Better Homes & Gardens Bamboo Stackable Shelf, Natural Bamboo, 16 in x 10 in x 7 in Assembled

Great RV addition, did exactly what I wanted them to do. While the screws so seem to be a bit small/thin, that is easily fixable. I came back and bought another! I put them in our motorhome on the counter to elevate the coffee maker along with creating more space. Appliances have such very short cords that elevating the coffee maker helped the cord reach the undercabinet outlets. Worked great! The bamboo vs. plastic coated wire shelf gives a 'coffee bar' effect. I will say without some way of securing them (additional screws, cable ties, or command strips), I would not stack these. One bump, and it seems it would topple. That being said, I would recommend these shelves.

I've been searching for this or something similar to put bath products on next to bathtub. I love luxury baths and get grossed out with containers on tub edges. I don't know how I've missed this when in store shopping so was glad it rolled up in online shopping! Important final step mportant not in instructions-you may have gap even if you tightened screw fully (with super handy neat little Phillips head tool that's a keeper!!). push together so little wood "nodule" clicks in place. I'm wondering if that is helpful to some of the negative assembly/construction reviews. For me, absolutely perfect!

I bought these because I needed a narrow shoe storage rack and they're great! I have to figure out how to attach them so they won't topple over but they work great for basic shoes/flipflops/sneakers.

Sturdy and attractive bamboo shelf! Using it for shoes to make additional space in my closet. Can't beat the price and it looks better than your basic plastic shelf.

I was a little hesitant about the sturdiness of the shelf until I got it together. But it is just what I needed in my cabinet space and does seem to be quite substantial and looks very nice.

Very decent quality for the price. Not terribly difficult to assemble, although it would probably be easier with a screwdriver than with the provided screwdriver-headed allen key. (Still, nice of them to actually include that key in the package). I used a bunch of them in a row as sweater shelves in the walk-in closet. They look good, and it's much more organized. Turned out basically be the perfect size for that use. I am sure they could be used for many other purposes.

Great size for the counter. Looks very nice. I didnt read the fine print on assembly. Pretty easy to assemble but screws dont go exactly where they are supposed to. Makes it easy to split the wood. Im not a big fan of the sturdiness. It wobbles. Im trying to find something decently heavy like a liner to put on it so it moves less.

These look really nice and they're pretty easy to assemble but they are super fragile and flimsy. So like if you're planning to put them somewhere where they might get pushed off, those legs are going to snap right off. I think you could add some stability with wood glue when you were assembling. But you really want to be careful with those legs. I was carrying one to another room and I just barely bumped it on a wall and immediately the wood splintered.

I was disappointed because the size is so small. It’s like for a child for a child but the legs don’t bend down. It’s just that’s the way it stands. I’m using it but I was disappointed upon arrival, but it was so small still enjoying it though

Very flimsy. Requires assembly with screws (but included "screwdriver" very impractical, need to use own screwdriver). Will also need to use wood glue as screws and very loose dowels are not sufficient. Completed rack cannot be trusted to carry the full advertised weight.