📚 YouHaveSpace White Floating Shelves for Wall: 34 Inch Video Games CD DVD Storage, Set of 5 Metal Media Storage Shelf Review

Exactly what I wanted. Not perfectly assembled by the manufacturer; The corners don't match each piece, but that's a small issue for me. Each section can hold CDs or DVDs and can be hung vertically or horizontally, allowing you to use them in a variety of ways.

Bought 5 packs. Four of them were very easy to assemble. There was no. Both holes on one side were made too small for the included screws. Tried to expand it and made it a bit too big. Installed 4 out of 5 on the wall with no problems. The fifth is still sitting in the corner waiting for me to get more screws.

Well, I have a small apartment with a small area. Instead of pictures, I hang my film collection on the wall as a pattern. Storage plus utility. The only thing there is. They don't have much support in the actual part of the shelf. The films slip easily when you take them off the wall. Still better than a floor shelf. Make sure you use the anchors provided. They are metal and necessary.

I have a lot of video games and CDs and I'm so old. I got them to help me with my storage needs, mostly for my video game. I have the shelves horizontal but this gives me double storage space with the right spacing to stack between them. Installation is a huge undertaking if you have the usual tools as there is a disconnect where the brackets attach to the shelf so you will have to approach the screws from the side risking at least 1 if no more, is stripped.

Pros: Decent product for the price. Easy installation, do-it-yourself. Looks exactly how I imagined it. Cons: All the bars that attach to the back of the piece are slightly offset, but if you use the included leveler or your own you should raise them pretty straight. I'm not familiar with drywall anchors, but the ones that come are huge and make pretty big holes in the wall. I'm not sure if you can buy anything at a home store or stores that might be smaller, but at least it doesn't bother me…

I was skeptical after reading some of the reviews but it was as good as I could have hoped. It took 2 people to install it properly but it wasn't difficult at all. The instructions are clear and simple. It comes with all the hardware, including drywall switches and a small level for each individual shelf. However, using an electric drill will save you a lot of time and effort. You can insert CDs 💿, DVDs 📀 and Blu-rays 💿 and anything that fits. I put some of my stuffed animals in it…

Pros: Decent product for the price. Easy installation, do-it-yourself. Looks exactly how I imagined it. Cons: All of the bars that attach to the back of the item are slightly offset, but if you use the included leveler or your own you should raise them fairly straight. I'm not familiar with drywall anchors, but the ones that come are huge and make pretty big holes in the wall. Not sure if you can buy anything from a home store or stores which might be smaller but at least it doesn't bother me…

I thought it would be a great purchase and I wasn't wrong. Assembly is garbage. If installed correctly, there are no problems. Drywall is fine. No studs are required unless you lay bricks on them. Each individual rack will hold 40-44 Blu-ray/4K boxes (that's 10-11 per slot) if the spikes are 10-14mm in diameter. It also holds 32 to 36 standard DVD cases and approximately 72 CD cases when laid flat. Keep this in mind when providing abstracts; You can also use the very top and develop your own…