Tall 4-Tier Asymmetrical Display Bookcase

Love love love this book shelf. I added some droopy style fake plants on the top.. and it gave such a modern hobbit feel to it. We have a TON of books.. I was able to fit our whole collection with this shelving.. plus all of our board games, and some extra storage. It’s incredibly sturdy, and is a great eye catching piece. It’s been a long time since we’ve had furniture that felt this high quality for the price. It has zero wobble to it.. would buy this again if I had to.. but since it’s so well made, we’ll probably never have to buy another one. The picture was before we added even half of our books

I like it .. it looks great and the quality is ok

This absolutely came out amazing. However i have multiple blisters and open wounds on my hands from putting it together the directions are extremely complicated and this took me 3 days to build so be prepared to really wear some gloves and put some work into it. But it is so worth it and so beautiful. It even comes with an option to be able to jack it into the wall so it doesn't fall forward unfortunately i couldn't do that because the wall i have it against this cement. But it's amazingbut it was one of the hardest things i've ever had to put together. It's very intimidating but so worth it!! !

This bookcase is so much more interesting to look at than others, so I'm happy to have it (I purchased 3, but I've only assembled this one so far). There are quality issues, though.1) there was a small amount of damage to the corner of a shelf, but I don't think it shows, so I'm not worried about it.2) the screw-in pins didn't always screw in perfectly straight. This created some small alignment issues.3) even after tightening everything down, there seems to be gaps between the pieces, leaving the entire bookcase feeling a bit unsteady still.4) while laminate on MDF has come a long way in the last several years, this laminate is pretty rough around the edges, already appearing to part from the MDF here and there. And every edge has smears of glue residue that I'm going to have to remove myself.5) the stickers that cover the assembly hardware don't match the color well and there aren't enough of them.Overall, if this was a basic-shaped bookcase I wouldn't recommend it, but since this is a style unlike anything I've seen and I plan to customize it to my liking anyway, I'm using them

I absolutely love this book shelf . I ordered two ! They are a pain to build but really beautiful once done .

Absolutely love this. The material is good, the sizes excellent high enough and wide enough to put some really pretty stuff on. It looks so unique I can't even begin to tell you how happy I am. Very stable.

This bookshelf is very nice and sturdy. It was a bit tricky to put together but I was able to do it. Mind you I am 67 so if I can do it you can too. It is well worth the price

I bought two of these thinking that it was beautiful and maybe I can put together myself .The instructions are not understandable after page 12.I wanted a refund. I can’t get one for whatever reason.Now I either have to throw both of these bookshelves away or glue them. Somehow the pieces are not fitting the blue and the silver pieces are not fitting until they’re proper area according to the pattern instructions.I’m not a fan. I do not recommend this.If you know how to put IKEA furniture together, maybe you can put this together, but I cannot do this at all. It’s ridiculous is taking me weeks to one shelving together.

I, personally, am pleased with this bookshelf, but wanted to note a few things I discovered while putting it together.* It's heavy. I am putting it in a third floor room, so I opened the box on the first floor and carried pieces up in multiple trips, and assembled it in the destination room.* It took me, a small person working alone, about 4 hours of almost-continuous work to assemble. There are a LOT of parts. Like, A LOT. So many little hardware pieces. Consider your level of tolerance for involved projects before doing this. I'm easy-going and don't get frustrated with mechanical stuff, but someone with a shorter fuse or less patience and mechanical aptitude might lose it or be overwhelmed.* The screwdriver that came with it gave me blisters twenty minutes (of 4 hours) in at the very start of the project. Do yourself a favor and get a normal-sized one with a pleasant grip...you'll be using the screwdriver A LOT.* The silver-and-blue hardware is two pieces that they screwed together in the factory. When using, try to insert one until the blue bottom is flush with the top of the hole. If the blue bottom bit won't go in until it's flush because it seems too wide, take the bit out, UNSCREW the bottom blue part a little, then try. Once it's inserted, THEN screw the silver bit deeper into the blue. (The silver basically wedges into the blue plug as you turn the screw, widening it in the hole, and that's how it fastens. So if it won't go in at the start, you unscrew the two pieces just a little to get the blue part narrow enough to fit in the hole.)* Around step 6, the instructions are telling you to flip the board and do the other side too.* Some of the number parts are (purposefully) duplicated and you'll have to put the bits into BOTH versions of the parts. The manual uses minimal English and tries to mostly rely on pictures and numbers, so I got a bit confused at what it was telling me to do until I realized there were multiples of a particular numbered board that all needed the same hardware in them.* By the time you get around to putting the facade on, you'll be tired and thinking of just using the bookshelf as it is for a while, but the decorative facade is actually partly functional and adds to the rigidity/strength of the entire piece. So take a rest, then keep going. Don't skip steps.* It doesn't come with feet, so if you have wood floors think of buying little felt pads so you can stick them on and shimmy the bookcase where you need it without scratching the floor.Overall, I like the look of the bookshelf, and although it takes a long time to assemble, I was impressed by the cleverness of the hardware, and the cleverness of the engineers that designed it. No part or step is superfluous, and compared to the desk I put together last week, the manual is pretty ok if you actually pay attention to it.(But don't try to assemble this without the manual--you'll probably drown in all the parts.)

Good shelf