Furinno TURN-N-TUBE Storage Shelves, 4-Tier Toolless Book Shelf, Corner Shelf

I use these all over my house for our board games and printers and extra drink storage in the garage. They are so cheap and so easy for me to build by myself. They are light weight enough I can move them around with out any help. Just a win in my book.

We don’t have a pantry so we use this in a closet! It’s a perfect size. Super easy installation and lets us organize easily

Easy to assemble and somewhat sturdy. I like that it comes with a wall anchor, screw, and ziptie for us folks that have kids or earthquakes. Probably wouldn’t withstand a child climbing up to the top, but can stand up to a slight tug or a 4.0 on the Richter scale. Don’t expect to put super heavy stuff on top, even without external forces acting on it, but probably could handle some heavy weight on the bottom shelf. I have a few of these, one next to my wife’s nightstand and one next to the baby’s crib. My wife has lotion bottles, hair-dryers, flat irons, and books on the middle shelves and a small humidifier on the top shelf. The one near the baby’s crib holds creams, bottles, and changing pads. They serve their purpose well for me, and the color matches our furniture. Knocked a star off since the posts are made of plastic and not something a little more structurally sound like aluminum.

Execelente me funcionó muy bien es recistente el material

Nice shelves and super easy to put together

I usually have good luck with this company which is why I immediately seek it out when in the market for occasional furniture. I wasn't so lucky this time. The box arrived in good condition, however the bottom end looking like it had been opened previous and taped back up haphazardly. I'm thinking it was a return since one of the shelves had a chip in the paint, one had a light scratch across it and the edges on some others were rough. I filled in the chip with black marker and turned the other shelves with the damage toward the wall so it wouldn't be seen. It took me only about fifteen minutes to put the whole thing together. No screws or bolts or hex keys--just screw one tube into another with a shelf in-between. It looks nice, but it would have been nicer if I didn't have to try to camouflage the flaws.

so I purchased this 4 shelf stand I have to say it is really nice. It doesn’t look cheap. It doesn’t feel cheap. The shelves are very dark brown fake color wood and they put it together obviously with black PVC parts that are Matt black in color takes about five minutes to put together once you get it out of the box I definitely would recommend it does not look cheap at all so don’t look the picture or how they describe it making you not wanna pick it up? I also had a nice coupon that came with it so I ended up spending I want to say about $22 for it definitely worth it in the time being I am using mine for food storage, but you definitely can use this for a plant stand or even for clothing.

I have purchased and assembled three of these. They completely meet my expectations. Which is not to say that this is some high-class shelving or anything: it's particle board with an acceptable finish. But it's also cheap and functional. And it's not actually ugly. Which is exactly what I need to organize now that my beloved (but hoarder) spouse has passed. Perhaps they're temporary... but perhaps not. Now, on to the actual review.This is a four shelf affair with the lowest shelf barely above floor level, and the top one xx inches above the floor. The risers are blown plastic, with the external threads molded and the internal ones cut after molding. There are three sets of risers, one set of feet, and one set of buttons to screw into the top riser.PROSIt only takes a few minutes to assemble. Maybe ten minutes each, if you don't take multiple breaks for a sip of tea, a hit off the bong, a sandwich... uh-oh. Time to feed the cat...It's really sturdy for what it is. They state a 15 lb maximum weight per shelf, but I've got more than that on them with no bowing.It's cheap. Did I mention cheap? I'm pretty sure I did.The threaded parts fit together pretty well. Except, see below.CONSAbout half of the threaded parts on my last one seemed to be a bit tight, as though they were a little outside of tolerances. It still went together though.Three of the risers had a bit of machining scrap left in them from the thread cutting. I shook them out.Several of the shelves had marks on them that I think was lubricant from the tool that cut the holes. It wiped off easily.CONCLUSIONI give this shelving unit 4.8 stars out of 5.