Review on FURINNO Moretti Modern Stackable French Furniture by Brenda Wang

Instructions for this assembly are not very good. It is much easier to assemble with a few simple steps. In addition, a part in the instructions was incorrectly labeled upside down. The poles holding the wooden slats are assembled upside down in the instructions. The instructions also require all the poles to be assembled and then the wooden slats installed and all the screws tightened. This complicates the process. First I connected the sticks with wooden planks. This saved a ton of time, saving time crawling or flipping the shelf. Then I installed the running boards for the shelf. I made sure both sides were turned properly so the legs were down. After that I turned the side boards on their side and assembled the first shelf using only one half. I then installed a second shelf on the same piece and the single slat. I went to the other side, put on the single rod and then the side part, turned it vertically and screwed everything on. I'm a small woman and I make my own. One thing I noticed is that there is a gap on one of my shelves. I made sure it was fully tightened, but that's just a mistake. The stacking feature works on them, although my two shelves don't match in color. I plan to make it one story and use it to store crafts. It's a good shelf but it's a very basic product and I feel the price is too high for what it is. That's good, but it currently costs $111, which I think is a bit high for what it is. The wood looks real, but could just as well be pressed from a board.