Surprised at all the bad reviews.. got all the pieces, some extras not included in instructions, yes, but I still got everything I needed and was easily put together! Super cute in our daughters room and sturdy. Nothing broke and was great.

This is a very creative closet my son loves it and it's practically for his little wardrobe.

We got this for our newborn as she had a lot of stuff between clothes, blankets, bath stuff, toys, etc and we wanted something to keep them in. It was easy to put together but it's flimsy and doesn't sit level. That's the part that drives my husband crazy as he has tried several times to fix it. The doors do not latch but since we aren't putting anything heavy in it, we aren't worried about them. We have used the top for storage of a diaper caddy and some stuffed animals. It's cute and perfect until she's old enough for a dresser. The two sections for hanging worked out well to be able to keep different sizes separate and fits quite a lot.

The biggest scare factor in reading other reviews was that this item was not 'sturdy'. That it was 'flimsy' and of 'poor quality'.

I'm happy to report that this is NOT the case.

The individual panels are a printed plastic laminate that is reasonably good quality. It's not super thick, but it's well constructed and I had no loose stitches or poor assembly.

The only complaint I have is that the panels for the doors were assembled with the long bar on the right, making them left to. Right open, instead of right to left like normal doors.

This will work well for my left handed child, but I wish there was a choice on purchase to know which one I was getting.

That said, it comes with zip ties, a wooden craft hammer, and little plastic clips that you can use to clip the rear, floor, and top portions together of you feel it's necessary.

I didn't.

It's super important to assemble this slowly and listen as you insert the white metal rods into the black plastic joins. If it didn't CLICK, it's not all the way in!

I chose not to use the hammer, and I didn't need it.

When assembling, do it in layers. Apply the doors for each layer before moving up a vertical layer. You will thank me.

The doors are longer than the other panels to make sure they don't come out, so once you assemble the 5 sides of the cubes, insert the doors, and then push hard on the joins to make sure everything is firmly together.

Then do the next layer.

You will thank me for doing it this way.

The end result is super sturdy and stands up very well to use and abuse.

I only needed to use one ziptie for the one double door where the hangar is.

I brought the pink hanging storage, I loved it although they should provide you with like 2-3 backup replacement cub organizers.
The quality of it was sturdy and durable, so it can handle a lot of clothes.