Retro Walnut-colored MDF CD Holder Desk Rack Organizer, Cute Holds 30 CD Case, Cd Holder Stand, CD Storage/Shelf/Tower/Stand Dollar, Fit for Theatre Room

I purchased 10 of these to convert a bookcase into CD storage. In the first photo I turned the cases on their side so I could stack them. Perfect fit. In the second photo I placed them upright in a different bookcase. Perfect fit again!Assembly was very easy. They look nice. Accessing my collection is much easier now. You will not be disappointed.

I love this CD holder. I have a cabinet for my CDs that holds more than 300 but I needed something small for the ones I listen to all the time which will store only a few and this was perfect. East to assemble.

Easy to assemble, sturdy. Conveniently compact.

I took a bit of a chance this but I think it's worth it. For what it is materials wise, it's a little expensive. But there literally isn't any other CD rack on the market this compact for 30 CDs. The Atlantic wire shelves are twice as large to hold the same number of CDs. I think for the price, this SHOULD be perfect, and it's really really close. Just not quite. I think all things considered, if this is going on a small shelf or somewhere tight, this is your best option. However, the instructions don't mention peeling the protective film off the plexiglass side pieces and I GUARANTEE most people who haven't seen plexiglass would just assume the finish is terrible before returning it. You need to use a straight blade or razor blade to get under an edge and peel the fil that's on BOTH sides of every piece of plastic. It looks 1000x better after peeling. And peel before assembly or you won't be able to remove the film without difficulty. Second, the measurements are perfect for a CD case to fit flush with the front of the rack face. This is cool, BUT, if you fill the rack it's impossible to grip and remove an individual CD case. If the rack was an 1/8" or 1/4" less deep so the ends of each case protruded past the front edge of the wood shelves, you'd be able to remove an individual case easily without fumbling to push the case you need from the rear. However, this can be solved by inserting any object that's about 1/4" thick against the rear plexiglass plates as a spacer so your cases protrude far enough to grab. There isn't anything better on the market but I hope the mfr includes a spacer or shortens the shelf plates a bit in the future. This would then be a perfect product. If it was about $5-$8 cheaper it would be unbeatable.

This CD rack only holds CDs in 5x5 plastic cases. If you have special edition CDs or CDs in cardboard shells, they will not fit in this rack. They would if you could turn the rack sideways, but the rack ships with round headed screws, so it won't lie flat when on its sides. All in all, a complete waste of money.

I like this cd case, easy to build, hard to get wrong and stackable. Just buying one or two a month until I hae no more cds.

Jewel case CD’s fit fine but the newer cardboard and box sets do not fit standing.

I was looking for something that can store disk based media that wasn't horizontally stored (that can really mess up the disk over time) and was visually presentable, this is perfect for my PS1 collection and really recommend this for retro collectors display thier small library as it's space effective. For those who lack space it's a justified purchase and at a reasonable price, plus it was not too difficult for assembly.

Excellent. Does exactly what it should and fits in well with our home.

Conveniently compact CD storage case. Simple yet elegant once assembled. Requires a screwdriver to attach panels with supplied screws. Plexiglass panels have an adhesive covering on both inner and outer surfaces which needs to be peeled off prior to assembly. Fits standard jewel-case CDs perfectly.