4-Sided Rotating Display Stand - Stationary, Greeting Cards, Stickers, Postcards, Coasters, Napkins - Heavy-Duty, Smooth Rotation, Easy to Assemble, Craft Shows, Trade Shows, Farmers Markets (Black)

I really like this display. It was easy enough to put together and paint. I would buy again if needed.

The directions are adequate but not great. I set them aside actually and used intuition. That speaks to an easy setup, but not great instructions. The actual fit of all the slots was slightly off on several of the pieces. So in some cases the sections don't fit. Do I return the whole thing after going through all the setup or live with it? The tower fits into the pre-assembled turn table, but the locking pieces did not actually fit in the provided slots. I will have to do some sanding to get them in place. Expect a bit of tweaking if you purchase this item.

I like the product itself and after a little learning curve, I got it all put together. It works well. My only frustration is that it doesn’t fit 5x7 cards that are packaged individually in cellophane. I went off the measurement provided for the interiors because I needed it specifically for this size, but it’s just a little shy of it and it’s a tight fit. Would be fine for smaller cards but if you’re looking for something for 5x7 cards, this is too tight and cumbersome. That said, I do like how it all fits together easily. I like the look. I just wish it was a quarter inch bigger for both horizontal and vertical measurements inside each acrylic box

I really wanted to like this product. I have similar products for card displays and I like those. This item however was impossible to fit together. The tabs didn't fit into the designated cut outs and it split the wood pieces. After attempting for 20 minutes to get them to slide in without damaging the wood, I finally gave up.The material also has a black residue from whatever they sprayed on it and it comes off on everything.For the price this definitely wasn't worth it.

Easy assembly. There's a video that is step by step. Took about 30min to put together. Fits my products beautifully. I desperately need to buy another. I use mine to hold wax melts. I love the acrylic plates. They make it easy to remove my labels when I'm switching scents. Also, the front plate slides into place so I can move things around as they sell out and keep them labeled properly.

There were some moments while assembling this where I felt it was going to snap for sure. Thankfully, no major issues. There was a frame that came cracked, but there were extras, which I always appreciate.The white tape you need to peel off ALL the plastic walls, front and back, is a huge pain in the butt. There is no peeling it off with your nails or the corners. Your best bet is getting a razor or a fine tip to stick in and lift up. That’s what I ended up doing. I did it towards the bottom of them so the inevitable scratch that will happen, would be hidden towards the bottom. I don’t see the scratches. After the few struggles, when it was all finished, it spins wonderfully. It feels super sturdy and I like that I could totally paint this however I want to. So having it be customizable is fun. It’s lightweight, and not too big. Id say that I’m getting a good value for my money even with the minor irritations of assembling it.

Ill start off by saying that these pieces are not labeled. There's no stickers or anything like other furniture sometimes has. There is an instruction pamphlet that has both written instructions and pictures. It wasn't too difficult figuring out which piece was which.The difficult part came when it was time to attach each piece. The holes where pieces had to slide into did not fit very well. It seemed like the holes were not big enough. The wood itself is on the thin side so there was worry that it would snap when trying to attach the pieces. If everything fit like it was supposed to then the assembly time would have been cut down to less than half an hour. However, since it was almost impossible to get the ends to fit into the holes it took way longer. Eventually, we were able to attach everything together.The acrylic pieces have TWO films on them. Each on each side. They have to be peeled off for the acrylic to be clear. On one piece when I tried to push the acrylic end into the hole it broke the wood. The hole wasn't completely perforated on one end and when I pushed down with the acrylic it splintered the wood. It does have a QR code that can be scanned with a note on the side that says they will replace any damaged piece. I'm going to try and contact them to see if they can send me another board to replace the one that splintered.Once it was fully assembled it looked nice. The bottom spins smoothly and doesn't feel jerky. There is a sign at the top that can be personalized. It's big enough that the font can be a good size to read. We placed postcards on all the shelves and it looked really neat.It's a nice shelf once built but it was a pain to assemble. The holes weren't made correctly and it was very difficult to get the boards to fit together. I'm not sure it's worth how much it costs with all the problems it has.