Stuffed Animal Storage Wood Corner Toy Plush Storage Hammock Hanging Storage Net, Toy Organizer Shelf for Nursery Playroom Bedroom Kid Room

The Zayysoha Stuffed Animal Storage Wood Soft Toy Shelf Organizer has been the best find for our boys' room! We previously tried the old school netting, but it was constantly being pulled off the wall and just wouldn't stay put. This shelf organizer, however, is a total game changer. Not only does it look wonderful and add a nice touch to the room decor, but it is also much sturdier and reliable.Our boys' plushie toys are now neatly stored and easily accessible, and the shelf itself is solid and well-constructed. If you're looking for a practical and aesthetically pleasing solution to organize your kids' stuffed animals, this product is definitely the way to go!

It was easy to put up and looks good. Does the job I need for stuff animal overload.

Prior to this, we had our kids’ stuffed animals in a corner ceiling hanging net or around the room. Needless to say, they were everywhere and the kids had a hard time getting the ones they wanted down. This product helps organize and be able to easily access them. Even with ours “overstuffed”, it holds amazingly well. Great quality. Looks aesthetically pleasing too.

Super great for vertical storage. Not just for toddlers, but a good option for the bigger little kid who is not ready to downsize all their stuffed friends. I'd give it a 5 star, but there are some things that would have been nice to know beforehand.The instructions are pretty terrible, but I guess that left room for flexibility in my case.There are no sizes listed for anything, so I used 3/32 drill bit to pre-drill the wood and 7/32 for the anchor holes. Check for studs btw.There are no pre-drilled holes in the wood so you will need to do that, however you'll want to make sure not to line up any bracket along the joint lines that run with the grain or it will split when you put in screws.Also, many walls are not truly square so I will echo what another review said and encourage you to line it up on your wall then mark where the bracket actually hits the board before you drill. As in, don't just line the angles up on the edge of the board assuming it will hit the wall flush. There will likely be little gaps on the back end.This is a 2 person job because of this; you need one person to hold the shelf where you want it while you line up brackets to mark where to drill. You also may need them again to pull the second piece into place for you to screw it in.It doesn't actually matter if you start with the top piece or the bottom piece attaching it to the wall, so I started at the top, the line that was less flexible in the room, and pulled down from there.Personally I really liked that there were no pre-drilled holes in the wood because that allowed me to reverse the mount. I just unthreaded the shock cord and flipped it around to have the long side on the left, just make sure to get both pieces lined up to rethread. Then also, if you need a shorter distance, you can always tighten the shock cord and cut off any excess.K, have fun with that. My daughter loves it.

Bought this for my 6 year olds huge stuffy collection. My tip is to make sure you install it high enough. We should have put ours closer to the ceiling. I shortened the length of the straps so it still works great at the level we installed it. However it would have held more if we had installed it higher. Easy install, sturdy. Looks good in the unpainted version but you could easily paint it before install. Recommend.

The media could not be loaded. We’ve tried so many different storage methods and this one takes the cake. It was easy to set up, and can be stretched out to fit more. We have this one in our toddlers room and she is able to put them in and take them out without help. Holds more stuffies than I thought it would.

This is a great concept but did not work well for us. Not all stuffies are the same size, shape or weight. I have to meticulously place the stuffed animals in or else they all sag to the bottom and fall through the bungie cords. Not easy for toddlers to put away either. Probably would’ve been better off getting one of those corner nets

This looks great on the wall. It did take some time to get up on the wall but it’s sturdy and looks great.The elastic cords are adjustable but we went as big as the corner space would allow for and left it as is.The wall-facing edges are asymmetrical so the long side went into a stud and the short did not. The screws it came with worked fine. There are no pre drilled holes on the wood pieces so I would suggest using a drill and not relying on a screwdriver.Tools needed:- drill- 3/16 drill bit to pre drill anchor holes in the wall- Phillips head attachment (the + shaped, not the - shaped)- level