YGYQZ Office Letter Paper Tray – Desktop Folders Drawer Mail Paper Document Storage Shelf Accessories Organization Box for Small Business Teacher…

Amazing bookshelf! Can place it vertically and horizontally, saves so much space and carries heavy university textbooks. Easy to build as well, would recommend!

It’s very cute in person as expected! It was really easy to assemble together thanks to the included steps with illustrations.
I have to say that it he material isn’t the best and it feels very loose even if you screw the parts as much as you can. But, for the price it’s a good little shelf.
I am a happy with my little shelf personally.

This item is quite a bit smaller than expected. Even using the product measurements I was surprised because of the misleading product pictures. It is very small, but such visual trickery like shrinking stock photos of books to fit on a shelf is misleading, the product measurements ARE accurate. For me the shelves and cubbies are too small to offer much organizational space at all.

My low rating comes from two issues, first this product isn’t wood. It is a thick cardboard, or foam board of some kind. I have never seen anything like it. I expected a manufactured wood, or a particle board. Instead this is two strips of veneer over a lightweight plastic foam. It is weak, not very pretty and cetainly not worth the price of the item.

Second are the screws that are just odd because the screw heads fit inside the holes made for assembly, so they act more like pegs and offer no real structural benefit at all.

This item is very, very cheap. I would expect this to be found at a price point FAR below what I paid. Over all I would skip this one if anyone reads this.

This desk organizer is super cute but I do recommend being cautious about tightening the screws. The directions don’t say how far to tighten the screws and the shelf material itself isn’t heavy duty. If your not careful you can screw through the pre-made hole causing the shelf to become wobbly. You want to make the screws flesh with the surface. In enough so that the screws don’t concave out but still close to the surface so you don’t screw through the pre-made hole. I think if you decide to buy this keep that in mind. Aside from that the shelf is super cute and holds lighter things nicely. I used my shelf to hold my electronics and lamp so that they don’t crowd my desk and so far it’s held them perfectly.

I want to start by saying I fell in love with this product when I saw it and had high hopes. I wasn’t familiar with the material it was made out of so that’s on me. I’ll cover that, the process, tips, and such as thoroughly as possible.
The material basically boils down to this is thick, glorified foam board. It was difficult to “snap” at least half of the pieces together. Consider using your fist like a mallet, a rubber mallet might work. I was concerned with breaking it. They give you a screwdriver just big enough to utilize the screws it comes with, giving you a hand cramp along the way. This is for reinforcement, which I quite appreciate. (I highly recommend using your own screwdriver if you can, that’s how I got the screws so tight.)
The Disappointment: because of the material it’s made out of, it’s easy to say stick your finger nail in the unfinished edges and leave a mark. Mind this when assembling. When it arrived, it came wrapped up very well. That confused me when it just seemed so dusty and had something dried and stuck to the large side piece. Glue? I don’t know. Also it seems very easy to scratch up.
Resolutions: I used two rubbing alcohol wipes to wipe off the dust and the weirdly dried up mess. My boyfriend suggested spray painting the whole thing to make it look better because of the scratches. I thought of using sticker or loose scrapbook paper as a shelf-liner.
Overall it’s not *quite* worth the 30-something dollars to me but I love the flexibility, the cutout design, and the space it saves so I will keep it. I’m just not entirely over the moon with it as I first saw it.