Perfect!
This item is well made, easy to put together, and holds my items well! The slope of the shelves prevents my products from tilting forward or falling off. This display will add value to my table at shows and in retail stores. Excellent product for an incredible price. Will be buying more.
Three Tier wood display
Simple and beautiful display stand, easy to assemble and stores flat if not in use. I like having different display pieces in the birch wood, it makes for a more cohesive design in my shop.
3 tier shelving unit
Excellent quality! I love the way these shelves snap together, and also how they look so professional and safe space with products I sell in my office.
Wood display rack
We are very happy with the wood display rack for our business. It was easy to assemble and attractive. I was surprised at the thinness of the wood panels when I opened the box, but when assembled it was exactly what we wanted and will easily hold several pounds of product. Plan to order a few more.
easy set up and break down
I bought this rack for art events. Especially during the busy holiday season, I needed something that was compact and easy to set up and break down. This one really delivered! I love that the pieces are interchangeable and can be moved around to hide any flaws in the wood. It's easy to pack up in no time too - making it a real asset to my table display.
I did notice that it does not exactly sit flat and until all the pieces are in place, it's wobbly. Not major issues, but can be a little tricky.
Good Service, Good Product
Clear Displays sent my original order to the wrong address, but they immediately sent out a replacement with expedited shipping. Very pleased with that response. The displays themselves are better than I could have hoped. Attractive and perfectly suited to my needs. I love how flat they pack and how smart they look. These will showcase my products exactly as I'd wanted.
Breaks Easily
These shelfs seemed ideal because of their portability, but they do not fit together and come apart too easily - it was difficult to get the tooth in groove and one of tgem actually broke off while i was trying to disassemble for the first time.
Very good!
I am super happy with this purchase! The packing was done well and it was very easy to assemble and disassemble the display shelve together. It took me about a minute to get everything done so I'm really satisfied with it. The shipping fee was a little over what I had in mind but other than that, I'd definitely recommend purchasing this particular display piece if you need something quick and pretty up on a table.
Small, Functional, and Easy to Assemble
This little display rack is well-built and easy to assemble and disassemble. I use it to display my art prints and postcards. The plywood looks beautiful, and the fact that I can fit two of these shelves into a small carry-on suitcase makes it ideal for shows I need to travel for!
Get's the job done
My decision when choosing a stand was not taken lightly. I scoured the web looking for the perfect one to take with me on book signings. It needed to be lightweight, have enough room for all my stuff, and fit in a suitcase. While this rack covers all my "must haves", I don't love it nearly as much as I hoped.
Let me start by saying that when I found this stand, I was stoked. At $17, I considered it a steal. But $14 shipping?? Seriously? (NO, I did NOT take off points for shipping - that would be insane!) But, after a few days of mulling it over, I figured, "what the hell?" This stand has everything I was looking for, plus it's pretty which is a major bonus.
Shipping was quick (for $14 it better be!) and before I knew it, my lovely stand had arrived! It was packed fairly well. Each piece was wrapped up tight. There were no dings or cracks in the wood. Everything was hunky dory except - no instructions.
Being a card-carrying member of the Ikea generation, surely this sucker couldn't be that hard to construct, right? Tab a/slot b/Swedish meatballs ... le sigh.
Yeah, I had no idea what I was doing. It was a jigsaw puzzle of epic proportions and I had no idea what went where. Where there extra pieces included? This thing seemed like a much better idea a week prior when I was hitting "complete order."
I race over to my computer to pull up the website. OF COURSE - the instructions are electronic! I could go online, print out those bad larrys and get this sucker together before my Lean Cuisine had finished it’s laps around the microwave. DOH! Foiled again. Not only are the instructions mysteriously missing, I'm certain there are parts in front of me that aren't on the picture listed. I stare at the image dumbfounded, channeling my inner Agatha Christie to help me solve the mystery at hand.
Finally, at long last, I figure it out. I stand back and ogle the fantastical creation before me. This must be what Ty Pennington feels like whenever he completes a project!! I set my book babies atop its glorious shelves (shelves with pockets - NOT PICTURED) and snap some photos for Instagram because, DUH! Victory was mine, I'd gotten it together and all was right with the world.
Then it came time to take it apart.
Um ... yeah ... these pieces slid together like a dream, yet pulling them apart was more akin to nightmares. I. COULD. NOT. GET. IT. APART.
I tugged, I toiled -- I broke two nails! Good God, this isn't just a stand. It's the most indestructible force in the universe! Agatha Christie, don't fail me now!! I run to the garage to grab a crowbar. (Ok ok, it was a flat head screwdriver. Bear with me, I'm on a roll) Carefully - because pretty though it may be, it's still only plywood after all - I fit the tool between the seams and pry them apart. A sweat had begun to build on my brow. This was intricate work. I did NOT want to destroy my new book stand! Lord only knows how much they'd charge me to ship it back!
Elbow grease and determination are a musty cologne, but I did it. I got it apart and packed safely away in my suitcase - crowbar (screwdriver!) included. I took a deep breath and enjoyed my microwave Swedish Meatballs with a side of triumph.
The stand won the battle but it lost the war!
