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Style: Shelving
Features
- Solid / Composite Wood
- 4-tier bookshelf offers classic casual style
- Crafted of solid beechwood with warm Honey finish
- Rectangular shelves with ladder-style sides and narrow back rails
- Matching computer desk, corner table, printer stand, file cabinet, and bookshelf available
- Assembly required; measures 26-inch wide by 12-inch deep by 42-inch high
Description
Showcase a favorite book collection, display photos and souvenirs, or organize a home office with Winsome Wood's four-tier bookshelf. Crafted of solid/composite wood, this simple style features deep shelves, open ladder-style sides, and narrow back support rails. The warm Honey finish brings out the wood's lovely grain and adds an inviting, casual glow to any room. The bookshelf also matches Winsome Wood's computer desk, writing desk, corner table, printer stand, and file cabinet. It measures 26 inches wide by 12 inches deep by 42 inches high. Assembly is required. Showcase a favorite book collection, display photos and souvenirs, or organize a home office with Winsome Wood's four-tier bookshelf. Crafted of solid beechwood, this simple style features deep shelves, open ladder-style sides, and narrow back support rails. The warm Honey finish brings out the wood's lovely grain and adds an inviting, casual glow to any room. The bookshelf also matches Winsome Wood's computer desk, writing desk, corner table, printer stand, and file cabinet. It measures 26 inches wide by 12 inches deep by 42 inches high. Assembly is required. --Kara Karll
Product Dimensions: 12 x 26 x 42 inches
Item Weight: 29 pounds
Department: Barstools
Manufacturer: Winsome Wood
Country of Origin: Thailand
Item model number: 99342
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Volume: 1.95 Cubic Feet
Fabric Type: Solid / Composite Wood
Finish Types: Honey
Assembly Required: Yes
Number of Pieces: 1
Warranty Description: 60 days parts.
Number of Shelves: 4
Batteries Required?: No
Included Components: See description
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Style: Shelving
We had been looking for a long time for a shelf just like this. We put 3 side by side for a bank of shelves (photo). The were easy to assemble (about 20-30 mins each). No more difficult than an ikea shelf, but better built than ikea: these are solid (beech), not laminate over composite. I also like that they are open on the sides and back, giving a lighter look overall. Very happy with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2017 by K Lomas K Lomas
Style: Shelving
I've purchased two of these now. Both seem well made. The assembly wasn't difficult. Took maybe 30 minutes. The hardest part is the effort in tightening down all of the screws, is a strain on fingers and hands! The second unit I received was missing one of three of the cross bars that go across the back. Although there was a form that could be filled out and mailed in to get missing parts, I opted to just skip it. Doesn't seem to affect stiffness of the overall shelf without one. A note from my experience. The type of wood used on some imported furniture like this tends to be fairly hard but also more brittle than some other wood species. When installing the screws, I've found it helpful to make sure the screw is as much aligned with the hole as possible. If the screw goes in at too much of a angle off of square, it will get much more difficult to drive all the way in and also is more likely to crack the adjoining piece of wood.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2017 by Dennis Kimball
Style: Shelving
Smaller than I expected, but hey, I didn't read the dimensions provided in the description. Nice quality; nothing was warped or missing. Sturdy little bookcase, this has made for an awesome addition to our bedroom for all my nightime reading. I put two of these up next to each other, and they perform as advertised. And the smell wasn't horribly overpowering, unlike some other boxed furniture I've had in the past.....which, by the way, is best gotten rid of with a quick wipe down with a homemade cleaning solution made of: 1 cup vinegar, 2 cups water, 2 tablespoons baking soda, and 2 tablespoons of lemon zest (my wife tells me lemon juice does not work as nicely). A helpful hint for all you environmentally sensitive folks out there. We actually use that cleaning solution for cleaning everything around the house, since manufactured cleaning products are so toxic/carcinogenic (my recommendation is if you can't pronounce the ingredients, don't use it). I also heavily recommend rubbing candle wax on the threads of the screws as well to make them easier to screw into the wood. The machining isn't precise on the provided allen wrench, and you may hurt your hands putting this together. UPDATE 7/7/18: I now have 5 of these, looking at getting a 6th. I love these things. I only wish they were a bit taller, but you really can't beat these for the price!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2018 by Steven K
Style: Shelving
These are the best bookshelves on Amazon. I have an extensive library. Everything I’ve tried so far either cost over $700 per bookcase or falls apart as soon as you put more than 5 books on a shelf. These are magnificent! They hold up all the weight, do not sag, do not shift, look great and are very easy to assemble. You will need two people to put them together, because one person has to hold everything in place, while the other tightens the screws, but it will take less than 20 minutes to build one shelf. My only wish is that they came with four shelves height - I am running out of room for my books and have to pile them up on the top.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2021 by Dolores Day Dolores Day
Style: Shelving
