Furinno Pasir 4 Tier Open Shelf, Steam Beech

I needed a couple of small units to go in an office closet to hold supplies. These were reasonably priced, and had a bunch of positive reviews so I gave them a shot.Easy to assemble, even for just 1 person. I used a cordless drill with screwdriver bit on a low torque setting to make it go quicker and out of 40 screws (20 per unit), only one missed the pre-drilled hole and cracked the shelf (at least it was on the bottom so you can't see it).They are not 100% level, so depending on what you are putting on them I might suggest using an anchor strap to keep it from tipping. And let's be honest... it laminated particle board, so it's not going to hold a ton of weight anyways. Keep heavier items on the lowest two shelves (good habit anyway) and you'll be fine.Overall, these are good for the price. They could be a touch over priced at mid-$40, but for a 5 shelf unit (I'm counting the top as well) I am not going to quibble over it.

This was an easy set up. It was the perfect size to put in the corner of my room. Currently it holds my router but I’m thinking of putting something else. The hardest part to set up was the back but once you measure out the nails, it should fit like a glove. Build quality is good for the price

This bookshelf is sturdy and looks clean once assembled, and it’s a great size for extra storage in smaller spaces. Assembly was mostly straightforward, but I did have an issue where the particle board on the bottom cracked while driving in some of the screws from the back.Fortunately, it’s not noticeable once filled with books, but it’s something to be aware of—gentle handling during assembly is key. Overall, still a solid, affordable shelf for light to medium use.

These bookshelves are good quality for the price. Overall not perfect but they don't look that bad and they are pretty durable. A good way to get the job done without having to pay over a hundred dollars for a bookshelf. Personally I think the darker bookshelves are better cause their flaws are less noticeable. Chances are at least one of the five shelf boards will have a very small chip in it. Just put that shelf board at the very bottom when you put it together. Great for my One Piece collection and the center bookcase is only so empty cause I will be adding more new One Piece manga books on it when the next boxset comes out. Fourth shelf is kind of low so I only use the top of the bookcase and 3 shelves for books.

I've had good experiences with Furinno shelves in the past, but this one was hugely disappointing.Assembly is done entirely with simple wood screws instead of using locking anchors, which makes it terribly difficult to align everything properly without two people. The shelves are screwed into place and are not adjustable. Worst of all, the backing panel must be attached with tiny brad nails that have NO starter holes, and therefore it is impossible to tell if you're lining them up properly.The finished product looks okay, except the seams on the back panel are terribly obvious, and the particle board seems particularly cheap and brittle. (Note that the recommended load for each shelf is a mere 15 pounds, which is NOT a lot of books.) Not to mention that the styrofoam packing sheds small beads EVERYWHERE. Be prepared to vacuum afterward.I got this at a discount, so for that price I would consider this to be average quality. But I would NOT pay the full retail price of $50+. Better options are available in that range.

For the price, I expected a higher level of quality. This is maybe worth 20 bucks and something you might find at a Dollar General. I purchased the 4-tier bookcase. Not all the shelves had the holes pre-drilled, so I had to do some tapping with an ice pick. It's awkward and a bit challenging to put together. It is much, much more flimsy than I expected. Standing and put together, it is not sturdy.I knew I was buying cheap press board, but I didn't realize it would be this cheap. I do not recommend this item at all. I'm sorry I bought it and am already looking for a replacement. Fifty bucks wasted.

Super easy to assemble and sturdy

Wife uses this to store her sewing books in her sewing room. She's happy! It went together with relative ease. Included picture instructions that made assembly easier.