said they had bad experiences with the connectors; maybe by avoiding the "lid" and the "bottom" we avoided those issues. At any rate, we're delighted with this product, and likely to buy more in the future. Next step - using Miss Piggy's old cage as a "quarantine" chamber, and hopefully adding another piggy! C:

Scritto da: Hannah D

Average quality - came missing parts

These cubes are larger than I expected, but that’s fine. Average quality overall, if not a little shaky, but the box came clearly previously opened and was missing several of the connectors. I could only make a 3x2 and now have shelves just sitting aside.

Scritto da: uber1337h4xx0r

Seems like a neat idea, but I feel like it's very hard (physically) to put together, unless you have a hammer and no neighbors

The idea is great, and it looks like, but I find the connection to be somewhat questionable. That is, I feel like I shouldn't put anything remotely heavy in it (such as textbooks or laptops) because the connectors between the walls don't seem to let me slide in the walls all the way. Perhaps if I had a hammer I could slowly force them into place, but as it stands, almost all of the connectors seem to have about a half a centimeter of empty space because I couldn't convince the walls to go in all the way. However, for what it's worth, I've had three sets of these made (one all black, two colored sets from amazon) and so far the black one hasn't crashed apart in the year that I've had it (it's holding small boxes of lightweight stuff like screwdrivers and rolls of trashbags and packages of AA and AAA batteries and other miscellaneous stuff), and the two colored ones that I've bought in the last month or so are still holding up with (at the moment, multiple pokemon card binders and shoe box filled to the brim with yugioh cards; referring to the top two compartments of each of them; the bottom compartments (that aren't really affected by weight) contain a rubbermaid shoebox sized tote of yugioh cards, multiple upper deck boxes of cards (I'd say like 6 of them, each with about 50 cards), and some more batteries). The one star deduction is because I feel like they could have made it easier to clasp the walls together - not only was it difficult to force the pieces together without hurting my fingers a bit due to the pinching involved with squeezing metal together (I say this as a 20-something year old male adult with reasonably strong fingers; I mean it didn't hurt to the point where I'd actually be like "ouch this hurts so much", but imagine the type of pain you'd get if you were trying to unscrew a stubborn screw using a terrible screwdriver), but even after I did get the pieces together, there was some empty space that led me to believe that the shelving was highly unstable (turns out it wasn't, yet, but it's also important to keep in mind the types of stuff I said I put on the shelves - it's relatively light stuff that is significantly different from the stuff I'm planning on eventually using it for, like textbooks). I believe that if I use a hammer, it may work out far better, but I don't have one at the moment (live in an apartment for school, so I didn't bring my hammer from my garage back in my 'home town', and even if I did use something else to hammer the thing together, my neighbors would likely get angry with the banging). But long story short, it still gets 4 stars because it has managed to hold together for about a year so far with the light load that I've given it to hold. We'll find out how well it does with heavier stuff and I'll update the rating in either direction depending on that (I'll probably find a way to silently hammer the walls together into a snug fit first).

Scritto da: Diamond Simone

Okay

I would tie zip ties for more security

Scritto da: Matt

Not perfect, but good for what they are

I use these in my closet. I have very few clothes that hang, mostly work clothes that store best folded or rolled. So the hanging clothes go in my wife's closet and my closet is just floor-to-ceiling wall-to-wall cubes built with these (4 cubes wide 5 cubes tall). I had some of these cubes as a kid that were really hard to snap together and take apart, but once they were together they were very solid. Unfortunately over the years quality seems to have gone down a little bit as now they are much easier to snap together, but that means that they are prone to popping apart when you don't want them to. These are a great storage solution, much cheaper, easier, and faster than building a wood cubby system. But if you want to build a larger setup with them and load them up with some weight when you are done buy a bag of tiny zip ties of the same color as the metal and lock the joints together with those as you go. Initially my 4th and 5th rows up were popping apart especially towards the middle. Then I put small clear zip ties around every joint and now it is very solid even having cubbies loaded with heavy sweatshirts, Carhartt pants, work boots, and ski gear. Plus once there is stuff in the cubes and the ends of the zip ties are trimmed you hardly see them

Scritto da: CPotts

Great storage! Will buy more.

I love these! My son was reluctant at first, but after I put it together, he loved it. He was excited to display his stuff. I think I’ll get more for other things. Definitely don’t want to put anything heavy or it will bend.

Scritto da: Arvind K.

Perfect modular storage and small pet cage (guineapig, rabbit) but extra connectors not available

Easy to assemble / DIY, no tools needed Assemble from floor to top for better results Could be better is extra connectors were made available, unable to find them yet, can use Zip ties as temporary alternative Product is perfect for small pet cage setup like for guinea pigs, rabbit but may be not suitable for hamsters as they may be able to run out from large square holes Overall, sturdy build quality at day 1, will add review after 3months usage

Scritto da: Hio

Happy

Worked great for the display I was using them for! Just wish I had an extra box~ However they are slightly difficult to assemble if you don't have some arm strength.

Scritto da: Supriya

Versatile Product

I've purchased two Whitmor products from Amazon and both have exceeded my expectations! I'm using these cubes for so many purposes. One cube I used to keep daily wear shoes, so the dust can be cleaned easily. I kept a couple of cubes in the cupboard to sort clothes. Now, I use it to keep my wifi router etc and also to hang pretty things. I don't have a space or a need for more of these, otherwise I'm just looking for an excuse to buy some more!

Scritto da: srimanti

Awesome purchase for my guinea pigs

Using this product in a very unconventional way my partner and I made a DIY guinea pig C&C cage out of it. The material is very sturdy and is easy to assemble and once done it provides ample space to create your own guinea pig habitat in it. We have this arrangement for two 1 year old guinea pigs. Our piggies sure did thank us by popcorning all around the place. ????????

Scritto da: VR

Brilliant

These cubes are brilliant. I ordered to make a guinea pig cage, but have ordered some more to be able to mess about creating a run in the garden, some shelving for my office, storage for myson's bedroom.... My only wish is for it to be possible to order extra connectors. Nothing has broken, but I'd be rather gutted to lose the use of these cubes by having a connector break on me (and breaking is always a possibility, even with the most robust plastic items....)