This is a cute little CD rack made of clear acrylic. My only complaint is that it could be bigger, with more tiers so as to hold more CDs. Given its simple construction this would not be difficult to do. It comes disassembled, with 3 shelves and two side panels that will need to be screwed together, much like a spice rack (in fact it could conceivably be used as a spice rack as well). 14 pairs of short bolt/nut are included - you only need 12 so there are two extras in case you lose some or if any of them don't match well. Note the side panels have protective plastic film covering on both sides, one semi clear and one white, that will need to be peeled off first. Anyway it took 5-10 minutes to get everything attached and most of the bolts except one worked fine so the extras came in handy. The rack is very light weight but quite solid and sturdy enough for the 24 CDs, and given its small footprint can be moved around and placed anywhere without taking up much space. Read more

This CD rack comes flat/unassembled, in an unlabeled brown cardboard box held shut with tape. All the parts were in a resealable clear plastic bag wrapped in bubble-wrap. The two triangular side pieces are each covered with two pieces of plastic film to protect them from scratches, which should be peeled off before you start assembling the rack. The three rectangular trays don't have any peel-off plastic, but were each in a separate open-ended plastic bag. And the hardware came in a tiny tear-open bag. There were no printed instructions, and no tools provided. I have small nimble fingers, so I was able to assemble this by hand pretty quickly, without bothering to get out my own tools. Most people will probably want to use a small screwdriver (the screws are compatible with both Phillips and flat/slotted), and a small nut-driver or socket or wrench. A magnetic dish to hold the hardware after you tear open that tiny bag would also be helpful. The hardware mostly screwed together smoothly, but one of the screws I got had some small defect in the threads, causing nuts to be unable to screw far enough onto it. Fortunately the manufacturer had included two extra screws and two extra nuts, so it wasn't a problem. Once fully assembled, the rack doesn't wobble at all, and looks suitable for use on a counter in a retail store. I'll just be using mine at home to display a few of my favorite CDs. Matching racks with more tiers are also available from another brand "Vowcarol" - ASIN B0CZL9VCM9 has 4 tiers, holding 32 CDs; and ASIN B0D6R91ZFH has 7 tiers, holding 56 CDs. I had been considering those, but thought they would've been too large for the place I wanted to put this rack, so I was glad to see this 3-tier version from "Philbinden" show up later. Read more