tongmo Floor-standing 3-Layer Magazine Rack, Brochure Display Stand, made of high-hardness metal, suitable for Exhibitions, Offices, and any organization requiring information display. (3F-Black)

The design of this Brochure Display Stand is simple and appealing. The installation is a bit tricky as only a screwdriver is provided. If a wrench were included, it would make bolt installation easier and ensure a secure fit. Its capacity is sufficient for one rack, accommodating 4-5 magazines of standard thickness.

The pro and con of this item is that it's lightweight. Because it's lightweight, it'd be great for taking to trade shows or a booth or the like; but also because it's lightweight, placement will be important. This can be knocked over pretty easily, and securing the legs would be ideal if the rack isn't in a corner or out of the way of foot traffic.I agree with some others' comments that a cheap wrench being included would have been more helpful, and painted white hardware would have been a very nice touch, but I did receive all the parts and pieces necessary. The instructions were mediocre at best. The pictures were the most helpful part, the rest was easy enough to figure out.Each shelf has 4 screws; an upper set and a lower set. I found that tightening/ loosening the upper set gave me control over the angle of the shelf. I left the shelves angled back just a bit from the frame, but if you prefer the shelves be more in line with the frame, that can be achieved too.Overall, a nice stand and I'm happy with it.

the smaller bar is not wide enough to fit a standard magazine, defeats entire purpose, have to bend the magazine to make it fit

Perfect!Looks amazing, and is functional for our new venture to present literature to our people!We highly recommend!

I was kind of dubious about what I had ordered here particularly the white version. Turns out it’s a great little display of easy to grab magazines and suitable for office or home. Assembly is simple.

It's a simple device. It holds literature. It was easy to assemble and does what it needs to do. If it were outside it would probably be more affected by the wind than one that uses a solid acrylic face. I also like the space at the top which could hold a sticker or sign identifying the company. My company uses green as its color so I'm considering repainting it. It's got a nice gloss paint job on it so I'd have to sand it down. Right now I taped a sign to the top which works fine. It's light enough to easily move. If I were to use it in a public area outside, I'd probably put the box of flyers on the base to hold it in place. I like it.

The rack is all-metal (with a couple of plastic bumpers in the ends of the tubing), so it is sturdy enough to last for many years of use. That said, it is rather light, so you might want to consider some weights on the bottom of the legs. If a heavy person were to fall on it, the rack would suffer a bit. It goes together easily with nuts and bolts. Keep things aligned and you will not go wrong. The manufacturer might consider painting the tops of the bolts in a matching white to hid them, and perhaps even the nuts (they are simply a steel color). There is a banner at the top where you can put your name or announcement. Each rack element will hold about 50 pages (rough estimate!). Excellent!

It says to attach the pieces with screws and nuts but doesn't provide any?? It would be a great product if it came with all the pieces. I put it together with zip ties.