Bikoney Rotating Bookshelf, 360 Display Spinning Bookshelf Tower, 5-Tier Narrow Bookcase, Tall Industrial Book Shelf Organizer, Small Corner Book Shelves for Living Room, Black

I bought one and, with a hiccup on my part (not the instructions fault-user error), had it put together in about an hour and a half. It looked so good and accomplished what I needed that I bought a second one and had it put together in an hour. They look great, take up very little space, and you can fit a lot of books in them. Definitely worth the money if you're looking for space-saving book storage.

I finally got this put together after several months. It was very easy to follow the instructions and all of the tools needed to do the job were included, plus a few extra screws. The bookshelf is perfect for my needs (I wanted a smaller shelf for my medical coding and anatomy books, notebooks and 3-ring binders). The shelves are small enough to keep my soft spiral-bound coding books upright since I grouped them on 1 shelf (whereas a standard 30" shelf required that I use book ends or other items to prop them up and it was a mess every time I took one off the shelf they'd all fall down). The books will bend a bit, but they don't fall over since they are held closer together with the size of these shelves (about 12" width). I also have enough room to store most of my office supplies on this bookshelf. I will probably purchase another one for my husband (he likes it too).

The 5-tier rotating bookcase is a fantastic addition to any home. Assembly is surprisingly straightforward; the instructions are clear, and all parts fit together seamlessly, making it a quick setup even for those less experienced with furniture assembly. The rotating mechanism is smooth and nearly silent, allowing for effortless access to any side without the creaks you might expect from similar products. With five tiers, it provides ample space for most book sizes, from paperbacks to taller hardcovers, while maintaining a compact footprint. The build quality is robust and stable, giving it a hardy feel, so there's no worry about wobbling or tipping. It's a stylish, functional piece that perfectly combines practicality and durability, making it a great investment for book lovers. I

Shelf is very sturdy and rotates very smoothly. I'm currently using it for my books and hair stuff. Even with all the added weight on it is still good. I added hooks to mine for small stuff. The color is great! Wanted a woody sophisticated look and it is good! It has 4 tiers, and the bars are great for the books! Very easy to build as well.

Good book shelf , easy to put together and lots of space . Love the appearance

Love these. Relatively easy to put together and holds more books than you would think. You can even fit multiple books facing out. Great buy! I had to get another for a matching set.

I love this shelf is perfect for small spaces but plenty of room for books and other knick-knacks while being stylish, the quality is great very sturdy, easy to follow instructions & quick to put together

I moved into a smaller place and easily let go of furniture, but I kept all my books and media because I LOVE them. This turned out to be a problem...books everywhere with no place to store them. I tried squeezing a small bookcase into a corner but it was hard to reach the books. This spinning bookcase is the answer! Books can be stored on two sides and I was surprised how many books fit. Each shelf can hold 50 standard sized magazines plus some on the front display shelf, or 12-15 medium sized books. I saw another review saying it's flimsy. Not so. I have mine packed with books and it spins fine. It's a tall shelf so I started weighing down on the bottom shelves first. I suppose it could tip if you put books on the top shelves first. The quality is good. The shelves are wood and the rails are metal. Anodized I think. The spinner at the bottom is plastic. This is the only concern I have. I hope that can take the weight. I'll be careful when spinning it. This takes some skill to assemble it. The directions say to build the rails first, then attach all the shelves. I suggest building one rail then attaching the shelves to one rail, then build the second rail to make sure all the drilled holes are in the right place. I did it by myself, it took 2 hours but I was leisurely about it. Two people might do it quicker.

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