Furinno Basic 3-Tier Bookcase Shelves

At around $22, the price was right, but the instructions and materials leave something to be desired. The back is folded cardboard, something I've dealt with on other inexpensive bookcases, but in this case it was so thin that both creases were torn when I unfolded it, and one piece immediately broke off. I solved the problem by laying it out on the floor, held down with heavy objects, and used packing tape to tape it all together on the back piece - I should not have had to do that - the back should be made out of a better material. Next, when I got it all together and ready to stand up, I realized that the small piece that was supposed to go along the bottom had ended up on the top - I had paid close attention to the instructions and have built dozens of things like this over the years, and think the problem may be mislabeling of one or more pieces. (I dealt with this by removing the little piece, as I don't really care; I then used the little piece of wood under the front of the bookcase, to make it tilt back toward the wall, as my walls' baseboards interfere with my having the bookcase flush against the wall, and I couldn't use the little hook to fasten the bookcase to the wall anyway). Finally, the "shelving supports" (what I would call pins to hold the shelves) are absolute garbage - they're little plastic pieces. I'm about to replace those stupid pins, and also see if I can buy one or two additional shelves, either through Amazon or Home Depot, as I need more for the storage needs in my office. For the price, this is a pretty good deal, but I wrote this review to give you a clear picture of what to expect. For these reasons, I can't wholeheartedly recommend this bookcase to you.