Triple Width Multimedia Storage Tower in Black Finish

i purchased my first cd rack a few years ago and now i ordered another one for my record and cd store.These are great and easy to put together also at a great price!!Recommend Highly!

I am quite impressed with the design of this, I mean how it assembles was well thought out... only thing I really didn't like is those thin backing boards you have to try to nail on with millimetre precision. They need a better way to help align it without punching nails through the sides of it. Otherwise you should be quite impressed with the ease of assembling it. Now only issue is trying to match it with the media you have. I really hate how bluray cases are not all uniform so someone with OCD it drives me mad when everything doesn't perfectly fit in symmetrical harmony. Yes, I'm referring to steelbook cases and those odd shaped cardboard cases, season box sets and other things that make you want to beat someone with a club! Trying to decide on shelf height when one is too big and another too small, working out the math of bluray vs DVD vs cd vs video game optimization and uniformity, I can't take it... so I ordered one for each... ok, much better. Oh right, about the stand! It's really a great stand, I love it a lot and it looks great, feels sturdy and everything else, but the reference pic they use is what would drive me mad... if that doesn't bother you, then your in a win win situation, otherwise trying to find that perfect symmetry and shelf height where everything feels just right and one with the universe takes some time.

We have a large DVD collection and a large CD collection, and we needed something to store them after we moved to a new house (they'd been in boxes). After buying one of these units for our DVDs and being happy with it, we bought a second one for our CDs. The only complaint I have is the assembly step of attaching the three back panels. They're made of that cheap pressed board that's one step above cardboard, and you have to square them up on the frame (which takes lots of adjustment and re-adjustment to get them as close to perfect as possible) and then attach them with dozens of penny nails. Since the edges of the frame are so narrow, a couple of nails inevitably miss the frame and poke through to the front side of the backing. Once assembled, though, the unit looks nice, and it's stable when filled with DVDs or CDs.

Very easy to assemble, took me alone, roughly 40 minutes. Longest part was nailing the backing on and adjusting the shelves to fit the way I wanted them too. Sturdiness is not the greatest, it comes with a tie strap and a couple of plastic mounting brackets. Not ideal. I couldnt find them in the box, but I did find an old mounting bracket from another shelf. This one is metal, much more sturdy. Also the shelves have roughly a 1/2inch gap in the back. It doesnt matter for media, but if buying to use for something else, just know that the shelves do not go to the back and you cannot adjust them to move further back. Overall, I am very pleased with my order. Holds roughly 460 DVDs.

The media could not be loaded.  You need to have a hammer and drill to set it up though so it took me a bit before I could set it up but it was pretty simple , the wall mount wasn’t needed “aka couldn’t figure it out with my s**** walls LOL