The Wovewood 15" Stacking Cube is a versatile storage solution that fits seamlessly into any kids' room. Whether you're using it to organize toys, books, or clothes, its modular design allows you to stack, arrange, and rearrange as your child's needs grow. In this guide, we'll walk you through the assembly process and share styling ideas to make the most of your Wovewood cube.
Before you start, clear a flat workspace and gather the cube pieces, wooden pegs, and any tools you might need (a rubber mallet can be helpful but isn't required). The Wovewood cube is designed for easy assembly, so you can set it up in about 15 minutes.
Step-by-Step Assembly of the Wovewood 15" Stacking Cube
Begin by identifying the six panels: four side panels, one top, and one bottom. Each panel has pre-drilled holes for the wooden pegs. Insert the pegs into the holes of one side panel, then attach the adjacent side panel. Repeat until all four sides are connected, forming a square. Ensure the pegs are fully seated for a snug fit.
Next, attach the bottom panel by aligning its pegs with the holes on the lower edges of the side panels. Press firmly or tap gently with a rubber mallet until the bottom is flush. Finally, place the top panel on the upper edges. The cube should feel sturdy and square. If any joints are loose, check that pegs are inserted completely. No glue is needed, but you can add wood glue for a permanent bond if desired.
- Use a rubber mallet to avoid damaging the wood during assembly.
- Assemble on a soft surface like a rug to prevent scratches.
- If stacking multiple cubes, install the included anti-tip brackets for safety.
Styling the Wovewood Cube in a Kids' Room
The Wovewood 15" Stacking Cube can be used alone as a nightstand, toy bin, or book display. Place it next to a floor bed for a low-profile shelf where your child can reach their favorite bedtime stories. For a playroom, stack two or three cubes to create a modular storage tower. Use the cubes horizontally for longer shelves or vertically for tall cubbies.
To add visual interest, mix open and closed storage. Use the Wovewood cube with a fabric bin inside to hide smaller toys, or leave it open to display books and treasures. You can also pair it with a MakerWall Pegboard above for wall-mounted storage. The natural wood finish complements most decor styles, from Montessori to modern.
MakerWall Pegboard
- Stack cubes in a staggered pattern for a playful look.
- Label bins or baskets inside the cube to help your child stay organized.
- For a reading nook, place a cube on its side and add a cushion on top for seating.
Safety Tips and Maintenance
When stacking multiple Wovewood cubes, always secure them to the wall using the anti-tip brackets (sold separately or included with some sets). This is especially important in kids' rooms where children might climb. Check the brackets periodically to ensure they remain tight.
Clean the cubes with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the wood finish. If the cube gets wet, dry it promptly to prevent warping. The Wovewood material is durable but can be scratched by rough toys, so consider using felt pads on the bottom of heavy items.
- Inspect pegs and joints monthly for any signs of loosening.
- Keep the cube away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
- Use coasters under drinks if the cube is used as a nightstand.
The Wovewood 15" Stacking Cube is a simple, stylish storage solution that grows with your child. With easy assembly and endless styling possibilities, it's a practical addition to any kids' room. Whether you're organizing a playroom with the Adjustable Toy Organizer or creating a cozy reading corner, the Wovewood cube offers flexibility and durability that will last for years.
Adjustable Toy Organizer
