JACKCUBE Design 3 Tier Clear Nail Polish 360 Rotating Display Rack Organizer Stand Makeup Cosmetics Storage Box Carousel Shelf with Acrylic Guard(3tier) - :MK387-3

Excellent, came within a week. Delighted with it.

The media could not be loaded. I love this nail polish rack and it is the second one I own of the same style. I will never go back to another style. Makes me feel like I have my own little salon in my house. I have a good number of polishes and these displays fit over 100 each- probably over 120. They are so easy to put together, and do not take up much room at all. The shipping was fast and the cost is reasonable for how much they fit. If you don’t care about super easy access you can fill each level the whole way through, as shown in the video. The shelves are solid.

love this, glad i purchased it. it was easy to put together and hold a lot of polish. i really like that it came with clear rubber bands that you put around the pegs to keep the polish from sliding around

I love love love this!!! It's just the right size for all my nail polishes.

After years of storing my polish in a cart stuffed into a closet where I rarely remembered to pull out anything but my 6 favorites, I went looking for something that would hold my whole collection in a relatively small space. This spinning rack looked like it would be what I needed, so I took a chance and ordered it despite the lack of reviews or posted dimensions for the item. It turned out to be exactly perfect, and now my entire polish collection (and accessories!) are easily accessed from a single location.Highlights:*easy to assemble*holds a lot: 80-100 bottles depending on the size of the bottles*doesn't require a large amount of spaceDetails:I took a close look at the product photo, counted the visible bottles, and did some fuzzy math to determine that this item would probably hold the 80 or so bottles of polish in my collection. I was also pretty sure that it had guide rails to keep the polish from floating back into the center sections. Both of these guesses turned out to be true. When loading up the rack, most regular nail polish bottles fit in a single row along the outer edge of each level. Thinner bottles such as Sally Hansen Insta-Dry and Butter London can be double-stacked. There is a plastic guide inserted during assembly which is behind the row of polish bottles and creates a square section in the center of each level. This keeps the bottles from sliding back when you don't want them to, but could probably be removed. In my case, I found this convenient because I could store less-used items in those center sections. As shown, I have all my base and top coats and cleanup pen in the center of the top section, easily accessible. The middle shelf has my rarely used nail art supplies such as stamping tools, foils, etc. And the bottom center section holds mini bottles (great for travel) or backup bottles of my favorite colors. The center sections on the lower two levels can be accessed by removing 2-3 bottles of polish from the outer row.Assembly tips:When my nail polish rack was delivered, there was an ominous rattle coming from the box. Fortunately, this turned out to be a screw for the rotating assembly which had come loose (one of 3.) Assembly was pretty simple, however upon first try the screws for the bottom posts did not all line up through the base plate. This was in part because when re-attaching the loose screw, the plate had slipped out of alignment. I was able to slightly loosen all three screws for the rotation assembly, insert the screws and attach the posts for the bottom level, and then carefully re-tighten the assembly screws. The trick for the rotation assembly screws is to make sure they are tight enough not to fall out, but not so tight they crack the plastic of the lowest shelf. Once the initial posts were in, adding the center guides and then attaching the remaining levels was simple. Note that the square center guides could be left out if desired, they appear to only be in place to keep polish from sliding back so if you really wanted to load up a shelf just leave them out.Dimensions:The rack is a 3-level square, and is 11.5 inches on each side. Spinning requires about another 2 inches of clearance around the rack. The rack itself is just over 11 inches tall, and requires an additional 1-3 inches of height clearance depending on the size of the bottles on the top row. Each level has 4.5 inches of clearance between the two lower shelves. Each shelf is a solid square with 3 holes for the assembly posts, and can be used with or without the square inserts that create the external rows on each level.Overall, this spinning rack is exactly what I was hoping to find when I decided to move my polish collection to somewhere more accessible so that I'd start applying my less-used colors again. As a bonus, the additional storage in the center of each section allowed me to move all my spare top coats and nail art supplies out of a box in the back of a cupboard so that everything is collected in the same place.

do it buy it now its a game changer