Rolanstar Bookshelf 6 Tier with 4 Hooks, Industrial Bookcase, Vintage Storage Rack with Open Shelves, Rustic Standing Bookshelves Metal Frame Display Rack for Living Room, Bedroom, Rustic Brown

I'm using this in my dressing room to organize my jeans, dresses, and skirts.Easy to assemble and I love that most of the parts were the same. For example, there was about six number 1's of the furniture pieces, same with number 3's and so on. Makes it so much easier to figure out.My only suggestion is - the directions say that an electric screw driver is needed. I grabbed it and as I was going through the instructions, it never once directed me to use it since they also provide 2 different size allen keys. Come to find out (and figured it out on my own), the electric screw driver is optional if you have the drill bit of the right size allen key to assemble it faster. That just needs to be made clear in the instructions. I did end up using my electric screw driver to speed up the assembly process and save my fingers and thumbs from manually using the provided allen keys. All in all, very happy.

I’m impressed with the material and weight of this bookshelf. I bought this bookshelf along with the“Rolanstar Bookshelf, 5-Tier Storage Rack, Narrow Corner Bookshelf” for my books and general items (printer & sewing box), and the metal with this bookshelf is significantly better. The wood shelves are the same and the build is almost similar between items, but I want to note the sturdiness of the metal that comes with the larger piece. Definitely worth the $130 price tag.I’m very happy with this bookshelf, but I do want to warn folks to PAY ATTENTION to the instructions. I thought I knew what to do because I built the smaller version just the day before, and, while it’s close, the instructions are different. Read all of the instructions and pay attention between step 5 and 6! While the instructions rely on photos, the instructions are very clear. Don’t be a dummy like me and charge forth without reading the next step or you will have to deconstruct and reconstruct your bookshelf. Thankfully, I didn’t get too far before realizing my error.I also appreciate how everything was clearly labeled and the instructions were easy to follow—if you can build an IKEA shelf, you got this! I do recommend having another person around to help line up the poles, but I managed to build this shelf by myself within 1.5 hours—note that this time includes messing up/fixing, pausing to grab extra tools, and a snack break.

This was well made for the price and the installation instructions were easy to follow

I needed a basic book shelf to put off in the corner of my bedroom. It is not fancy, but works perfectly for my needs. I like how each shelf has 3 sides to keep the books from falling off. Directions were clear and concise making it easy to put together. So far, it seems sturdy enough.

Pretty easy to assemble. The included tools are cheap and horrible. Do yourself a favor and use real tools. I put a couple shelves together backwards. (My fault.) The fasteners are so cheaply made the heads begin to strip when tightening. I had to use an extraction bit to remove one to fix my mistake. Fortunately, the company seems to know this and includes a few extra. I use this for very lightweight items. I wouldn't trust it with heavy books. It has a modern look. All things considered, not a bad deal for the price.

Sturdy and attractive!We used this bookcase as a set in our living room. It was perfect for the rustic chic look we were going for

Met my expectations. Looks beautiful in my pantry. Definitely planning on ordering another one.

Perfect width and height for a bedroom bookcase between two doorways, with room for artwork above.However, even though I highly recommend this bookcase there are several issues which the manufacturer should address.1) The wooden bottom shelves, and side and back pieces are of such different sizes that they can’t be confused with each other.Consequently, they don’t need, in my opinion, all those small round identification stickers. If you do think these are needed, you need to find less sticky ones. These stickers peel off effortlessly from the metal side pieces, but most seemed to be glued to the wood. (The large tip warning peeled off the wood fine)Until (or if) the manufacturer fixes this, remove the stickers from the wood before assembling each piece. As these stickers are affixed willy-nilly, those that are in edges are the most difficult to remove if an adjoining piece partly covers it.Use a damp cloth with a bit of dishwashing liquid to scrape off these stickers. If you use your finger mail directly, you might gouge the wood. You will also need to use this damp cloth to remove the residue from the sticker.Where a sticker would have been useful would be to differentiate the front and back of the side support metal pieces. I mistakenly finished the bookcase in the reverse so that the final step, attaching the cross metal support arms would have been in the front of the bookcase, and I had to partially disassemble, reverse, flip and repeat.(Even so, it still took me longer to remove the stickers from the wood than this extra work!)To easily identify the “back” of the side metal frame — the attached screws to these sections will be at the back of the bookcase, and thus the back of each bookcase shelf with the wooden back lip will also be installed above and below these framework screws.Otherwise, great value - solid piece — and attractive. And if the manufacturer can find less sticky stickers, they will deserve that 5th star which I debated taking away.