Mebbay Closet Shelf Dividers, 12 Pack Plastic Closets Shelves Organizer, Wood Shelf Divider for Clothes, Book and Bedroom Organization

We are happy about this purchase even if the plastic is not strong and some dividers are bending a bit.We wanted something economical that divide our shelves. Those dividers do the job well.

I have a ton of workout clothes, shirts, shorts that I keep folded on one of my closet shelfs. I got these to help keep all my clothes separated in a neat and tidy way. Super easy to use! Wish they were a little bit sturdier, but they get the job done!

Was really hoping it would work to keep binders from creating the V formation when standing. The bottom is a hard sturdy plastic, but standing portion is a softer plastic that will bend easily if pressure is applied.

These work ok if you are using them only to separate a space, but stacking sweatshirts and hoodies toppled them. I had to push a box against last separator to keep it from falling over. I don't recommend these.

I have rather tall shelves in the linen closet of an old house, which are great for stacking towels and bedding. But, keeping things separated and stacked neatly is easier with these dividers. They are a bit taller than other brands I looked at and there are more in the pack. The plastic has molded open scroll design, which makes them light weight and allows air to circulate. Works well for my purposes.

I love the functionality of this product, and I really like the look but half of the box I received has broken panels. I paid for a complete product, not a broken one. For two of the panels, the break is right at the bottom, so they’re useless. I really wish I could use them all as I thought I would.

Purchased these for shelf storage of large bags of snacks (potato chips and similar) I can adjust the width to accommodate larger bag without crushing. Shallow shelves have made using storage containers difficult - they don’t fit front to back, and take up too much room placed crosswise.These work well for clothing storage also, but would not be the best thing for items that need more sturdy support. They aren’t bookends. What makes widths easily adjustable is easy movement on the shelf - heavy lateral pressure will move the pieces out of position.

I've been trying to find shelf dividers to use as bookends on "floating" shelves. These do NOT fit the bill. I think they might work as ornamental dividers to create a nice appearance of separation and orderliness, but they support NO weight. They flop over completely if any pressure is applied. The metal dividers I've found would work much better, but unfortunately they all seem to be 12" deep. Won't work with 10" shelves.