Review on YITAHOME Furniture Vertical Organizer Entryway by Paula Reid

As a carpenter, this product offends me. After installing my Woodshop in our new home and completing a few other important projects, I was about to build us a new dresser. My wife, not waiting for such a masterpiece, decided that we need two of them. They're not the strongest things in the world, so you should probably mount them to the wall with the included screws and anchors. A few tips: 1. DO NOT tighten any of the black hex head screws (12 black) until you have fully installed all parts. 2. Be careful when inserting the screws into the "wood" ((laminated MDF) top as they can be inserted into the plastic and removed easily. Be sure to use your hand to screw them in. Some of them are a little rough but be patient 3. Pay VERY CAREFUL attention to where each vertical brace goes and how it goes, the one that goes in the middle looks more complicated and they should all line up with the Have a lip pointing in the same direction.You will see the pictures, the easiest way to make sure you got them right is to look at the top of each picture as you place them on the MDF board put it on the floor when you look down at the MDF board, the parts closest to your face, the big metal braces should have cross clips right at the end.It will be very frustrating when you put everything together and pin it down flee, only to find that one of them is in the wrong place, upside down or backwards. If you don't want your handles to be crooked, make sure you pull both ends either up or down. when tightening the silver screws. It's an aesthetic thing, but it annoys me when they're crooked.5. It comes with an extra silver screw, so don't panic if it lands next to what you thought the finished product was. Overall it will get the job done and it's a good product. I really have no complaints other than not manually recreating it from scratch. I would recommend it if someone asked for my opinion.