Walmart is selling a 'versatile' cube storage organizer for only $20

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Why we love this deal

Finding storage that you can use in any room is the ultimate home hack. But if you think you need to pay top-dollar for a versatile piece of furniture, think again. Right now, one of Walmart's bestselling storage organizers is on sale.

For a limited time, you can get the Mainstays 3-Cube Storage Organizer for just $20. It's an easy way to add extra storage to any part of your home, plus, it's said to be easy to assemble and great for small spaces.

Mainstays 3-Cube Storage Organizer, $20 (was $25) at Walmart

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Why do shoppers love it?

With three compartments, this organizer may be the storage solution you've been looking for. According to shoppers, it's a “versatile” organizer that can be used in a variety of ways. You can position it vertically like a standard bookcase, or use the organizer horizontally. And on top of that, you can buy multiple and put them side by side, or with one on top of the other (with the proper mounting materials, of course).

Each compartment can fit storage bins up to 10.5 inches by 10.5 inches. Folding fabric storage bins, in particular, are fantastic for this organizer, as you can easily set them up or break them down depending on your needs.

Details to know

Overall dimensions: 12.09 inches long, 11.73 inches wide, and 35.39 inches tall.
Shelf dimensions: 11.14 inches long, 11.7 inches wide, and 11.14 inches tall.
Colors: Black, Pine, Walnut, and white.
Product weight: 17.38 pounds.
Material: Manufactured Wood.

“This was the easiest item of this type that I've ever had to put together,” one reviewer raved. “Literally took minutes!”

Although it doesn't come with drawers, you could add your own fabric cubes to stow away toys, tech accessories, books, linens, or even clothes. It's also fully functional as an open organizer that's ideal for displaying family pictures, trinkets, or a collection of plants. Several reviewers even mentioned that they stacked two of the organizers together or lined them up in order to create a bookshelf. The options are truly endless.