Cube Storage

How to choose cube storage

• Heavy items low: keep books and heavy boxes in the lower cubes, so the unit stays stable.
• As a room divider: stand it level, and place it where it will not be knocked, because it is not fixed to a wall.
• Against a wall in a child's room: fix the unit to the wall, even if it is low, because children climb.

Common mistakes when choosing cube storage

• Ignoring the depth: check that your boxes and baskets fit the cubes before you buy them.
• Overloading one cube: spread books and boxes across the compartments.
• Using it as a divider on an uneven floor: level it first, so it stands firm.

Dimensions and materials

• Height: 110 cm on the narrower unit, 106 cm on the wider one.
• Width: about 75 to 106 cm.
• Depth: 39 cm.
• Finish: grey woodgrain, with six compartments per unit.

Goes well with

• A work corner: a cube unit can separate a desk from the rest of the living room.
• Bookcases: for books on shelves, see our bookcases.
• Storage cabinets: for things you want behind doors, see our storage cabinets.

Frequently asked questions

How do you arrange a cube storage unit?

Use baskets for small things and keep some compartments open for books. Put heavier items in the lower cubes.

How can you use cube storage as a room divider?

Stand it free and level, with heavy items in the lower cubes. A stepped unit keeps the view open at its low end. In a child's room, put it against a wall and fix it instead.

Can cube storage stand against a wall?

Yes. A straight unit works well against a wall or standing free.

How deep is cube storage?

Ours are 39 cm deep, enough for books, boxes and baskets. Check your baskets against that before you buy them.