Atlantic 4 Tier Rotating Cube Espresso

This piece looks great and completely solves the problem I had of my Blu Ray's, DVD and games being scattered all around because there was no place to put them all. It looks sleek and takes up very little floor space, due to its storage capacity being in height rather than width. The collection you see used to take up desk space, dresser space, and bookshelf space. Now its all in one attractive, compact unit that I can also use to properly display my collectibles :)All you need for assembly is a medium size phillips head screwdriver. Its easy to assemble and (very important) easy to move, as you can carry the boxes one at a time to wherever you need them.(Note: I just assembled it tonight, so I can't really speak for sturdiness on the whole, but it seems to be so ((knock on wood))!)

This was probably the easiest piece of furniture I've ever had to put together. Its light weight, everything fits perfectly and easy to rearrange/move. The only thing I wish is that it was a little deeper. The separator/backboard goes through the center of each cube which only gives a couple inches of usable space on each side, but for smaller objects that's more than enough

Easy to assemble, all parts nicely labeled and easy to identify, took about an hour (you do need your own screwdriver). Be warned that it's quite heavy, close to 30 pounds, so just getting it out of the box involved a perilous sliding adventure. Be sure to set it on a stable table. All parts were in flawless condition (espresso brown, no wood grain), but the pressboard quality was rather rough such that the holes weren't as smooth as one would like, hence one star off. But the pegs and screws seated well enough, so this was not a big deal. As with any pressboard construction, one should probably be extra careful to avoid bumping the edges during assembly, and although the finish is nice it isn't the toughest, so beware of scratching it. Once it's assembled, these issues shouldn't matter. I went slow and had no problems.Stands about 37" fully assembled, which makes it rather a monolith. (I found it too tall for its location on an island entertainment center, so I divided it in half so that two two-box sets sit side by side, but obviously that's not the usual aim.) The boxes rotate smoothly and easily: nice to have the option to have different access angles. But don't expect it to spin. It's too heavy. Moving the angles of a box calls for a gentle two-hand maneuver, and realistically you wouldn't want to have to do this too frequently. Good for adults and careful kids but not the clumsy end of the human spectrum. And if some child or klutz pulled it over--which would take quite a serious tug--it's heavy enough to really hurt someone.In sum, nice shelves, surprisingly heavy, suitable for modern adult decor.

Assuming it was easy, the instructions got a little bit confusing tho just a small bit. It's a great shelf tho. Quite sturdy as well was honestly shocked by that. I love the 360° turn feature. The shelf comes with a totally of 8 large space each cubby has a front and back area of space I didnt even see that at first until I was assembling it. Each area has enough space to hold games movies or anything else you can think of. It a cute little shelf as well doesn't take up a lot of space just place it in a corner or beside something and your set.

This 4-Tier media storage system exceeded my expectations. I was worried it would not be sturdy; and that it would be difficult to put together. Like most furniture, it will take you a few hours to assemble, but overall assembly was straightforward and simple. The base is surprisingly sturdy. It also fits all of my media, DVDs, PS3, and PS4 games neatly. It is a little difficult to rotate the cubes, but to me that is a benefit and adds to the stability of the furniture. I would highly recommend this piece for those looking for a stylish but cost effective way to display their media!

Bottom line, I love this piece. For the price, it is functional and adds interest to my entertainment area. When I redid our family room, it was the first thing friends commented on. Based on other reviews, I had concerns which almost caused me not to buy it, so I want to address them for others:1. Yes, it is composite, not solid wood, but it feels sturdy and has an appropriate price tag.2. Yes, the center dividers inside the boxes are white, plastic-ish pieces, but they don't really show with DVDs in the boxes. You may not want to use this like a bookshelf for displaying single items which will show the backing behind them.3. No, this does not turn well, and I would not use it for my kids' movies. As another reviewed stated, there is no support post up the middle. This is four boxes with a hole cut out of the top and bottom of each (except the very top, obviously). A round, plastic piece sits in between each pair of boxes and allows for them to turn. It is NOT a smooth "swivel" action. You can't just sit and spin the boxes independently. I actually find it easiest to turn the bottom box and rotate the entire stack when I want a movie from the other side.4. No, this is not the most stable piece I've ever bought. As stated, there is no central support axis. However, we use it in the adult living room, not the playroom. It is doing fine in a house with 4 kids and a dog. A strong breeze will not topple it.Bottom line, I really like this rack. It's not an heirloom piece, but it's also a small price tag. It holds all my DVDs and adds a fun element to the room. I use this primarily for storage and visual interest. I do not need to turn it much, and it will turn when desired. I would buy it again in a heartbeat, but I would NOT recommend using it primarily for kids or in an area where toddlers may be running into it.