NEX Kitchen Organizer Stackable Expandable Kitchen & Dining Review

I like the look of them but it was interesting to attach legs to them. If you have an offset screwdriver, use it. These last very little. I've had full Mason jars and they turn out great. I keep them on my desk to help with organization.

Easy to put together, they come in two different sizes so I guess all the complaints are mismatched holes. I suspect they just put the wrong base with the wrong piece of wood. I wouldn't over tighten the screws as you will hear the wood creak when tightened. They look decent enough too.

Pictures and descriptions are deceiving. Made from a very cheap laminate like material, not bamboo. Hardly collected and already scattered to pieces. The screws aren't magnetized, so it's difficult to hold onto them to put them together. It ends up in the trash as the aggravation is too strong to return. Allegedly made in China. Buy a different type of shelving. Scary can't even take a couple of bowls.

I was happy to buy these shelves but had a hard time putting them together. The nails were difficult to screw into the holes to attach the legs to the shelves so they are quite wobbly and I wouldn't feel comfortable stacking them on top of each other or putting anything too heavy on them. There was a decent sized chip on one of the shelves when they arrived. They're good enough for organization and storage, but I was disappointed.

Assembly is easy, but the holes aren't drilled deep enough for screws. It is difficult to drive the screws deep enough to make the legs stable. Between the need for a short crosshead to get under the leg and the legs themselves getting in the way of turning the screws, there's not enough wiggle room to negotiate, it was harder than it would have been for such a simple design meant to be . Once it was together it was just what I needed

These shelves are great! They are strong and easy to assemble, two screws on each shelf that can be tightened with a Philips head. The husband used an electric one, which I thought was overkill, but men and their tools, amirite? Remember to screw the legs to the appropriate pieces of wood or they won't nest. Had trouble finding it but just unscrewed and swapped and all was fine. A great way to increase shelf space and look good!

I've read in reviews that the screw holes don't line up with the legs and I haven't had this problem. I used a drill to install the screws as all my screwdrivers are too long to get a good angle for these small screws. There were no scuffs or tears in the bamboo on the shelves themselves. They are in perfect condition and fit exactly what I needed them for - storing vitamins and supplements on the kitchen counter to free up space and look a little tidy.

This is really good considering the price. I use them on my kitchen counter to create some extra space. I'm happy with them. I read reviews that the screws are wobbly. Basically, due to the thickness of the bamboo, the screws don't have much thread. If the screws were longer, they would pierce the wood. If you overtighten the screws I could see someone splitting the wood and ruining the entire shelf. Do not overtighten the screws.

These shelves are built to last. They were easy to assemble with a screwdriver. They arrived with the necessary equipment. I like that they nest. I leave them nested most of the time, and then when I need extra space I pull out a little hidden shelf and can put things on top and bottom. They go well with my closets. They're pretty unobtrusive, so even if I have a lot of stuff on the larger shelf, I can still easily mount a smaller shelf on top without having to do a lot of rearranging. Happy…