Diversified Magazine Rack, Wall

Been working to de-clutter my desk as it is a cable management nightmare. I need to have a home laptop and a work laptop so I got a KVM switch and a docking station. Worked great for the keyboard, mouse and USB issues but start running into the issue of where do I set my laptops. Also how do I make it so I can easily grab my laptop as I need to go mobile. Found this magazine rack and it worked perfect. It even came with screws. Nice and sturdy and I just mounted it to the side of the desk. Perfect solution and price seems reasonable. I like that it is open for airflow as well to keep the machines cool. Couldn't be happier with this.

I purchased this to organize mail, in conjunction with the Spectrum Euro mail organizer. The mail organizer works well but I quickly realized that I needed a second product to manage all of the incoming catalogs and magazines, and I wanted something that would look good paired on the wall with the Euro organizer. I mounted this (with the included screws) under the mail organizer and, although the two styles don't match, they compliment each other very nicely. The simple, clean lines of the magazine rack would work (IMO) with a variety of decorating styles, from rustic to modern. It also functions beautifully paired with the mail organizer, easily holding up to a dozen catalogs and magazines, until I find the time to sort through them. And it looks exponentially better than having those same items on the kitchen counter or dining table. As for mounting it, because the screws work anywhere along the width of the back, I was able to utilize studs for both screws. Although I imagine that the (also included) drywall mounts would also work, the design allowing for a variable distance between the screws, thereby increasing the likelihood that it can be mounted on studs, is yet another plus and one I wish more wall-mounted items would employ.

Perfect for holding paper bags !

The rack itself is well constructed, functional, and blends well into its surroundings. I'm quite happy that I purchased it and it has served its purpose well. That said, I had some difficulty with the installation as the heads of both screws snapped off and had to be dug out of the wall with pliers. After switching to higher quality hardware though, it was installed in less than 5 minutes. Overall, I'd definitely recommend the purchase, but the shoddy screws are the reason it only gets four stars.

I bought this to use in my home gym. While I don't normally sit and read magazines in this space, I needed some place to store two important workout related items: #1 is my log book which is a black binder that measures 7"X9" and is 1-1/2" thick. #2 is THE BIBLE aka Arnold Schwarzeneggers "The New Encylopedia of Modern Bodybuilding". This book is the size of a Metropolitan phone book and measures 8-1/2"X11" and is 1-3/4" thick and heavy. Because I don't have or want shelves in this room (dust collectors!) these two things get stored on a weight bench and then moved to the floor and then back again. I thought a good solution would be a wall hung magazine rack as long as it was deep enough and sturdy. My requirements were that it be simple and not frilly, inexpensive and black. This is the second one I saw on Amazon and knew right off it was "the one". It's PERFECT! It holds both items beautifully! With the bound side up, the log book slides in nicely behind THE BIBLE. The total depth of this rack is 3-1/4" but the front has enough "give" to it that I could probably stuff a third item such as a magazine in there with no problem. The sturdiness of this rack is very impressive. What a great purchase!

I bought this for something stylish to put on the wall next to the back door to store my grocery bags. Due to COVID I am currently using paper, as that is what the only thing the store allows, and they fit perfectly, without any sag. When this dreaded virus is finally gone, it will work perfectly for my reusable bags as well.

There are times when the best product for a given purpose is a product designed for something else entirely. This is one of those times. I was looking for a rabbit hay feeder and all the ones I found were pretty mediocre. You wouldn't think that something as simple as a hay feeder would be that hard to design properly but there you go. Anyway, it occurred to me that magazine dispensers might do the trick and, after looking through a bunch of them, found this to be the best of the lot. It's perfect -- the bars are spaced close enough to hold in the hay, and far apart enough to let a rabbit poke its head in to eat the hay. For the purposes of a hay feeder, the open sides are also a plus because it lets the rabbit also access hay from the sides. I did make two modifications, one necessary and one that's probably overkill. The necessary modification is that I hot glued an 8 inch strip of wood to each side so the rabbit can't accidentally knock the magazine stand over. The overkill modification is I put a small board across the top to weigh down the hay a little and loosely tied it to the middle vertical bar to keep it centered and let it float with the hay consumption. This modification isn't necessary and may even be counter-productive, I'll see. In any case, if you have a rabbit and want to make yourself an excellent hay feeder, get this, add two stabilizing strips to the sides, and you'll have something vastly better than anything you can buy that's built specifically for this purpose.

I have holiday apartments and I needed something to put on the wall to hold trays and chopping boards these magazine racks work perfectly

La opinión en este caso es según para lo que se ha utilizado y a mí me ha venido fantástico para usarlo como soporte atornillando a la mesa, de un portátil que uso como fijo con una pantalla.

This is a great magazine rack with which I can find no fault. * Wall-mounted (I mounted mine to the side of my wood vanity) means one less thing on the bathroom floor. * Easy flexible mounting - screws can go anywhere in the slots on the top. * Clean looking - blends in with darker bathroom fixtures like rubbed bronze * Large capacity - slot holds 3.5" or 9cm (thickness) of books, magazines * Wide, tall slot - securely holds large children's books or magazines

Perfect for catalogue

Great product. Looks great too.