Classroom Keepers Sturdy Cardboard Book Shelf, 3-Tiered, Blue, 17" H x 20" W x 10" D, 1 Unit

Perfect. Exactly what i needed. Works well

I wasn’t sure what to expect from a cardboard bookshelf, but I knew this was built for classroom functionality so I thought I’d give it a try. Assembly was quick and easy, with clear instructions and a clever design. It’s shockingly durable; it hasn’t sagged or lost its shape, even after a year of constant use and being moved around. It sturdily holds a ton of book fair paperbacks, even with our family’s tendency to overstuff every single organizational item in the house. The blue color looks great in our space and the tiered shelves make finding favorite books a breeze. Totally worth it! I’m ready to buy another!

The media could not be loaded. I used this product for a book signing and it performed well. It did what it stated it would do: hold books. That being said: is this a prize-winning bookshelf? NO. Is it going to last years: NO. But's it's sturdy enough to last awhile, depending on how you treat it. It's cardboard. It bends easily so you must treat it with care. The assembly was a bit confusing, but once I figured it out, all the parts fit into the right slots and it worked. I've set it up and broken it down five times and it's still holding strong, though I'm not sure how much longer it will continue to do so as I don't think it was meant to be broken down and set up on multiple occasions. For costing around twenty dollars, one can't expect a whole lot. Take my review with a grain of salt, but know that it worked for me and I would recommend it.You can see in the picture that it doesn't take up an immense amount of space. The table was 6' in length and fit nicely in the corner. Broken down, the two parts lay completely flat and fit in the bottom of my largest suitcase, but I doubt it would fit in anything smaller (didn't fit in my medium-sized luggage).

Great packing and very fast shipping. As described 100% would order again if need be.

My ratings assume you locate the instructions, read and understand below, view the video, or have great spatial awareness WITH handyman skills/experience.. I believe this 10-slot mailbox (and Construction Paper Storage Center) is reasonably sturdy. It's unfortunate that Amazon (or the manufacturer?) has chosen to mix bookshelf and 10-slot-mailbox, re Q&A, and reviews/ratings. This makes the ratings useless. Re Q&A, cannot always tell whether discussing bookshelf or 10-slot-mailobox. Re instructions: I just opened a previously-ordered 10-slot-mailbox, which came with no instructions. Fortunately, I recently assembled, the similar, "Classroom Keeper Construction Paper Storage Center" (i.e., 12"x18"), which included instruction page. On THAT product's webpage, the 5th/bottom photo (approximately extreme left-top of the webpage), is a video showing how to construct either of the two items (but NOT the Bookshelf), and with careful viewing, I believe it provides all you need to know. 1) close rear of box, 2) insert small piece vertically in box as shown (bending both top/bottom of small piece in 2 directions, to provide snug fit of the piece running up-to-down within the box), 3) THEN, close sections of the box in front (top and bottom) that will tend to hold-in-place, that smaller middle section. 4) One at a time,,(starting from either top of bottom shelf insert and moving toward other end) add each (of the 4) shelf-inserts (which you also fold at each end before inserting), folding in (as you go) the side inserts that are now 'surrounded, by 2-shelves, or shelf and top or bottom. The side fold-in's add support so that each shelf will be a snug-fit

I was going to be selling books at a craft show and needed a practical way to display them. This is perfect for what I wanted. I wasn't sure how I would like the blue but it's fine. I may paint or cover with paper later like other reviews show.

I hate to give low reviews, but in this case, this product just didn't work for me.I bought it as a (cheap) display option for selling children's books at a homeschool convention. I knew it wouldn't last forever. The blue base structured assembled okay, but it was impossible to decode the instructions to successfully assemble the white shelves. The amount of pulling, tugging, and torquing required made me very uncomfortable, given the destructible nature of the materials.In the end, I concluded that even *if* I could somehow find a way to finish the assembly, this thing would never last multiple set-ups and tear-downs. I'm going to find a more expensive option that can withstand the wear and tear.

I preferred when the price was lower but makes sense with inflation. They hold a lot of books. Quality is decent I mean they are cardboard so won’t last forever but I’ve had these for a couple months now and they are still withstanding even if a little beaten up. Color is spot on for the description. If you don’t have user error when assembling they don’t give issues with books tipping and such.