Pystuvo Acrylic Riser, Acrylic Dispaly Stand, 4 Step Clear Display Shelf For Perfume Stand Organiser,Cupcake Stands, Pop Figures,Candy Dessert,Jewelry And Collections

This is a great stand once you manage to get it together. There are many different pieces and no instructions to tell you have to put it together. At first you think they haven't provided enough pieces, but there is one section that you don't have legs on. I had to go on the images on the listing to figure out how to do it and I'm still not sure I've done it right. The acrylic looks decent and co,es with a protective film over it. The legs of thick and strong. When put together the stand holds a lot of smaller ornaments. I wouldn't recommend using it for anything heavy or especially valuable as it isn't the sturdiest but I think it's okay for the price.

really easy to assemble once i figured out how. super sturdy and perfect to display funko pops! definitely getting more!

Thought this might be good for my little business, but 2nd time of using it, one of the legs broke, there was nothing heavy put in it, I don't recommend this product

Very good product used to show my bus model's

Nice decorations display stand or cabinet storage.Good height and weight, allowing quite a bit to be placed on top.A cool one for the toy, Lego, action figures and various collectables.Not too rigid, perhaps some glass bottles are not advisable.Good finishing with rounded edges/corners.The 4 tier is better value for money at only under £12.

I use mine to display my perfume collection and it looks great! You could use it for anything really. Not sure the shelves would support a lot of weight, but they're not really designed to display heavy goods.

I think this product almost needs two separate reviews.First off it comes in a cardboard box with the screws in a bag and the risers in another. The slats are "loose"There are no instructions at all, which doesn't sound like much, however it's not 100% obvious how you put it together. If you're like me you'll spend ages wondering why they only give you two of the double ended screws (that is all you need). When you do finally work it out (probably be just studying the amazon product image) and you get to the last slat only to realise that you should have kept the one with 4 recessed sockets in it so the screws don't stick out, so you have to dismantle and start again is pretty annoying, so don't do that :)Once assembled it looks great and the acrylic is good quality.I collect NECA figures and it's the perfect size for those. I put it together and tried it first before removing all of the protective film on the shelf slats. SHINY!Also made me realise I have too many figures :DSo for overall quality of the item it would get 5 stars but for the way it's packaged it would get 3 if you were being generous.So overall it gets a 4 from me.Once built it's great and looks good.

The width of the shelves is just slightly narrower than a billy bookcase which is what I use as a gin cabinet.These tiered shelves are perfect for displaying my miniature gins in one second of the display. However we are taking one level off because they are too deep for this purpose. These would be a cracking idea foe a dressing table to display makeup, face creams and perfumes.There we no instructions with this item and it might take you a while to fathom out how to attach the legs, but my other half was grumbling about what a faff it was. Initially the shelves looked marked, damaged and not glossy like the photos.But on further inspection, as I as asking him to take a level off because they were too deep for where I wanted them to go (more grumbling), I realised they might have a protective film on them. Neither of us could get it to lift with our finger nails. We started to doubt there even was a plastic coating. In the end we had to use a knife and lift the plastic coating from the point where the screw holes on. Then hey Preston, glossy shelves.So we got there in the end and these are really good quality once made up. Ive only knocked a star off because of the lack of instructions and the fact that plastic really didnt look like it was there, it just looked like a poor finish.