Ottoman Storage Ottoman Collapsible Ottoman with Storage Foot Rest Small Ottoman with Side Pocket Foot Stools for Living Room Beige L17W13H13inches

Bought for use in our trailer. Surprised at how durable it is for something that folds up! Great as a footrest and extra storage.

Great hassock and I Iike the added pocket. Fairly well made and strudy.

Easy assembly. A little short/low but it works as a replacement stool for my daughters vanity.

This ottoman is the perfect addition to my balcony. It was easy to assemble and has the perfect height to match my chair. Material is great as well…waterproof and soft for my tired feet after work. The price was perfect and I give it 5 stars

Perfectly fit my need. It was exactly as pictured.

The media could not be loaded.  I would totally buy more of these for my apartment. They are stackable if necessary. Comfortable to sit on. And easy to assemble. Afforable too.

works great!

I like the utility of these ottomans, but they are, essentially, just cube-shelf-storage-bins with removeable lids.They pop-up into shape like those cube-shelf storage-bins, and are made of the same materials: plasticard and upholstery fabric. The plasticard is a little thicker and sturdier, but not by a whole lot. This presents the problem of these not being strong and sturdy unless there is something in the ottoman to hold up the walls and the lid, and it has to be something with body, like blankets or throw pillows. I have blankets and throw pillows in the collection of these that I have. I do like them enough to have a collection of them, since we have a lot of people of different heights in the house, we need an ottoman per person and these were the most affordable option for our space. I can always take the blankets and pillows out and flatten them to store everything if a room is too cluttered.No matter what you put in the ottoman, unless it's weight plates, these are not strong enough to hold the body weight of a human, except maybe a baby. My younger nanny charge caused one to buckle and she is no more than about 70 pounds, give or take. The kids DO tend to heavily PLOP onto places they sit, so that could be a factor, but I wouldn't take the chance of using these as seating, only for foot rests.They look nice, sophisticated, simple, good for a public or private space that is a bit more curated than, say, a college apartment or dorm. These would be good for those environs, though, too, just the users need to be mindful of how unsturdy these are.