DEDOO Foldable Magazine Rack Floor Stand,Bamboo Brochure Display Stand Portable Pop-up Literature Holder with 5 Pockets for Trade Show Exhibitions Office Retail Store Living Room

Just what I've been looking for. Sturdy and well made. I use for books so I wish the lip at bottom of the shelf was bigger so thicker books could be shown but I would definitely order again.

I've used this display stand to hold prints for two art shows now, and I keep it set up in my living room to display art pieces when at home. I really only use it on the taller height setting, and I have had no worries about it tipping so far. The finish is nice and the piece as a whole feels very durable.

I use this in my son's room for books, papers, whatever needs to be put somewhere and will fit. Once in place, it'll stay there, but it's definitely not for anything heavy and it's definitely not for moving around easily. You could probably put some small adhesive ball casters on it I guess to make it easier, if it's on a hard floor? Or those sliding discs for carpeted surfaces, but anything like that is going to make it less sturdy and it's not all that sturdy to begin with. Basically, if you have ONE place it's going to stay and it's not going to be jostled, then this is great. Not for use around small children for sure.

This rack is really something. It is very well made and beautiful to look at and touch. It is so heavy that, ideally, I would want to attach it to a lazy susan. That said it stands, when at its highest, almost as tall as me - so about 5-feet/ 60-inches. The stand I received was broken. The part that loops around the pole at the bottom that is used to hold it up is broken on one end, so it falls down when I lift it up for extending it into the standing position. But this is so well made and sturdy, that it isn't a hindering issue that would prevent use. I just pop it back into place and it works just fine. The area where a magazine or brochure would sit is very shallow, it is one of the in-between sizes (too small for larger magazines and a standard folder with tabs but larger than a standard piece of paper) and that makes it hard to figure out how best to use it. But I could easily see this being used in a classroom to place worksheets, or at a desk to work on various topics that are paper-width. The only issue there is that unless something is on top of the papers that sit on the shelves, they can blow away pretty easily with any gust of wind. Overall, I do like it, though.

I am impressed with how nice this unit is. Some times the pictures look good but the product doesn’t. That is not the case here. It looks and functions wonderfully. I got this for my office to sort and be able to see things that take over my desk. I’m very visual and know that if it leaves my sight I may never get the task done.This lets me see everything and keep my desktop clear.I could not be hat with this product.

I ordered this magazine rack to display my prints during a trade show. The material matched the aesthetic that I was going for with my booth. Unfortunately even putting it in the car caused one of the rubber feet to fall off, I haven't found it yet. I have another one of these that is metal, and it came with a bag so I can transport my prints at the same time. Unfortunately this requires you to carry your print separately which really doesn't help save space.

This product is exactly as advertised. It comes already assembled, and all the user needs to do is lock it into one of two positions: upright (for displaying brochures or lighter items) or less upright (would display magazines nicely).The bright wood look is attractive, and the stand feels extremely sturdy due to the base being somewhat wider than the shelves. The base may pose a problem to some buyers planning to fit it in very small spaces, but its width seems a fair trade-off for stability.When it folds down, it does so gently, and it collapses into a very portable but slightly hefty unit.The 9"x11" self-bound sets of notes we're storing on it fit perfectly, though thicker items won't be able to stack very deep due to the low lip at the front of each shelf.

This is a beautiful Stand! Adjustable Height! No Assembly necessary! It expands to be quite tall! Quality Stand! Performs well for papers, magazine, baskets or fruits. I adore it!