Rotating Bookshelf,Wooden Rotating Corner 4-Tier 360 Display Spinning Floor Standing Bookcase White Stackable Bookshelf Storage Rack Organizer for Small Space Bedroom Living Room Study Room

My headline is the TL:DR. Here's the rest of the story.I am not blessed with an innate understanding of how to build things, so constructing this took me several days working on and off. (I've attached photos of the instructions so you can get an idea of what you will have to do.) However, now that it's completed, I'm really proud of myself. I had read comments that this didn't turn well, so I sprayed the turntable with lubricant before I began and it turns easily now. After it was assembled, I saw that I did split one board when attaching the top to another piece (see pic 4). When I finished I also had leftover fasteners. I hope that means that the manufacturer included extra, and not that I've missed something! The last picture shows it finally in use.So, I highly recommend this. Even with my less than stellar skills, it turned out strong and steady.

I really like this shelf, it is cute and functional. Great for books and knick knacks. It wasn't exactly difficult to put together just a bit annoying and time consuming. The fact that it rotates makes it great for smaller spaces. The shelves aren't huge and I would honestly like a bigger model of this because it is a great item, I just would like to be able to do a bit more with it.

I'm using this shelf to replace an ordinary flat bookshelf that I had some dolls on. As a display shelf, I love that it rotates and has four levels. It holds a lot, though I wouldn't load it down with a lot of very heavy things because that would make rotating each tier a little tough. I didn't have any issues with assembly. The instructions were detailed. It took me about 40 minutes, and after having it all together, the shelf felt very sturdy. It looks great and is way more interesting to look at than a typical bookshelf.

I am overall pretty happy with this rotating bookshelf for the price. The assembly was a lot like putting together something from IK*A, somewhat confusing condensed picture instructions, and took about 45 min and is a pretty easy one person job. I did misunderstand one thing as I was putting it together and had to go back and correct a little. So I can prevent someone else from making the same mistake - the tiny wood pieces need one dowel and one screw at the side, I was putting in two dowels and wondering why it looked so open, lol. You do get some extra dowels and screws, which can help if you do mess up.The wood does feel a bit thin and flimsy so to be honest, I wouldn't recommend this for a child who is rough on things. But it does feel stable, like it won't easily tip over. I will probably use it for books later, but currently I plan to use this as a snack carousel in my home office. When you first start assembly, you may want to use a lubricant on the ball bearings as they could be a little smoother, you have to use a little force to move it around, as is. Nothing was missing or damaged, and the white paint looks even and nice. Bit of a paint smell coming off everything but that should fade off with time.This is a smaller bookshelf but it's one you could easily tuck into a lot of small spaces. Probably best suited to showcasing a small amount of books, perhaps with some decor items as well. It's not one I would load up with a lot of heavy stuff.

This rotating bookshelf is huge and heavy and looks great. Assembly wasn’t bad at all. I wouldn’t recommend this on thick carpet, especially for a small child, because it could definitely be pulled over and there’s really no way to anchor it. I actually wouldn’t use this for a small child at all unless you use less tiers (you can easily configure the height by leaving some out and putting the top on. It’s okay, but not ideal, on low pile carpet with the base against the wall, and it doesn’t scrape the wall when it turns. It holds a lot of books and collectibles, and even has a nice flat surface to put things on top.

I wanted to have this in my home office to have a space saving way to keep my books organized and easy to find. It is very well made, but did take some time to assemble. The outcome is a very beautiful bookshelf! I highly recommend this for any home office or classroom library.

I am a book collector, especially ttrpg books. This bookshelf fits my gaming books nicely, and each compartment is large enough to accommodate each of my titles. My books are organized and conveniently stored so that I can quickly identify what I need and access it, even during a game. Because of the tower-like design and the tiers, this fits neatly and conveniently near my desk without needing wall-space to fit a large shelf. Overall, this is a wonderful new addition to my setup.The only thing that I found that was not to my expectations was the base. The bearings are stiff, and the more weight that is on the bookshelves, the harder it is to turn. This is not a dealbreaker, but it does cost a star on my review. I would like to have a more responsive setup, but the rotation feels like there are brakes at times. Having a stronger setup in the base would make this 5-star for me. I am happy with the quality and stability of the unit overall.

I really like the appearance of this book shelf. I like the sturdiness and the size. It was really easy to assemble. The instructions were really helpful. It was perfect for my living room which is on the smaller size. It's overall a good value for your money and I'm glad that I bought it.