FurinnoPasir 3-Tier No Tool Assembly Open Shelf Bookcase, White

I’ve been using it for 2 years. It’s good but sometimes fell apart when I was moving it.

First of all, I did not expect this to be an exciting piece of furniture, I just needed something small and simple to condense the footprint my cookbooks. I have an awkward little piece of counter on one side of a cabinet, and this would make use of that space.First I dusted all of the parts as I made certain that they were all there & counted the hardware. I took pause at the plastic parts, but vetoed my common sense and placed the wooden dowels anyhow.Because stickers usually wind up in awkward places, I figured I would remove them as I assembled. When I removed the first sticker and it took the finish off, I figured it was a fluke and I'd cover it with marker, even though it would probably show a bit - while it was in-line with holes for a shelf, it was for the opposite side and would not be covered. I very cautiously proceeded to try to remove the next sticker and it happened again. No, just no. They don't even do the courtesy of labeling the unfinished side or placing the stickers where it would assemble to hide the damage. (Honestly unless there are a gazillion pieces, I don't see the point in the labels. Also, we've had this lovely "post-it" removable adhesive technology for a couple of decades now - hint, use it!)Other than the dowel pegs, the rest of the hardware is plastic. So if this is only for VERY light use, it should be fine. However, I am dubious that the plastic would hold up more than a few months with books on the shelves, even though only a limited number would fit on each shelf. And even less confident in the finish if the books I'm pulling off the shelf aren't soft-cover.Yes, it would be easy to assemble, however, I'm not going to bother. If it had been a $20 or less item, I would probably throw contact paper over it prior to assembly. For nearly $40, it's going back.Buyer beware; think about how you'll use this item and whether or not you're prepared to creatively change the finish when it inevitably comes off.

Easy to assemble and perfect for shoes! It’s lightweight and sturdy. Helps keep our drop zone organized.

Cheap quality but pretty easy to assemble (and easy to break)

It’s wood material not plastic . It held my books for about a year before it started falling apart. Not very heavy when books aren’t on it it’s not very high. It below my waist and I’m 5 feet 4. Looks good, easy to use. Took a while to put together but it’s not complicated. Doesn’t hold a lot of books unfortunately. And it didn’t last too long. But it was cheap so can’t be surprised.

Suggest having a box cutter/knife of some form and hammer handy. Dirt simple to assemble, no real difficulties that aren't common to all Ready To Assemble furniture. Quite sturdy, I suspect criticism of ricketyness can be laid to not installing the cardboard backing. Those are essential for ANY RTA bookshelf. Only other observation is the shelves are not adjustable. No big deal for me, I just worked the library around it.

Screws are made of plastic and no mistakes allowed so once it is screwed in, you cannot take it out. It is not sturdy but overall if you want something cheap and not a lot of people are going to see it then I guess it is okay. As you can see in the picture, I mistakenly screwed a panel the wrong way and no matter what I tried I could not fix it.

Surprisingly sturdy and great quality for price. Looks nice and fits perfectly under my window