Black 3 Tier Wooden Rotating Greeting Card Retail Display Stand, Sticker Display Card Stand, Rotating Display Stand & Sticker Holder, Retail Counter Vendor Display

Llegó rápido y me demoré menos de 30 minutos en armar el exhibidor giratorio. Lo negativo y que me quitó tiempo, son los sticker con la letra E sobre los acrílicos (que no son transparentes como en la imagen publicitada), en sacar y tratar de no dejar marcas con los restos de pegamento, estuve casi 1 hora. El consejo que puedo dar es sacar lo más posible la letra E y el resto de pegamento sacarlo con una cinta para enmascarar, poniendo y quitando un pedazo de forma suave. No raspar con la uña porque se quita el plástico sobre el acrílico. Pero es un exhibidor práctica que cumple su función para mis tarjetas de saludos.

Very disappointed with this purchase. It DOES NOT fit a 5X7 card, as the company claims if the envelope is included. So, postcards, yes, greeting cards, no. A bit tricky to assemble with one person. Use a screwdriver to line up the holes with the pegs. I like the looks of it, but it is not usable.

This took me over an hour to assemble and was the most difficult display I've ever had putting together. It stains your hands and is unsealed wood. Bits and pieces where assembled are not even black, I think I'll probably paint this later on... cannot describe how difficult it is to get the top pieces into their slots, my roommate and I were laughing how much struggle it took tbh.The end result is serviceable though. I like it, but its not very sturdy and does not spin well.. holds my 5x7 prints and my bookmarks though and thats what I needed.

The dark color really makes my cards pop, spins nicely. Customer service is top notch! I will buy from again.

I had ordered this card stand, but the store I was placing some of my cards offered to put it together and said it took quite a while. Not as easy as thought and more pieces than thought. It's sturdy for cards but pieces may come out or apart if you try to move the stand, so must be careful if placement on the counter isn't accurate right away. It serves its purpose. but I would try another brand or version because the cost was a bit much for the product, so I had felt.

Works nice but very hard to assemble.

I am super impressed with this countertop display! It was a bit difficult to put together, but the end result is so, so worth it.Everything comes neatly flat-packed with written instructions, illustrations, and a handy QR code that takes you right to an example assembly video. The product itself is made of a lightweight wood. I was afraid a few times that I might crack or splinter the wood while trying to assemble it, but I just tried to be extra careful and ended up with no problems. Once the pieces are assembled, it feels very solid and sturdy, while still being light enough to easily move around my craft booth.I did have some trouble trying to get the “roof” pieces (Part D) in place on each level, but I’ll attempt to explain what I found was the easiest way to do it:- Form the square with the A and B pieces, like the directions say- There is a square set of slots in each D piece that is supposed to line up with tabs at the top of the A and B pieces- Line one side of the D piece up with your first B piece- Use the outer edges of both A pieces to help finesse them into place in the slots- Once you have 3 out of the 4 sets of tabs lined up on your “roof,” use something long and thin to help jimmy that last side into place. I used a nail file to help line up my last board, and it worked like a charm. -- Repeat this process for each tierThe whole construction took twenty minutes, at most, and that’s with stopping to chat with visitors to my booth several times. And I’m so pleased with the end result! It looks fantastic and is the perfect size to hold the embellished light switches I make.

It's crooked because the pegs do not line up with the slots so it can not be put together correctly.