Greeting Card Rack with Twenty-Four 5 x 7 Pockets for Countertop Use, 29 Inch Tall Four - Tier Hexagon Wire Display Stand - White Wire with Plastic Base and Sign Holder

Just the right height to stand on a table or credenza/bookcase for viewing. Turns easilyl and displays my cards well. It holds quite a few and is sturdy enough. Priced right in my opinion.

Good Quality, Fast Shipping

Fantastic for selling my small art prints and greeting cards at art/gift fairs, and was very simple to assemble! Any landscape-orientation cards have to be displayed sideways, but customers didn't seem to mind at the last art market, it just got them to pick it up and look at it more closely, which actually may have prompted more sales, so maybe it's not a bad thing after all! The rack is quite bulky to store between fairs, but I'd say it's worth it -- my cards on display looks so much more professional now. I found myself wishing I'd spent a bit more on a collapsible rack for storage purposes, but if you have more storage space than my home studio does, it's a great affordable display option. Not going to dock a star because I didn't plan my storage space in my art studio well, just be aware of its dimensions when assembled (18" W x 29"H, and honestly disassembling doesn't make it much more compact) if you'll just be storing it between uses!

Perfect for displaying seed packets for sale

The bottom rows of photos all fall forward and you can't see the fronts of the cards without taking them out. It's engaging but I would love it if they were more visible at a glance. Other than that, it's very lightweight and ridiculously easy to set up. And not very expensive.

I wanted a card rack to use at a couple of events where I sell my cards for charity. It is fairly big in diameter so you need to plan for the space it takes up, but it also holds a lot of cards and small size gift bags. It is easy to assemble.

I am an artist and frequently turn my original paintings into greeting cards. This rack is a wonderful way to store and display my wares.

The cards lean forward to far to make a effective display