Three level shelf, perfect for greeting cards, postcards, and DVDs.

Plywood Book Display 3 Tier (4948)

Name: Plywood 3-Tier Book Display Rack (4948)
Item: Plywood Book Display 3 Tier (4948)
Rating: 5
Author: Janet

$27.95

SKU:: 4948A

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Description

This sturdy, elegant birch plywood countertop display is perfectly sized for greeting cards, postcards and DVDs.

We can customize any item with a logo, company name, or product name. Most Clear Solutions products are made under one roof in our New Hampshire facility from sustainable plywood and/or polished clear acrylic. Most products are in stock and ready to ship within two days of an order.

Select your choice of a clear acrylic front or a plywood front above.

(4948) Plywood Display 3 Tier $27.95
Overall Dimensions: 19-3/4"W x 13-3/4"H x 14-3/8"D
Inside Dimension each Tier 18-3/8"W x 3-1/2"D
4" rise between shelves.

Ships flat. Easy Assembly.
Assembly Instructions
Dimensions: width (side to side) x height (top to bottom) x depth (front to back)

Reviews

Reviews (2)

Janet 30th Oct 2019

Plywood 3-Tier Book Display Rack (4948)

This display rack is of the highest quality...and value! I am using to display my illustrated notecards and holiday cards at shows and sales, and it fits the bill perfectly! Beautifully polished plywood looks more like a fine veneer. It's super light-weight for hauling to shows, but sturdy enough to hold lots of inventory. I had a little issue with a piece that arrived broken, but the company has been very responsive in replacing it. I'm really so pleased with this purchase that I've already bought another unit!

Christine 10th Dec 2018

Sturdy display but very difficult to assemble

I bought another display that was very easy to assemble and I could also tear it apart quickly if I needed to pack up for a show. This one was much different. A few of the cut outs were too small and I needed to send them so that it would fit. Even then, it was difficult to push the pieces into the slots. The only way I got the pieces into the correct slots was to hammer them in. I also used a bit of petroleum jelly so that they would slide easier. SO note to self, use a hammer and wood block and get something to help the pieces slide in completely. You will not be able to take this apart again, or at least it won't be easy.