Plate Display Stand, 4 Inch Plate Holder for Displaying, Decorative Picture Frame Dish Photo Plaque Platter Wood Stand

I almost didn’t buy due to a few off reviews, but decided to chance it and I’m glad I did. Quality was excellent. Feels sturdy and looks on-trend.

Nice and sturdy, with a nice dark matte finish. I love that I can take it back apart to stow it away when needed

Perfect for plate displays or art. As I grow into my old lady stage of life I apparently now have decorative plates in my kitchen (and an heirloom handwritten framed recipe from my grandma) that I wanted displayed.These were the perfect solution.The legs are pretty thick (I bought the dark brown) and it goes with the rustic look of the aged recipe and balances the fancy-ish plates I thrifted.Great value, study, and I love that the can be dismantled for easy storage!

Does the job after I had to lightly hammer it in to place

Good quality and simple to put together! Sturdy and works perfectly for what my office needs.

love this! so easy to install. feels sturdy, well built. the elegance is in it's simplicity.

I bought the six-inch three pack three days ago and got them yesterday.Packaging:The packaging is great, each in its own box and all three in the larger box. Well packed and no issues there.Overall:When I removed them from the box, I noticed that they are not heavy-duty, which is okay for the price. The wood used feels like balsa wood (in that light-weight sense), but I can't be too sure. It's not a wood I'd have purchased to make something like this, as I'd have used a heavier-duty wood.Issues Joining the Pieces Together:My primary issue is with the wood used and the construction of the stand itself. The stand comes in three pieces, with the two sides notched so that you can attach the sides to the back portion of the stand. The first two I put together fit okay, and it took some movement to finally get the three parts joined together. The third stand's notches finally fit together, but not snug, so I needed to put a little pressure on the wood. I do mean little pressure, not much at all.And the center of the stand part snapped clean in two. So the third is useless now.Why I gave it Three Stars:I gave this three stars for a few reasons.One, the product does work as advertised if you want to hold a plate or something similar. However, I would not use it to hold a picture, frame, or anything similar. The stand's lean and the wood used are not conducive to that. Based on the pictures used in the advertising, I was hoping to use two of the stands to hold frames. They won't so lesson learned there.Two, the way they are shipped is first rate. No issues there.Three, putting the stands together can be either easy or a chore. And if the notches do not fit together correctly the first time, then you MUST be careful with the amount of pressure you use to attach the pieces together.Four, the material used is not what I was expecting. I was expecting the wood to be somewhat more sturdy and heavier. Not the case.So, three stars it is.

Works perfect for a hand blown glass piece.