Hodedah 4-Shelf Bookcase in Beech

vThe Hodedah 4-Shelf Bookcase in Mahogany is a great addition to any home or office, offering both style and practicality. The rich mahogany finish gives it an elegant look, while the sturdy construction provides reliable storage for books, decor, and other essentials.✅ Pros:Sleek Mahogany Finish: Adds a classy touch to any space.Spacious Shelves: Plenty of room for books, decor, and more.Compact & Versatile: Fits well in small or large spaces.Affordable & Easy to Assemble: Great value for the price.⚠️ Cons:Not Solid Wood: Made from engineered wood, but still sturdy.May Need Extra Support: Heavier items may require reinforcement.Final Verdict:If you're looking for an affordable, stylish, and functional bookcase, the Hodedah 4-Shelf Bookcase in Mahogany is a fantastic choice. It’s perfect for organizing any space while adding a touch of elegance!

This 3-shelf bookcase is the perfect addition to my classroom! It's sturdy and well-built, providing ample space to hold all my textbooks neatly and securely. The design is both functional and attractive, fitting seamlessly into the classroom environment. The shelves are spacious and can accommodate even the heaviest of textbooks without any sagging. Assembly was straightforward and quick, allowing me to get it set up and organized in no time. Highly recommend this bookcase for anyone looking to create an efficient and organized space for their classroom materials!

Pros:Easy assembly with only the 4 tack gliders and 4 Allen wrench screws per shelf.Looks decent and seems sturdy enough to hold the books it will hold.Cons:A few pieces were damaged slightly in shipping- cosmetic only but maybe speaks to the overall quality.Screws are visible on the sides of the unit and don’t have any sort of cover as I have seen on other similar productsUnderside of the shelves are unfinished, so if you look from seated you will see this.

Sturdy, stylish, and easy to assemble—perfect for small spaces! Holds plenty of books and looks great in any room.

Came already cracked, and the wood was messed up. So we returned it the same day.. I was just told to fit it back in the box as good as I could so I put tape all around it.

This seems like a nice enough shelf and a great price. Quality particle board, solid screws, instructions that's don't seem too difficult at all. I can't get in touch with anyone at the Company and their website doesn't seem to work. I can't drive 2+ hours to Coney Island to ask for assistance. When I unpacked the pieces, panel 5 has a squashed dead bug on it. We checked the box for additional bugs and larvae and luckily there were none. So, 3 star review for the bug and inability to contact the import company via email or messaging and potential for infestation. Nice shelf that will most likely meet my needs, but 3 star for the bug and website. I'm hoping it was machine-packed and a person didn't allow that to get through. Quality control may need to reevaluate their processes.

It looks nice and was pretty straightforward to assemble. It comes with anti-tip hardware as well. The wood grain looks nice and it’s particle board but feels sturdy enough.For some reason they put the label stickers on this finished edge and they’re hard to remove/leave residue.

Summary in the title: Easy to assemble, sturdy, bolts are brass colored and don’t match color, came dirty, AND safety strap would not attachPros:Nice finish for priceBolt holes lined up very wellEasy to assemble with Allen wrench - pay close attention to picturesVery sturdy for price - holding about 50 lbs of books no problem, maybe moreCons:Came dirty and had to be wiped down first. May want to assemble this on the included cardboard and not your nice rug/carpetBolts are brass colored and clearly stand out from shelf bodyMOST IMPORRANTLY: when I went to install the anti-tip, safety hardware, the screw split the MDF in half. Not only does that mean that I was not able to install the important safety hardware, it also means that had I’ve been successful, and the shelf went to tip. It is unlikely that the screws would have remained in the wood, but rather would have the shelf to freefall without any restraint.If you’re reading this, I will try to remember to upload whatever solution I come up with when I come up with it. However, some ideas I have are using liquid nails to attach a canvas strap that I then attach using a drywall anchor to the wall, a attaching a bracket to the underside of the top back ledge with several screws that I can then attach a drywall anchor to