I love my new bookshelf!! Almost all of my books fit (I have a little book addiction as you can see by my photos ). It took me a couple of hours to assemble but the directions were very easy to follow. The bookshelf seems very sturdy as I have a lot of hard cover books on it. The price was so reasonable for the quality of the item.

This is bigger than I thought it would be, which is perfect..more room to hold more books. Very easy to assemble and sturdy..I love that it spins around . It will be a great addition to my refinished basement

This tiered bookshelf is a great addition to my classroom. It did take over an hour to put together which is why I only gave it 4 stars. All hardware was included, but it was three different screw styles that made it time consuming. I love that it rotates and was happy with the height and durability! Also has wheels for easy moving!

Rotating Shelf Review Overall, I'm happy with this shelf I chose to go with this shelf to replace a prior purchase, a 9 Shelf Tree Bookshelf. After two years of heavy use, the shelf began to warp and tip forward. This shelf was not purchased via Wayfair. It was similar in size and would fit in the same area as my current shelf tree, and according to reviews, it appeared to hold more books than my old one. The shelf was delivered in one package, weighing a little over 20 lbs. All the items were clearly labeled, as you can see in the first picture. I'm not super handy, but I have purchased many products that required assembling. This shelf took longer than expected — between 1 to 2 hours — but in the end, I felt it was worth it. A couple of tips if you're assembling this yourself: • Watch the angle on the screws for shelf #5 (there are two of them). If they're not driven in at exactly 90 degrees, the engineered wood can chip. I learned this too late and chipped both of mine — see pictures 3 and 4. • Pay close attention to the graphics when placing the turning mechanism. I placed mine incorrectly and had to unscrew and flip it. The small alignment holes on the wooden circular base are hard to see — I needed my phone's flashlight to find them. This piece is also prone to chipping/splintering around the screw holes, same as shelf #5 (see picture 7). This part took the longest to get right. The bookshelf comes with a gold backbone, which I thought was a wonderful touch. The gold wasn't gaudy and complemented the brown wood nicely (pictures 5). Picture 6 shows the wheels. They're pretty basic silver wheels that do their job. I wish they matched the gold of the backbone instead of looking so utilitarian, but it's a minor gripe since you can barely see them once the shelf is fully assembled. The last three pictures show the front and side views once assembled, plus a long shot to give a sense of the height. I was able to fit 80 books on the shelf, including some on the top shelf (see the last pictures). None of the shelves were maxed out — there was usually room for another slim book. Overall, I am happy with this shelving unit. I love how compact it is, and the number of books I was able to fit was impressive. It took up the same footprint as my prior shelf tree but let me add 2-3x more books. I'm happy with the color and how easy it is to roll around to different spots in my living space while I figure out where I want it. The rotating mechanism let me store my self-help books on one side and fiction on the other. I took off one star because of how easy it is to chip the shelves during assembly, but overall I'm happy with the unit and would buy another if the need arises.

This bookshelf is amazing. Rotates . Very cool looking and can be put in any room. You can put a ton of books in it as well. Such a great item fir all us book worms. Grest deal too. If u have a bok lover in your family this is a mistake have