Kiera Grace Providence Hadfield 5-Tier Ladder Shelf, Leaning Bookshelf and Storage Shelf

Terrible quality….not worth the money

If you are looking to add some spice to an area this shelf is the perfect addition! It added an amazing flare to our laundry room.

Looks great in our home. Looked for a while trying to find something that would fit our small corner.

Absolutely love this shelf! It’s different and adds a little flare to the room! Easy to put together and easy to hang!!

Very easy assembly. If your corner of choice isn’t 100 square you’ll have a bit of a hassle as the design is not made to flex much at all. Just make sure you make your marks properly.

I love this corner shelf! It was NOT easy to install, it takes at least two people and a powerful drill, HOWEVER it was worth the sweat! It’s beautiful, sturdy and adds a contemporary flare to any corner! Love love love!

Great piece in the corner. I had the biggest issue with the vagueness of the directions as all of the wooden pieces are not oriented the same. Also there were some pieces that I had no idea what they were for

Great product and looks great too.

This corner shelf is so stinking cute! I put it in my reading corner. The ONLY thing wrong is the buttons to cover the screws didn't fit 🤷‍♀️ but they're covered by all the things. Happy shelfing

I want to add this pic to help those who mentioned the difficulty hanging this unit. I adjusted my portable work table to the height I wanted the bottom of the lowest shelf to be. After checking the table top for level east/west as well as north/south, I placed the shelving unit on top of my table, pushed it into place and used an awl to make two small holes (one at the top, one at the bottom) in the wall by poking through two of the predrilled screw holes. Of course, now the shelving unit has to be taken down in order to drill the holes. Lifting the unit back onto the table, I screwed in the fasteners to ensure the unit is tight against the wall and then I repeated this process marking two more, then the last hole placement. I did it this way to allow for movement in the shelving due to the possibility of uneven wall corners. Mine happen to be approximately 90 1/2 degrees. The shelves form a nearly perfect 90 degrees. The shelving unit will flex enough to compensate for the difference in the walls. Once you're ready to attach the unit to your walls, again place it atop the table and start all the screws, but only screw them in about 3/4 of the way. I then screw them in a little at a time, moving from top to bottom, or any pattern you like, until they're all tight to the walls. I also have shown the fasteners I used. I hope this helps.