J JACKCUBE DESIGN Nail Polish Organizer, 3 Tier Acrylic 360 Rotating Display Rack Stand Makeup Cosmetics Storage Box Carousel Shelf with Black Iron Guard, Hold Up to 180 – MK302-3

The tower rotates easily and is it 5 tiers high! The instructions NEED improvement! The way the instructions are printed and given you would be upside-down trying to put it together! The acrylic shelving is covered with a frosty film on both sides ( great protection ) for packaging, just if your eyes are like mine, know you need to remove them. they are cut exactly flush & its a little hard to see where they pulled off. Put the 4 largest screws pointing up from under the bottom where the rotation area is, turn it upside down insert a screw, then turn upright & screw each of the long posts onto each of 4 screws .As you put each shelf together make sure the raiing is pointing upward (I saw 1 reviewer saying there wasn't anything to hold the items intact (it's the directions)The rail goes upward. The directions are wrong. There are clear straps (looks like clear bra straps)that goes around each of the 4 posts at the bottom of each shelf that you screwed into the plastic ones with the silver colored posts (some people think that causes dead space) because they create about an 1 ½-2" space between the railing and the inner posts. I think it helps me for now to display the colors I want handy, but I think those are optional). Remember if you choose to use the straps to put them on before applying the next shelf. The last 4 posts are the shortest and they go on the top. There are a few 3M bummer pads that goes over the top screw holes on the top side of the bottom shelf. It looks neat and clean, holds a lot! I tried acrylic paints 2 oz bottles and that would be a little too difficult to get them in & out. But for polish, makeup, eyeshadows, they fit great with plenty of space. Also would be a cool model display. But for everyday makeup, polish, perfumes and other items you can lay down it's great! It also holds tall items on top! I love it! Worth it for my needs & it truly was a great asset to my art studio! A little pricey, but I love it except the directions. I hope made sense in my description how to put it together! It's sturdy & anesthetically nice on the eyes, while being very functional for whatever you choice it for!

This was extremely easy to assemble, and I realized it would also be simple to leave layers off to add later if your collection is smaller but you know it's growing. If that's you and you're torn between this and a smaller version "for now," I'd go with this size. Do be careful, the edges of the acrylic are surprisingly sharp. Not slice your finger at a touch sharp, but I slipped and lost a chunk of skin while assembling. I also caught a nail on an edge once (while testing fast spinning) and was surprised to see it cut into my topcoat. Typical handling will be just fine 😂 Right now I have somewhere around 160 bottles on it. You can use the space in a lot of different ways, for now I only have two rows deep on all but the top level, and on three levels I am using the inner areas only for less used shades or stamping polishes. I could easily fit more without going deeper just by changing how I chose to display some bottles/brands. I LOVE how I can see everything without putting screws in the wall (hello, fellow renters!). I accidentally picked up a few very similar shades before, so regularly seeing what I have is a big help (related: if you need this much storage and don't use lacquergram, you should). It spins very smoothly, and I only noticed a little wobble when I was setting up and the weight was much more uneven between sides. This thing is sturdy and stable! If your collection is truly massive, this may not be the way to go unless you're looking for a way to showcase certain polishes. It does take up enough surface space that I can't imagine using more than one as a casual user outside of a salon. Update 2/2023: This is still amazing and I have no regrets; buying a rotating display was totally worth it. Over time I've noticed a couple things worth mentioning. First, dust does cling to the acrylic shelves, so if you burn incense and candles like me you'll notice a little extra. It's not terribly noticable unless you're really looking, but if you're fastidious that may bother you. Second, absolutely do NOT try moving it with weight on it. Yes, it might be a pain to unload, but the bottom shelf can't take it. Even a little lift-test left a slight bend in the acrylic, so don't be lazy about moving it.

I used to keep my nail polish in a shoe box, and I decided to upgrade to something more adult and less middle school. I wanted something that was big enough to hold all of my 100+ bottles, plus have space for more. This delivers!! It was a bit tricky to put together, but once I understood how it works, it went faster. The screws needed an allen wrench, which wasn't included so I had to get creative to make it work. The space in the middle of each shelf also comes in handy for things like my pot of builder gel and my LED lamp. The only thing it doesn't hold is my nail polish remover, which doesn't bother me as it probably shouldn't be that high up anyway. It rotates easily, and each shelf is tall enough for every bottle to fit. I was worried it wouldn't be sturdy, but it is! It's really heavy when full, so be sure you find the perfect place for it before adding all the bottles. It's really fun to search for which bottle I want, and really easy to see each color! Also, the tiny bottles don't get forgotten about anymore :) I know this sounds dramatic, but this made my life easier! I feel more organized now just looking at it. It's a little expensive, but completely worth it to me!

I have the 3-tiered version and quickly grew out of it. I purchased this 5-tiered version to accommodate my ever-growing nail polish collection and because I was so satisfied with the 3-tiered version. Both versions were very easy to put together, super functional, and visually appealing. I want to give this 5 stars but didn't because the holes in the flat shelves did not line up well with the black racks. In an effort to line them up with force, one end of one of the black racks broke. I will keep it although it is broken (doesn't impact the function). I also had to fasten the racks to the shelves with lots of force due to the misalignment. Otherwise, I'm pretty happy with this product.

