YOWOS Rotating Bookshelf Tower, 360 Display Spinning Bookcase, Bamboo Bookshelf Floor Standing Storage Rack, Wood Narrow Book Shelf Organizer for Kids&Adults, Walnut 6 Tier

This bookshelf is gorgeous!!! It is such a space-saver. I got it for my son, who owns about eleventy gazillion books. He recently moved out (sniff), but couldn't take all of his books with him because he had nowhere to put them. He lives in a small apartment, so a normal bookshelf wasn't really feasible. So all of his books were on the floor of his room at home. This was annoying because I have plans for that room! I found this bookshelf and took a chance that he would like it. He loves it! It was fairly easy to put together. Fits in a small space in his living room, and holds so many books, he didn't even fill it up! The quality is great and it looks beautiful! Highly recommend!

2 Tier Solid with room to spare. It is a little difficult to put together. But I have a ratchet set that worked well. The rachet keys they give, while they will do the job, they are hard on your hands. The holes were lined up well. I have found that if you put all the 1st hole screws in part way, then it's easier to put in the 2nd hole screws. Then just go back around and tighten everything. The stability is nice and the feet are a nice touch. I did assemble it so that the taller books will be at the bottom. I just think think that adds to the overall stability. The only thing I wish, is that the holes at the top were sunk in so that the screws didn't show. But that's just my preference.

I put this together myself; it wasn't too difficult. I haven't loaded my books onto it yet, but it appears to be sturdy and attractive. I barely used the included screwdriver - it took me a few minutes to realize that the screws weren't stripped but that I needed to use the allen wrench instead. Not well depicted in the instructions. My biggest complaint had to do with the 13" dowels designed as a backstop for the books. The holes are not drilled, so I need to use my own electric drill, which I did not expect. If I use a 1/4" bit, the hole is too small. The 1/4" bit makes a hole that is too big, and the dowel isn't straight but slopes down. I expected the dowel to fit securely and stick out at a close-to-right angle to the side of the bookcase. Maybe this won't be a problem, seeing how it will be behind all the books, but right now, I'm not too sure.

I saw this item on a short video, and was ... interested. Interested enough to look it up and consider purchasing. I have a lot of books in the house, and shelving for them is a big consideration. Being able to keep lots of books in a compact space is imperative, especially in a smaller house. I calculate that each level actually holds about 25-30 books: more if they are slender paperbacks, few if they are the-size-of-bricks doorstoppers. Yes, the unit is made of bamboo - but thick panels and reinforced. Fully-loaded with books, it still turns readily, and seems to be fairly stable. Ease of assembly, though - the instructions are sketchy in the extreme, although if you look at the pictures, and study the various elements -- and if you are experienced in assembling knock-down furniture, you can figure it out. Important - assemble the side panels with the taller element all at the bottom, or all at the top! Also important - the round holes are where the rods separating the books on the inside are positioned and should be facing the inside when the panels are fixed to the base unit! I'd suggest putting in shelves and corresponding rods one level at a time, from bottom to top, tightening the flat-head screws which support the shelves as you go. I am really quite happy with this shelf set; in spite of being loaded with books (although not as many as 300), the shelves don't appear to be sagging at all.

This rotating bookshelf is perfect for my space. I ordered the light bamboo. Relatively easy to put together. Instructions are easy to follow. I put my albums in the bottom and they all fit. Was able to get all my books in it. Great quality and not cheap looking. The ability to spin is a great factor. Highly recommend.

Utterly obsessed. Assembly instructions were easy to understand even though continuously tightening a bunch of screws gave my hands and arms a work out. Very happy with it. Feels stable. Holds plenty of books. Does not take up too much space. May even buy another if the color and size I prefer comes back in stock. Would recommend this product (and I’m a very picky person). Visitors have even admired it and have asked for the link to purchase.

We’ve had this for months now and it has served us well. It holds a ton of books, still spins well, and looks great. We will likely get another one.

This bookshelf is beautiful and truly does save a lot of space. I love the way it looks my living room and it fits all my books with plenty of more room (for more books!). That being said, it was extremely tedious to put together, largely because most of the holes for the screws did not line up properly, which meant that my partner and I had to screw, partially unscrew, and then re-screw most of the screws several times to get everything to line up properly. Throughout the building process, we also discovered that most of the holes made in the wood were too large for the screws, meaning that most of them would sink into the holes and not really connect the two pieces of wood together. Because of this, the shelf is not structurally sound at all. It took us over two hours to put this bookshelf together, and at this point, I'm not sure how well it is going to hold up in the long run. All in all, we'll see how long this bookshelf lasts, as we've only had it about 1.5 months. It really is beautiful looking, however, I would not purchase it again nor do I think it is worth $150, and certainly not the $250+ that the manufacturer is charging on their website outside of Amazon.