Wood Cube Storages

There are countless things you can put in wooden storage cubes. Wooden storage cubes are super versatile and can be used to organize anything from your children’s toys and projects to your favorite books, records, tableware, and even bathroom supplies.

You can also get creative and turn your cube storage into a decor display with bits and bobs such as picture frames, vases, sculptures, and other decorative objects.

If you prefer a neat and tidy layout, consider placing storage baskets in the cubes to hold miscellaneous items that don’t seem to belong anywhere else in the house. This way, your TV equipment, games, throw blankets, and random tools won’t clutter up your space.

Another practical way to make good use of these compartments is to place storage baskets in the cubbies to hold your shoes and bags. If you happen to have a home gym, you could use your storage cubes to keep all your workout essentials such as a water bottle, speaker, towels, and cleansing wipes in one place.

Secure cube storage to a wall by using a bracket system or screws. When securely attached to your wall, a wood cube storage system can display heavier objects without the worry of collapsing or tipping over.

To hang your cube storage with brackets, identify the bottom edge and place it facing up. Lay an L-bracket flat on the back of the cube bottom on each of the two edges. Attach the brackets with screws. Make sure the screw length is slightly shorter than the wood’s thickness. For example, if the wood is 1” thick, use ¾” screws.

Locate wall studs, position cube, check it is level, and mark the location. Install drywall anchors on the marks. Line bracket holes up with the holes drilled in the wall and secure with 1 ½” screws.

If using just screws, position your cube and make sure it is level. Drill holes through the cube and into the wall stud at four points. These points should be approximately 1” inside each corner. Add drywall anchors if wall studs are not available, although this may decrease the cube’s weight capacity. Insert wood screws twice as long as the wood’s thickness. For example, use 2” screws if wood is 1” thick.

To secure a wood cube storage unit to the wall, you’ll need to gather the proper tools, including a level, drill, screws, screwdriver, drywall anchors, brackets, a stud finder, a pencil, and measuring tape.

Start by measuring the cube storage unit, then use your stud finder to see if there are studs where you want to drill. When you locate a stud, make a mark with a pencil. Use your measuring tape to see if there’s a second stud the appropriate distance away from the first. If not, you’ll need to use a wall anchor to secure the cube storage on the second side.

Place your cube storage against the wall in the position you want to secure it, ensuring its level. With your marks in place, drill into the studs or the wall at the appropriate point. If you had to drill into the wall without a stud, insert your drywall anchor and hammer it into position. Use your drill to secure brackets to the wall at these points. Once the brackets are attached, use your level to ensure they're straight. Now you can mount the cube storage onto the brackets using screws and your drill.