A kid-friendly height of 28-in is the starting point for this piece, low enough that a child reaches every opening standing flat on the floor, which is the difference between storage a child uses and storage an adult refills. On a 31.5-in by 14-in footprint the frame cleverly combines a bookshelf and a toy chest, so books stay upright and toys stay contained without two separate pieces of furniture competing for the same wall. Five cubes handle classified storage in two sizes: upper cubes at 10-in by 9-in by 9-in take picture books, small bins and craft supplies, while a lower cube at 15-in by 12-in by 13.5-in takes block sets and anything too bulky for a standard cubby. Anti-falling edges run along the openings to keep stacked items in place when a child pulls at the bottom of a pile. Four solid wood legs raise the case 4-in off the ground, so floor dust stays off the lowest shelf and a mop passes underneath. The wooden structure in MDF and solid wood gives strong support behind a 68 lb overall load capacity while the unit itself weighs just 27.5 lb empty. Anti-tipping kits fasten the case to the wall for high stability, corners are rounded and edges smoothed for safe touching, and the waterproof surface cleans with a single wipe. Construction is equipped with ASTM certification and CPSIA certification. It works well in a reading room, bedroom, playroom or kindergarten, and assembly follows a thoughtful manual.