🍒 Cherry CD Rack by ORE International Review

This is a high quality media drive, beautiful in appearance. It fits perfectly in my home, I would give my media storage center five stars. This is a solid, well-made piece of furniture.

This is a really good CD shelf. It didn't take long for my husband to put it together and we filled it up quickly! It's a bit shorter than I expected from the picture, but that doesn't really matter.

Very good service. The product instructions weren't very good, but they were easy to understand and put together. Note that the shelves have no backing, so CDs can fall through. The stand looks exactly like the photo so I'm very happy with it.

I bought two on sale for $34 each, normally $50 each. I love the mission style and the cherry blossom. The color differs significantly between them. One was slightly damaged when it arrived but not bad enough to send back. They look good in the photo and are easy to assemble, but they are small, flimsy and unstable. I wouldn't pay $50 and regret paying even $34.

The shelf arrived on time and in good condition. It was easy to assemble, although the wordless assembly diagram was very small and minimalistic. We use it in the bathroom next to the toilet to put books, spare rolls, etc. It's too small to put magazines on it without curling up. Overall it works great in the small space we have it in.

This would be a great item if I just want to store CDs. The reason I bought it was because it holds 75 DVDs, I found it only held about 24. You can arrange the shelves however you like, but the way the pin holes are spaced allows for a maximum of 2 DVD drawers with a shelf on the left for CDs or other small cases. If I drill new holes I might be able to get this to work, but not what I was looking for. The description is misleading.

These media storage stands are just what I need and look amazing on either side of a large object. But the assembly instructions and materials were the worst I have ever seen and I assembled a lot of furniture. The directions of the non-verbal image did not take into account the two most important parts. There was no picture or mention of these brackets attached to the top and sides. Some of the holes in the shelves had to be enlarged for the screws to work. But the most annoying thing was that

Shelves too deep for CDs; You can't slide them out from the front, but you have to slide them out from the back. It is good if the device is far from the wall. I had to use cable holders to attach the pins to the shelves so the CD sticks out far enough to be grabbed. Also, there were areas in the unit that were not fully painted - raw wood is visible. I had to apply furniture marker liberally to make it presentable. I'll keep it to myself after all the improvements, but I definitely won't be…