🖋️ RAYNAG Clear and Black Acrylic Pen Display Holder - 2-Pack, 6-Layer Stand Organizer for Nail/Makeup/Art Brushes Review

I bought this to show my daughter's wands and the stand seems pretty cheap. It is unstable, too light, small. It's ok, but it's definitely not a quality product.

I had to force the pieces to fit together. This thing will ruin your detailed brushes as it falls off when you reach for a brush. My brushes always seem to land tip down when they fall off the table.

They do what I needed but I'm glad I bought two sets as I didn't want one side to be transparent and the other black. They aren't very durable, but I don't need them for display. Overall a good budget product.

For the price you get 2. One black and one clear BUT. It's badly done. I had to shave the edges of the little spindles attached to each side and their structure is wobbly and brittle. I ended up using a glue gun to smooth it out. I made the ones I have but I wouldn't buy them again.

They barely did what I needed. The angles of the grooves were a bit wide, so some items needed leveling to keep them from falling out of the bottom grooves. The pins holding the sides were tight or loose depending on where they were inserted, and the side plates looked like two left plates with one receiving hole inside and one outside the other. For a cheap temporary solution. they did their job. Otherwise there is not much to say about them.

This product is functional and cheap but I'm still looking for something better. Horizontal pins with friction enter the sides. I had no problem with it falling apart, but you can take it apart with one hand. Both the black (pictured) and clear have light scratches from shipping. No damage or imperfections but unlike glossy acrylic it looks a bit matte instead of bright and clean. It will work much better for a display than a working pen holder because it weighs so little. I was just looking…

I bought these as a temporary Harry Potter wand holder. I came up with this after reading the reviews and knowing that they didn't last very long, but I still wanted to save money since the noble collection chopstick stand was $70 on their website and on Revain about $200 last time -dollars cost. I bought a wooden dowel to cut and lengthen each one to support the bars and also be able to use the full twelve holder slots. Each of these sides of the uprights have cutouts where the middle bars are