C&AHOMEWire Cube Storage, 16-Cube Organizer Metal Grids Storage, Storage Bins Shelving, Modular Bookshelf Shelves, DIY Closet Cabinet Ideal for Bedroom, Office 48.4”L x 12.4”W x 48.4”H White

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I didn't see anyone else leave a review that has guinea pigs, so let me be the first!For anyone who owns guinea pigs, you know that C&C cages are the best and most highly recommended enclosure in the world.When I was searching for a new cage, the prices of the name brand cages were making me cry, such as Kavee and Cagetopia. I immediately started searching for a cheaper alternative. That's when I came across Austin from The Pig Room and The Guinea Pig Jungle, both on YouTube. They use these grids and recommended them for large DIY projects.Seeing that I can get 129 grids for the same price as 32 grids from the name brand companies, definitely got me excited! $200 for 129 vs 32 is a HUGE difference and makes things a lot cheaper if you need large cages.They are simple to put together just like any C&C cage and of course using zip ties really helps make the grids more secure.Be warned that these grids are slightly smaller in size compared to the name brands. For example, a name brand Kavee cage would be 2×6 but with these you would have to make a 3×7 (this is the size I have shown in my picture)Also be warned that some people may try to tell you that these grids are unsafe for your pigs because they can apparently get their heads stuck in the holes.... I've never experiences this and have never had this happen in all the time I've owned guinea pigs. I've even tested it and my pigs cannot fit their heads through the holes.If you're looking for a cheap alternative for your guinea pig cages, you've found it! Don't waste time, just buy it!

My wife wanted this for additional storage in our master bedroom closet. It was not difficult to assemble once the first tier of shelving was complete. The assembly instructions could be clearer, and the tiny wooden mallet was too light to be useful, so I used a rubber mallet I had. Once assembled it seems very sturdy and the instruction manual shows other, optional configurations.

I placed toys ON it and its nice. Easy to assemble. If you use bins you should definitely use something to anchor it to wall. This product was not made to be pulled on but to have stuff sit on. Pulling out a bin will knock it over. It won't knock over if you bump in to it but it will if you pull it. I just bought another one.

I was purchasing 2 more sets to finish a project. But missing parts on the very first order. Other than that it is pretty stable. But does question if I want to continue the his route. Changed to 5 star they corrected it Ty.