Honey-Can-Do SHO-02222 4-Tier Bamboo Entryway Organizer

Easy to assemble and sturdy. I got this for my yoga stuff. It fits 2 rolled up yoga mats in the umbrella storage part. On the shelves I keep 2 yoga blocks, 2 yoga straps, a pair of knee pads, and a foldable travel mat. There is room for more stuff too. Love this thing, glad I purchased it. All my yoga stuff is now neat and in 1 place and looks cute.

Easy to assemble and nice looking. Sturdy for what it is meant to hold.

Product came very well packaged, only issue is that it called for 24 (M5x30mm) screws. Screws and hex wrench where packed in sealed bag but only came with 22 screws, so I had to purchase some to complete the assembly. Assembly was very easy and fast.

Perfect fit at my front door entrance. Great color matched well. Keeps shoes and umbrellas organized

So cute - exactly as pictured and easy to assemble

I love this! Perfect for shoes and/or yoga equipment.

Holds a good amount and it’s super sturdy. For the price and size, I was worried that it wouldn’t hold much, but it’s perfect! Holds my yoga blocks, two yoga mats, weights, my bag of tension bands, a small container of yoga mat spray and other random smaller items and my red light machine. 😍

So it's not a terrible product, but it's not worth the $75+ they typically want for it. I got it for $50 and feel like that's an okay price. Not a bargain, but okay.The main problem with it is they expect you to assemble this thing using a tiny little hex key (Allen key), which would be fine except they expect you to force a screw into the bamboo material with this tool and they have got to be joking; it's not like the material is super hard but getting it to drive in with a tiny little tool by hand is a ridiculous thing to ask. I have to knock a star off because you have to use an external tool or different hardware you supply yourself to make it assemble easily. In my case I used my drill to counter sink the screws, which I do recommend you fasten by hand I think you'd get in trouble using a driver.The way it goes together is incredibly specific. I put it all together without any fasteners installed first just to be able to see how it was supposed to be when it was done, and I didn't have any problems. I recommend you assemble it without trying to screw it together first, then once you see how all the pieces fit, then you can see where you need to drill to counter sink holes.You could also probably glue it together, which is probably stronger than using screws if you can figure out the right adhesive. I wanted the option to be able to take it apart again when I move so I stuck with the screws.Don't over tighten the screws, just hand snug them.The individual pieces are a little rickety/cheap feeling, but it feels a lot more solid once you put it all together.In practice it works pretty well really, I use the top shelf to hold a charging station and I put a mat over it and I put headphones, my cell phone, tablet, flashlights, etc. up there to charge. My main issues with it are:1. Expensive for what it is at the regular price2. It's not hard to assemble, but it could easily be much easier with a little thought/redesignIf you can live with that, it's fine.