Furinno Turn-N-Tube 4-Tier Multipurpose Shelf Display Rack, Round Tubes, Pink/White

I was not expecting this to be as sturdy and stable as it is. It has withstood the cats' attempts to pull it down. I'm using the one I bought for shelving in a closet. It's great for this. It looks okay, too, and is large and heavyweight enough to hold all that I've put on it. Easiest assembly of any shelving unit I have ever purchased. Absolutely worth it for me.

I love this corner shelves! Super easy to put together. The wood grain I picked matches my dining room floor. Great quality and construction for the price.

This shelf was overall not terrible. Starting with the cons, it was a bit wobbly, and it did come with a small scratch(a scratch that’s easy to hide) so if those don’t concern you, this is a nice shelf. It has a very sleek design and is perfect for displaying. It’s working well for me and I am enjoying it. It was also very easy to assemble, and stays true to size proportions.

I ordered two shelf units and they came perfectly packaged with no scratches or marks. I didn’t expect much with these being so cheap but I was pleasantly surprised at how elegant they look. I need easy assembly due to a hand injury and these were incredibly easy to put together. No tools required. I had both setup within 15 minutes. I would definitely recommend.

Easy to build within 10 minutes and does not require tools. The holes are accurately placed for the poles to attach each shelf. It is sturdy; does not feel flimsy. The finish on the shelves looks nice. Large enough size to fit many items.

Bought this to use in my small office at work and it fits perfectly for the space I bought it for. Looks nice and doesn’t look cheap at all! Looks much more nice in person than I thought it would be and also VERY easy to put together! Would definitely recommend this shelf unit!

Got it, put it together, put it in place. Loving it!! Sturdy and easy to assemble. Took me a bit to understand the directions, but once I did. Easy peasy. If I need another shelf like this I will certainly buy one.

Having gotten back into the hobby of model building in the last few years I have found myself quickly running out of existing display space and after one too many glaring disapprovals from the wife every time I had to pull the old switcheroo and replace one of her photos or Knick Knacks with my latest completed project, I knew it was time for some additional shelves. I decided on the Furinno Turn-N-Tube 5-Tier Shelves based upon it seemingly to be a fairly decent size at a fairly reasonable price. In other words, it was cheap. It also seemed like it would be easy to put together, which if you are someone like me who is both mechanically uninclined and still bear the emotional scars of trying to put together one too many IKEA purchases with their hundreds of parts, keeping it simple stupid is the main goal in home furnishing decisions. This last point gives the product high marks on its own as it was a simple matter of placing the plastic tubes through the four corners of each shelf and hand screwing the one above it together, continuing this till all five shelves were erected. The entire process took all of 10 minutes and involved no utterance of salty language. If only everything in life could be this stress free. It probably could have easily been assembled in half the time had I not had to stop several times to pay attention to the cat who was fascinated by "The New Thing in The House" and also wanted me to hurry up so she could have the empty box it came in. As far as the quality, the shelves themselves seem fairly strong despite being kind of thin and the finish is passable. I'm not sure how much weight they will support, but I think it's safe to say I wouldn't trust it to hold one's bowling ball collection or for a dumbbell rack. Also, while it's relatively stable on its own, but still kind of wobbly for my total piece of mind. If one chooses not to use the optional wall anchor that comes with it, I could easily see a tchotchkes disaster in the making during an earthquake (not an issue where I live) or cats that like to seek the highest spot in the house to look down upon their human servants (a million times more likely for me). There is only one anchor included and I would recommend the purchase of at least one more and tying them to the wall at both ends. At a little over four and a half feet in height, even the topmost shelf is easy to reach for all but a small child, though the bottommost should probably be reserved for books or something like that as anything one wants to specifically show off, like your vast collection of Franklin Mint or Beanie Babies that are now worth less than when you purchased them, will not be very visible at floor level. Overall, it is a relatively good product for the price as long as you remember the saying of getting what you pay for. Though obviously not as good as a quality metal shelf or glass door cabinet, but neither is it some flimsy contraption your kid made in shop class to complement the lamp that blew out your home wiring and almost caused a fire (still sorry about that, Mom) It is squarely in the middle and should meet anyone's lite display or storage needs. If there is any significant drawback, I've found is that even with the new shelves I am already running out of display space. Again. So is life.