Being senior citizens (both of us are a tick over 60), my wife and I have always bought the best furniture we could afford from the day we were married. Since we were into Early American and Traditional furniture, furniture makers such as Ethan Allen, Pennsylvania House, and Tell City were the sources we bought our wood furniture. Solid hard rock maple, cherry, and walnut, these types of wood furniture are what we've invested in over the years. These were not veneered plywood-based pieces, but solid hardwoods in the aforementioned woods. Expensive... yes (for example, $1,200 in the mid-'80s for a Queen Anne style sofa table), but they look as good now as they did when we purchased the majority of them 25 to 40 years ago. Ethan Allen is still around, but they've reinvented themselves, and both Pennsylvania House and Tell City no longer exist. It seems the younger generation desires cheap, e.g. throwaway furniture, thus great American furniture companies have gone away in favor of those in China, Thailand, Vietnam, and IKEA's many sources, which often tends to be Poland. Why did I discuss these companies, simply to lend some credibility that I know how good furniture is built, in terms of joinery, and overall construction and attention to detail. For the price paid for the Winsome Wood 4-Tier Bookshelf in Honey, this item is an excellent value. Is the joinery perfect? No, but it's certainly good enough for its use and $79 price! I'm not certain of the type of wood used here since the country of origin is Thailand, but its real solid wood, not a veneered form, and certainly not particle or flake board based. It's likely a wood that's plentiful in Thailand - if any other owner knows the wood type, please comment. The joinery on the upright side pieces is acceptable; the joinery on the individual shelves is excellent. The instructions, essentially graphically based, are very straightforward and easy to follow. The instructions recommend two people for assembly, but I assembled it by myself in less than 30 minutes. One area was, and still is, a bit cloudy, and that pertains to the three horizontal pieces that connect the left and right uprights at the rear of the unit. These pieces have two dowel pins on each end that fit into two holes at the rear of the left and right upright piece. The dowel pins are fluted, and this implies that wood glue should be used. Nothing was stated, or graphically implied, regarding the use of wood glue at these twelve strategic points. I submit that if you plan to never knock this down into its individual pieces again. you may wish to strongly consider the use of a bit of wood glue on the dowel pins. However, if you do plan to take it apart in the future, certainly don't use the glue. I didn't use wood glue, and have noticed these three horizontal pieces do rock a bit back and forth. I'm seriously considering taking it apart, and applying wood glue to the dowel pins, as I'm sure it would increase the structural strength at the rear of the unit. I did not use the 4mm Allen hex wrench supplied in the package to install the hex head wood screws. Rather I used a hand driver with a 4mm hex head for the initial "loose" tightening of the screws. I put some Bee's Wax on the threads of the screws, and this makes the process much easier as it lubricates the threads and wood during the tightening process. This is an old wood worker's trick to ensure that you don't crack the wood. A bar of hand soap, especially Dove, will work in a pinch. I performed the final tightening after all of the shelves were installed with a 4mm hex head extension on a 3/8" socket and ratchet. This made the installation of the top very easy, as the supplied 4mm Allen wrench interferes with the upright side pieces when tightening the top shelf. I know many homeowner's don't have these various types of tools, but I used to work on European cars as a hobby, and I have tons of unique Metric tools, including socket sets with Metric hex head drivers. The color is a touch lighter in color or hue than viewed on Amazon's product page, but this could be the calibration of my LCD monitor. It's used in our finished basement with some oak office furniture that I hand finished with walnut Danish wiping oil, so the Winsome bookshelf is certainly a lighter shade than the oak, tending toward almost a light to medium maple color. But, it's totally acceptable for our application to hold photos, and other small items. The finish on the uprights and the tops of the shelves are fine with no roughness whatsoever. It's obvious there's a difference in finish of the top and bottom of each shelf, but the tops of the shelves on our unit were sanded smooth and the finish was even. All in all, very acceptable finishing of the bookshelf. We considered a leaning shelf, aka ladder shelf, for this application, but we have a cat, and we've been told that the leaning shelf becomes a new toy for any feline! Overall, this bookshelf is a serious bargain at Amazon's current price point. Go to Wally World or any other Big Box store and price out something similar in particle board. There is absolutely no question that this is superior to any particle board-based inexpensive bookshelf. What amazes me is given Amazon's profit margin, the margin of the importer (Winsome), what the cost of production of this product must be. No wonder American companies can no longer compete at the low end with this type of real wood product. This bookshelf probably hits incoming customs at a cost of less than $25 to $40 per unit (likely even less I'll wager), and that's simply unbelievable given the overall quality of this bookshelf.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2012 by Colloquor
Style: Shelving
This is a great value for a nice looking bookshelf. I won't enter the "is it wood or is it composite" fray that others are writing about, but I will say that compared to anything you can purchase at a big-box retailer, this bookshelf is the best looking, most durable value for the money you're likely to find. It is on the smallish side, but that's clear given the dimensions that are listed in the description. The finish is quite nice, there is no flex to the shelves, the screws that hold it all together are solid (the only tool you'll need comes with the purchase - an Allen wrench), and it's sturdy and well-balanced. And I don't give five star reviews very often.
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