Streamline 15 Cubby Tray Storage Cabinet, 3x5, Natural

This is a surprisingly well-made product. It's mostly made of real plywood! This is far more durable than particle board construction, which is what you'd normally find in furniture of this type. It's also a nice blonde color and has a clear lacquer coating on it (a hard clear paint, basically) to keep the wood safe from moisture or spills. Assembly was very easy with the included hex/Allen wrench. You'll also need a Phillips-head screwdriver for some of the fasteners. The dimensions, according to measurements, are 20" wide, 46" high and 13" deep. The vertical dividers are thin, but don't bear any weight so they should be okay. You can remove them entirely if you'd prefer a typical bookshelf layout. The only thing I would have liked to see is some felt feet or something as the metal screws on the bottom sit directly on the floor. This isn't a problem with carpet, but if on a wood floor this may cause scratches if dragged along the floor while loaded up with stuff. This would be a great addition to a kid's room, or any room that needs convenient, durable storage.

Build quality The cabinet is made with high quality , well finished, rounded, sanded and shellacked/varnished plywood. The pieces are all precision cut and fit well. The included hardware is good and the constructed cabinet is stable and sound. Building This can be built by ne person fairly easily. It took me about 20 minutes and was relatively easy. Use: The cabinet is great for holding small baskets , books, paper, and all sorts of small items. It is perfect for a nursery or craft room. The cubbies are a good size and will fit small plastic tubs for toys very well. Final thoughts: This is a great cabinet that I highly recommend.

The quality of wood is slightly under what I want it to be, but went together fine. I bought the clear tubs and it really cleaned up the play room.

Great shoe organizer that’s very stable and durable . Very easy to assemble and very clean looking. I wish it was much bigger so I can store more shoes but it’ll do

So a lunch box will fit, and some shoes but NOT a backpack in each slot. Each cubby is 6 in (about a dollar bill) tall and about 8.5 inches wide. They are 11.5 inches deep. (this actually makes this a great shoe storage for adult shoes as a mens 13 shoe will fit depth wise). If you lay it as shown, that is with the long edge on the floor then the shelves are the thinnest part of the wood, as they just slide it. Nothing stops them from sliding out either, if a kid has something jammed in there or a bin and pulls on it it the shelf will slide out with it. If you use it vertically (in which case you should also fasten it to the wall) then the slide in parts become the dividers, and the more solid shelves the bottom. Since it is designed to be used flat like they should have reversed which are the slide in shelves. Or you could try to add something to the front to keep them from sliding or glue them in. The wood is nicely finished, very smooth. Everything fits together nicely. Much better quality than particle board, but the thinner shelves do give me some pause. Assembly took an hour. Would have been faster but the directions are not great and I put the middle sections in wrong the first time. Put on your thinking cap and make sure all the places that are grooved are towards the back so you can slide in the back wood sections (these are also thinner wood). It is not hard if you stop and think about it. Involves about 16 screws and 8 cam and pin fittings.

This is a pretty good quality ply wood. Its strong and have a nice bright color. Assembly was very easy and didn't take too long. Wood finish is smooth with rounded corners. The shelf sleeves are kind of thin for the what this shelf costs.