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12 reviews for Furinno Pasir 4-Tier Bookcase, Espresso
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JenniofJABB –
Not as sturdy as I would have liked but it’s good for the price. Recommend putting heavier items on bottom to hold it down
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★★★★★
Kami Joy –
I was worried about this, because it was so inexpensive – however it is very sturdy, easy to put together (I do not like to build things and it only took me like 20 minutes). Using it as a toy shelf for my daughter and it’s the perfect size, I’ll probably order another one to put right beside it!
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mindy –
I assembled it by myself, took me 45 minutes approximately
Very easy, and intuitive
Sturdy
Cons: the back board is 3 pieces scotched together but still does the job, Cute, does the job and perfect for small room.
Good quality price
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Krystal –
It is a good product for the money
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Tloman –
I purchased two of these for my home office/game room. They were very affordable, and the color is nice. Additionally, they were easy to put together for the most part.
That being said, they do seem a bit flimsy–the instruction manual itself says that each shelf can only hold 15lbs–so I would not want to use this for books or anything heavy. Additionally, as can be expected at this price, they’re particle board, and several of the pieces don’t line up particularly well. Also, one of the bottom pieces (labeled B) didn’t have the holes marking where to attach the part that goes along the ground in the front (part C), and in the other package, one of the little plastic feet didn’t have a nail in it.
Overall, for the price and what I got them for, these are fine. I wouldn’t put them in a living room or somewhere like that, nor would I put anything heavy (like books) on them, but for a home office, bedroom, or game room, these could be a decent option.
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Kriss –
Good bookcases for their price. It is cheaper and thinner materials so be aware of the books you’re putting on it.
One thing to note is you can see the seam of the backing (2nd photo). Which is fine since it’s filled with books but you may want to wallpaper the backing if you’re not going to fill the bookcase.
This shelf is good and sturdy, I have food on it along with glass jars. Easy to put together, the instructions say you need 2 people to put it together but I did it by myself and it’s light weight
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mindy –
Fácil de armar, igual al de la imagen
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David Bantz –
I bought two of these shelves in warehouse deals (came to about $40 total) which was cheaper than buying one of those nine cube DIY units from my local store, and they were a better height than the smallest IKEA shelf I had access too. I needed some relatively short shelves to help better utilize some space in my bedroom, and these satisfy that need pretty well.
Things to consider and keep in mind: – Easy to assemble, especially if you have any experience building any IKEA furniture. Just need a screw driver, hammer, and a little patience to line up the hardware with the pre-drilled holes. Only took me like 20 minutes to make two. – I did misalign a screw and it carved out a chunk of the wood, but I caught it early enough to correct it without too much woe, so it’s not a foolproof assembly. – Can be very affordable, but also oddly expensive. I’d wait for the price to drop or for a warehouse deal on a used set. These aren’t worth more than $15-$25. Currently, this model is $29 at the time I’m writing this review and some sellers are even asking for $40+ and it’s not worth it. You can get a huge IKEA billy of much better quality for $50. – Nice color array available; I got “americano” and short of scrutinizing it closely, it reads as black in color. – Acceptable build quality; it is, of course, particle board furniture and could probably be destroyed by too much weight being stacked on it, but so far my shelves have performed well at holding things like my makeup, a few small boxes of art supplies, a few paperbacks on the bottom shelf, etc. – The shelves themselves are not adjustable once screwed in place, nor can you adjust the height prior unless you measure and drill new holes yourself. – The shelves came packed in Styrofoam that absolutely disintegrated and was a huge mess, so be careful when opening the boxes; maybe have a vacuum on hand.
Overall, they’re basic little DIY shelves. They look okay, they perform well. Definitely a cheap, fast solution if you need a shelf that isn’t too big. The insert recommends no more than like 20 lbs per shelf, so if you want to use it for books, I’d be mindful to not load it with anything too heavy.
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David Bantz –
Simple, light-weight shelves, easily assembled. Extra kudos for the simple small but effective nail holder that keeps the nail upright, away from your fingers, and positioned exactly right distance from the edge (you nail the very thin back onto the shelves). In the photo of two, I added simple vertical support to avoid what would otherwise be sagging shelves (they are just friction fit). To be clear, these are not fine furniture – just vinyl over thin particle board, but good value for what they are.
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Kami Joy –
I really love the French Gray Oak shade of this bookcase and chose it specifically for that reason and it didn’t disappoint! I believe the directions said two people were best for assembly but I did it myself using my couch to prop up pieces. If I could improve anything, though, it would be to have adjustable shelves. As is, the shelves are too short for many of my books. Still, it’s a really nice piece and I’m glad to have it!
However… I also ordered a three shelf version in Amber Pine. It was also beautiful but I noticed problems as soon as I started to assemble it. The screws just turned and turned and turned. It was like the pre-drilled holes were just too big. Nonetheless, I hoped for the best. But when I turned the shelf to screw in the other side, the screws broke through the wood (as pictured). Some duct tape and longer screws from my own collection later… I got it assembled. I didn’t want to return it because I love the look of the wood grain… plus at that point I’d spent well over an hour working on it. I think for the money it really should be in a better condition than what I can get at Walmart for half the price.
