KC Store Fixtures 04120 Mini Grid Clothes Organizer, 3-Foot by 4-Foot, Black

YES! I love these. Every C&C Cage owners dream!I recently bought a bunny and have been keeping her in a temporary large pet store cage until I could find the materials to build my own C&C cage.I spent weeks searching in local stores trying to find these grids for a reasonable price. Most of the places I checked did sell them, but the only thing I could find were packs of six for 25 dollars!When I found this package I was so happy. It's live every C&C cage owners dream! It may seem like a lot, but ordering these will be a steal! There's no other place I have found in person or online where I could buy this many grids for this low of cost.The package came pretty fast. When I opened them up I was really shocked on how they felt. They're a metal grid dipped in some plastic coating stuff. They feel really smooth. Its super hard to stack them into a pile though because they slide right off each other.They come with a bag of connectors and a few spares in the box. I attempted to connect two of my spare grids with one and found it pretty difficult. If you plan on using these with the grids you might need a hammer or someone who is stronger because they don't "click" into place.If you're using these grids to make a C&C cage, it would be best to use zip-ties instead. I wouldn't trust the connectors.

Kinda like a lot of other people wrote, I bought this to build a fence for my dog and cat to not enter my bedroom. I thought it was time to separate my pets from my bed :)And this is really sturdy! I should have taken the picture but my fence is two of 3x3 grid walls on the sides, and 2x3 work-as-a-door wall in the middle (because my bathroom is through the bedroom from living room, and I wanted my cat and dog to still enter the bathroom so I needed long wall from bedroom door to bathroom door). The grid wall individually is connected by the connectors, but to make the door work, I connected one side of the door with clippers and the other side (opening side) with a small ring that can open and close. Yesterday my cat got surprised at something and literally ran THROUGH one of the walls at full speed. And only one grid fall out and the whole other wall stayed!The only downfall is that I do not have much arm/hand strength at all and it was so hard to connect and tighten these. I ordered another grid organizer and that one had wood hammer in it, which made my life much easier so I wish this seller had that too.But still it is very very sturdy and I am happy that my bed now does not have any animal fur flying around!

I was able to make a giant pig play palace for our two guinea pigs using this large set of grids and twp 72x48 inch squared corrogated plastic sheets from Home Depot. I followed people's advice and bought a set of clear zip ties to secure my cage, and I am glad I did. Without the ties, the structure is very unstable. Binder clips and velcro were useful in securing my ramp. I have designated the top section for their "kitchen," the middle section for their living quarterd and run around track, and the kiddie pool area for our portable play space with them. In all, minus hides, dishes, fleece and kiddie pool, I spent a little over $100 on the structure. Now, I just want to coordinate the fleece patterns better and add an optional ramp down to the kiddie pool area. I used every last one of the grids to make this.I would never use these grids to hold up heavy books. They bend easily and the connections are not secure. I am giving this product 5 stars because it was the good for my purpose and I had enough grids to complete it.My 100-count zip ties was enough to secure the unstable parts and make my rounded gate at the bottom. Don't forget them.

I bought this to make a bunny condo. My rabbit is a lionhead and he is about 3 or 4 pounds. I haven't actually weighed him. He is crazy, though. (We named him Diablo because of it.) He loves his new cage and, with cable ties alone, it is actually pretty sturdy. I made his 3 cubes high, 3 cubes long, and 2 cubes wide. My only complaint would be how easily the paint comes off of them. I barely nicked it and the paint came off. I also have 2 quaker parrots and they like to sit on the wire and chew the paint off (which is not healthy, at all!). So the paint is a concern for me. Other than that, I am happy with these. I plan on adding some 1x2s to add some stability because it is still a bit wobbly on the top shelf but that's because I made the shelf big without having support underneath. It's a good price compared to other cube kits and I plan on buying another to expand his condo later and to actually make a book stand, because I need one. haha

Whether standing alone or tucked inside a closet, these storage cubes are great for organizing piles of clothes or other stuff that can build up on a floor and lie scattered around. The connectors' primary joint holds the grid square piece securely and the assembled cube rack as a whole is held together snugly so as to provide adequate strength for storage of clothes and sports paraphernalia. The connecters fit so snugly they do tend to bite into the paint finish. That is normal but does serve as incentive to get the configuration right the first time to prevent stripping the paint off the cube rack edges where the connectors are secured. Overall I love the design of this storage rack. Cubes may be added and configured for a given storage space. Great product to dress up a cluttered area with an eye toward economy and cosmetic appeal too.

This thing was the biggest pain to put together! So, you might be wondering why I gave it 5 stars. Well that is because it works amazingly! Once I had it set up I was able to use it to organize all my husbands work clothes. I put the top 3 cubes with the opening on top instead of in the front like the rest of the cubes. The top cubes are perfect for holding his work socks, gloves and other smaller items. I can separate all his clothes so they are all organized and easy for him to find exactly what he needs each day. It is very sturdy although we went ahead and securred it to the wall to make sure it wouldn't ever fall over. All of the cubes are full of clothing and it doesn't seem to have any bending or signs of damage to it.