Review on 📀 Atlantic Oskar Adjustable Media Cabinet in Maple: Smart Storage Solution for 464 CDs, 228 DVDs, or 276 Blu-Rays - 12 Adjustable & 4 Fixed Shelves PN38435720 by Tina Harris

This is a good DVD storage case for the money. Assembly is fairly easy and straightforward and shouldn't be a problem even if you don't build things like this often.The only tools needed are a Phillips screwdriver and a hammer.It's a good idea to follow the instructions from start to finish read and familiarize yourself with the different parts before you start as the build is not reliable.When you start assembling the hull it may seem wobbly but don't lose faith what gives stability to the body is the Backrest.While the back itself may seem flimsy, it actually prevents the case from wiggling and rocking.If you've ever collected one of the cases, you'll understand.As for the case's ease of use s is concerned, the space between the shelves is fully customizable. Whether you're using it for DVDs, CDs, or anything else, the spacing between the shelves can be customized to suit what you're using it for. Suitcase that can be used for stabilization by attaching the suitcase stopper to the wall. You can also use them when the case is on a hard floor as they increase the stability of the case and thus prevent it from falling. Is this case something that is passed from one generation to the next. in the family, who knows! Like all cheap furniture, it is made entirely of chipboard. I've had other drawers and bookcases like this one made out of chipboard that last a very long time; whether it becomes a family heirloom i guess depends on how the recipient appreciates cheap furniture!