HSH 4-Shelf Vintage Industrial Bookshelf, Rustic Gray Wood and Metal 4 Tier Bookcase, Open Wide Etagere Book Shelf for Home Office Livingroom Bedroom Dispaly, Light Grey Oak

Très beau meuble de bibliothèque, parfait pour un bureau à la maison.

Pour le prix, je m’attendais autre chose

I will start off by saying that I either lost the instructions or they were not included. Having said that, you don't really need them to build the shelves. If you've ever built furniture before, all of this is fairly easy. As always, make sure all the screw holes face the same way, don't tighten everything all the way or else some screw holes will be misaligned and it is possible to build alone. All tools are included, as well as spare screws etc in case you lose any. Now, in use, because of the number of screws and the x brace in the back of the shelf, it is sturdy. The bars connecting the two metal frame pieces also help. There's no weird smell, oily/glue residue, or feeling of cheapness but remember that the shelves, at this price, are not solid wood. From a far, they look great. Up close, they still look good but via touch, you can tell that though strong, the wood is not solid wood. If you don't mind that, then you're golden. Also be aware that the metal frame is actually four pieces, not two. Your 4 pieces will vary in length depending on the height of the shelf you ordered. I got the 4 shelf, so I had two shorter ends of the frame for the bottom portion to attach to the two top ends of the frame. No biggie for me but under direct light you will see the seams where the pieces join. I don't mind but you may. Without any of the shelves screwed into the metal frame, it's light enough to move around but if you start adding one or two of the shelves, it naturally becomes heavier. As I did not have instructions, I tend to build things like shelves upside down based on experience and gravity. I attached the short ends to the top portion of the frame while it was still inverted, then the 4 connecting bars and then the x brace last to complete the metal structure. At this point, still inverted. I should have then added at least one if not two of the shelves while the frame was still upside down. I could have used the wall or an object (clamp) the help me brace the upside down shelves but I didn't, my mistake. Why you may ask? Once the frame is right side up and you begin screwing the shelves down, the shelf that is now on the bottom level (remember, we're now right side up) only has a few inches of clearance. If you have a larger hand, you will need to either tilt the shelf sideways or have a smaller person get down there to screw that lowest shelf in place. All of which to say that the shelf isn't too shabby. I'm going to enjoy using it, and I won't cry if I ding or scratch the thing because it's not a fancy shelf that was hand carved and will end up in an auction one day. TL:DR. Looking for something sturdy, easy to build, and fairly fashionable. I get compliments on it all the time and the color is a nice grey that brightens up my otherwise burgundy colored desk and dark floors.

Nice product especially for the price

I ordered the four shelf unit. It is a nice size for small space but the shelves hold a lot. The frame is pretty lightweight and bends easily so be careful while putting together. Definitely use the cross bars on back for more stability. Shelves are not real wood but look very nice on. They are also lightweight so definitely screw them down or they slide around. All in all this is a great bookcase or shelving unit. I am using it for ceramic pottery supplies and drying. Love it 😊