tongmo Magazine Rack: Floor-Standing 4-Layer with Wheels, Brochure Display Stand, High-hardness metal for Exhibitions, Office, and Any Organization Requiring Information Display(Black)

I’m really pleased with this purchase. It was easy to assemble and it looks good. However, it’s depth doesn’t accommodate 1 inch binders.

Upon receiving this product I did notice that some of the boxes had become damaged in transit and the metal pieces were a little bent, however that did not ruin the product completely. When Trying to assemble the stand it does feel a little flimsy, like one good push and it would bend beyond repair. Other than that, I do like that each little box can be angled to lean a little more back and the wheels make transport very easy. The little bar in front is perfect to hold prints back in windy areas. Overall I am not over the moon about this product but it does the job, is sleek, and seems like it will last a long time if cared for properly.

I really liked how lightweight this display was. I liked the color and material. I liked the design. I liked the size and height. I liked how well it worked for me to display my 11" wide art prints. I liked how it had a space in the back part of the shelf that was empty space. I used it to place a storage bin that held extra prints. It served to weigh the shelf down to make it more sturdy and helped me stay organized. I had this stand placed in a very high traffic area and it didn't tip over once. It was very sturdy and worked well. It was small enough to fit in my car without breaking down.I didn't like how difficult this was to install. I will try to avoid breaking it down if at all possible. That said, I would like to get more of these because of how well they worked for me.

It is hard for one person to put this together, because it is rather flimsy, and the parts tend to bend while erecting it. The directions could have been a little better - I realized after I finished that I installed the bottom shelf upside down (but only by reading the product description in depth, the directions don't mention how it should go), but I didn't feel like changing it. However, all the parts were there, and no extra tools were needed. I think the bottom needs to be weighted more, because it can tip rather easily. That said, it does the trick for me once I had it all together and put some heavy items on the bottom shelf.

This served its purpose but could stand to be a bit more sturdy.

I am a big fan of versatile items that are able to adapt to changing needs and spaces. The stand is visually appealing for both commercial and personal use. It is lightweight yet sturdy, with a sleek black finish that blends well into many environments. Assembly was straightforward; however, the wrench provided was too large for the side caps and was only useful for tightening the wheels. My wife currently uses it to organize her prints. The included magnets are handy as well, allowing for additional usage options. The stand also comes with two extra pieces of hardware.

Newspapers won't work in this unless they are folded into quarters. If it is only half folded so the whole newspaper title shows, it will fall forward. I bent the bars higher and it's just...meh. nope.

We use this in our library to display new picture books. It was very easy to put together and it has held up really well. I will say that because it is lightweight, you really can’t load it up with heavy display items. But if you’re thinking of using it to display paper goods, magazines, or thin books, it’s perfect.