I have a very large polish collection that I keep in a dark closet on tiered racks that I also got on Amazon. What I am using this rack for is to have pulled out all of my fall colors. I can very easily see my different shades from light to dark shades of beige to browns, light to dark green, light orange to very dark, and other colors of indie collections of recent release that soon to try..It spins very smoothly. Easy enough to assemble. Just a note to put black outside fencing on w an electric drill w screw driver bit on drill. The screws are very small and a pain to screw in by hand w regular screw driver. Once put together it is very solid. No warbling. I highly recommend to any serious polish collector, as well as to people just starting one. Love, love it!

I was on the fence about this because I couldn't believe something so inexpensive would actually be durable enough for hundreds of bottles of nail polish. It absolutely is. If you're considering it, stop waffling and buy it. It was super easy to assemble (you literally can't put things on upside down, unlike some products like this). The turntable is very smooth and much quieter than I expected. The thick plastic was very clear with no scratches and the finished edges look really good. I have bottles of ILNP, Essie, OPI, Holo Taco, Mooncat, and Clionadh on it and they all fit really well and stay put when you spin the unit. Pro tips: I wasn't sure if I wanted to use the provided clear straps or not. I opted to do and find them helpful. But if you're unsure, put them on anyway since you can always snip them with scissors if you hate them. That beats having to rebuild the whole unit if you change your mind and want them! It takes up a decent amount of space to turn, so make sure you measure that. I measured and it fits my space PERFECTLY and ultimately is a lot cheaper than buying 3 or 4 normal tiered polish displays. I'd recommend buying the 5-shelf version, because you can always build it shorter and add shelves as you need them. But the #1 error in nail polish storage is the belief that you only need to store what you currently have, rather than what you'll likely end up owning. Edit to add: I left the sound on in the video so you can hear how loud it is when it turns, hope that's useful!

It's the only organizer I found that's big enough to house my collection of nail polishes, but the quality is poor. It arrived with a missing screw in the base. Some of the metal rail corners were also scratched and dented. The only option to contact the seller is through their website, and they said basically not their problem. So, I can either keep the damaged item or disassemble it, send it back, order a replacement, and hope for all the stuff to actually be there, but based on the other reviews here, I don't have high hopes for that.

This thing was amazing! My polishes were all tossed into a bag getting nasty, so I bought this, cleaned them all off (bought polish thinner to restore tacky polishes) and placed them all on this display-- I LOVE IT. I have about 120 polishes and I haven't even used the bottom layer or the middle part of the display. It rotates nicely and took about 5 minutes or less to put together. I strongly recommend this product if you have a large collection or plan on growing a large collection. I would honestly assume it will hold over 250 polishes easy (if you decide to use the middle space). It uses quality materials (thick/sturdy plexiglass) and sits very solid. I did think it was a little pricey for what it was, but honestly, I can say 100% that it was worth it. I also considered the racks you can hang on the wall, but I didn't want to do that (seems kind of tacky unless it's in a salon). This was actually a cheaper option for the amount of polishes it held and was EXACTLY what I was looking for!

Ok, I'm re-writing my review, because I gave my 3-tier rack to a friend, and bought two more 5-tier racks, one for my 5ml stamping polishes and another for my ordinary polish, because I love it. The rack itself was easy enough to assemble - very clear, step-by-step diagramatic instructions and two Allen keys included - but the protective "film" on the acrylic sheets was horrible to remove. It was some sort of Manila paper type stuff, and, no matter how carefully I peeled it, it wouldn't come off in one piece, or even two. I found myself ripping off tiny triangular strips, and it was by far the most frustrating and time-consuming part of the assembly. The rack really is fabulous, though it is more suited to larger lacquer polish bottles: my stamping polishes are small, 5ml bottles, and as the restraining strips round the centre of the rack are about an inch from the front bar, the bottles tend to slide back and tip over, and then slip out under the metal bar, though this isn't too much of a problem. I have a separate rack for my standard-sized polish bottles. There is a lot of "dead" space in the centre of the lower tiers - things *can* be stored there, but it is inconvenient, so I use it for polishes I don't use very often. The top tier central area is more useful. It rotates very smoothly, and if you only store rarely-used stuff inside, it makes a practical, attractive and space-saving way to store, display and easily access your polishes.

Je douter un peu de la surface mais en faite pas du tout La dimension parfaite 👌

Me gusto mucho el artículo

First of all, I want to say that I absolutely love the look of this stand. But, I really do wish I had read the reviews better before getting it I got the 5-tier, but as you can see only 4 are here. For a reason. The little screws (part E x 20) do NOT fit! They are far too short! This has made the process so frustrating. My husband and I were both trying to build this stand. We were able to get it to 4-tiers, but it's unstable! When I added polishes on, another screw fell right off. I want to keep the item because I love how it looks and swivels, but for the money that I spent on this??? This shouldn't be happening at all! We now have to go to a hardware store to buy proper screws that fit it. All 20 of them. Very frustrated.

Excellent rack for holding a lot of hobby paints for miniature painting. Like other commenters, I use this to hold Army Painter and Citadel paints. It is a little fiddly at times because there is a silicone band lining the inner square but you get used to it after a while. I optimize the dead space in the center by putting in small rectangle drawer organizers, that way I can store my less used/special use paints in there and can easily pull them out as a group rather than one by one. Minor quibbles and improvements I wish for: -More stability/sturdiness to allow me to carry it to my table as a full paint station. -It needs a better way to deal with structure stability than the silicone bands, those will eventually dry out and become brittle; plus they shouldn't be removed too often and that makes cleaning/dusting a very tough task. -I wish this came in a circular version