Cube Storage
Cube storage is the shelf HOMIDEC is best known for, and the idea is simple: one 11.8-inch module, repeated. Six cubes make a bench-height bookcase, nine make a square, twelve and sixteen build a wall. The panels assemble around a steel-tube frame with a rubber hammer (included), the fabric bins drop in wherever doors are not wanted, and the whole thing weighs a fraction of a wooden unit doing the same job.
Cube Storage is one of five shelves in the HOMIDEC cube storage range, and everything on it shares the construction the brand is built on: steel where it counts, modules where it moves.
Any cube build taller than a bench belongs strapped to the wall. The AAP's tip-over guidance puts most fatal incidents with children under six, and the fix at a few dollars of hardware. Heavier things go in the lower bays; the wall strap takes minutes.
The bay math, room recipes and the anchoring rule live in the cube storage planner.