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JenniofJABB –
Not as sturdy as I would have liked but it’s good for the price. Recommend putting heavier items on bottom to hold it down
Kami Joy –
I was worried about this, because it was so inexpensive – however it is very sturdy, easy to put together (I do not like to build things and it only took me like 20 minutes). Using it as a toy shelf for my daughter and it’s the perfect size, I’ll probably order another one to put right beside it!
mindy –
I assembled it by myself, took me 45 minutes approximately
Very easy, and intuitive
Sturdy
Cons: the back board is 3 pieces scotched together but still does the job, Cute, does the job and perfect for small room.
Good quality price
Krystal –
It is a good product for the money
Tloman –
I purchased two of these for my home office/game room. They were very affordable, and the color is nice. Additionally, they were easy to put together for the most part.
That being said, they do seem a bit flimsy–the instruction manual itself says that each shelf can only hold 15lbs–so I would not want to use this for books or anything heavy. Additionally, as can be expected at this price, they’re particle board, and several of the pieces don’t line up particularly well. Also, one of the bottom pieces (labeled B) didn’t have the holes marking where to attach the part that goes along the ground in the front (part C), and in the other package, one of the little plastic feet didn’t have a nail in it.
Overall, for the price and what I got them for, these are fine. I wouldn’t put them in a living room or somewhere like that, nor would I put anything heavy (like books) on them, but for a home office, bedroom, or game room, these could be a decent option.
Kriss –
Good bookcases for their price. It is cheaper and thinner materials so be aware of the books you’re putting on it.
One thing to note is you can see the seam of the backing (2nd photo). Which is fine since it’s filled with books but you may want to wallpaper the backing if you’re not going to fill the bookcase.
Ashley Jang –
Compré dos y están excelentes. Son muy resistentes. Los querÃa para los juguetes de mi bebé y terminé dándoles varios usos porque si resisten. Son fáciles de armar
JenniofJABB –
This shelf is good and sturdy, I have food on it along with glass jars. Easy to put together, the instructions say you need 2 people to put it together but I did it by myself and it’s light weight
mindy –
Fácil de armar, igual al de la imagen
David Bantz –
I bought two of these shelves in warehouse deals (came to about $40 total) which was cheaper than buying one of those nine cube DIY units from my local store, and they were a better height than the smallest IKEA shelf I had access too. I needed some relatively short shelves to help better utilize some space in my bedroom, and these satisfy that need pretty well.
Things to consider and keep in mind:
– Easy to assemble, especially if you have any experience building any IKEA furniture. Just need a screw driver, hammer, and a little patience to line up the hardware with the pre-drilled holes. Only took me like 20 minutes to make two.
– I did misalign a screw and it carved out a chunk of the wood, but I caught it early enough to correct it without too much woe, so it’s not a foolproof assembly.
– Can be very affordable, but also oddly expensive. I’d wait for the price to drop or for a warehouse deal on a used set. These aren’t worth more than $15-$25. Currently, this model is $29 at the time I’m writing this review and some sellers are even asking for $40+ and it’s not worth it. You can get a huge IKEA billy of much better quality for $50.
– Nice color array available; I got “americano” and short of scrutinizing it closely, it reads as black in color.
– Acceptable build quality; it is, of course, particle board furniture and could probably be destroyed by too much weight being stacked on it, but so far my shelves have performed well at holding things like my makeup, a few small boxes of art supplies, a few paperbacks on the bottom shelf, etc.
– The shelves themselves are not adjustable once screwed in place, nor can you adjust the height prior unless you measure and drill new holes yourself.
– The shelves came packed in Styrofoam that absolutely disintegrated and was a huge mess, so be careful when opening the boxes; maybe have a vacuum on hand.
Overall, they’re basic little DIY shelves. They look okay, they perform well. Definitely a cheap, fast solution if you need a shelf that isn’t too big. The insert recommends no more than like 20 lbs per shelf, so if you want to use it for books, I’d be mindful to not load it with anything too heavy.
David Bantz –
Simple, light-weight shelves, easily assembled. Extra kudos for the simple small but effective nail holder that keeps the nail upright, away from your fingers, and positioned exactly right distance from the edge (you nail the very thin back onto the shelves). In the photo of two, I added simple vertical support to avoid what would otherwise be sagging shelves (they are just friction fit). To be clear, these are not fine furniture – just vinyl over thin particle board, but good value for what they are.
Kami Joy –
I really love the French Gray Oak shade of this bookcase and chose it specifically for that reason and it didn’t disappoint! I believe the directions said two people were best for assembly but I did it myself using my couch to prop up pieces. If I could improve anything, though, it would be to have adjustable shelves. As is, the shelves are too short for many of my books. Still, it’s a really nice piece and I’m glad to have it!
However… I also ordered a three shelf version in Amber Pine. It was also beautiful but I noticed problems as soon as I started to assemble it. The screws just turned and turned and turned. It was like the pre-drilled holes were just too big. Nonetheless, I hoped for the best. But when I turned the shelf to screw in the other side, the screws broke through the wood (as pictured). Some duct tape and longer screws from my own collection later… I got it assembled. I didn’t want to return it because I love the look of the wood grain… plus at that point I’d spent well over an hour working on it. I think for the money it really should be in a better condition than what I can get at Walmart for half the price.