Straight Black Wooden Cupcake Stand, Earring Display Stand, Jewelry Display, Dessert Table Display Set, Card Display Rack, Sticker Display, Earring Display for Selling, Card Stand

I have mixed feelings about this display. It looks as pictured in listing photos... however it isn't finished, the wood is raw and therefore if you are planning on using this as a display at a craft show or a store you would need to finish it, seal the wood, otherwise it will get dirty and the only way to clean it will likely be to sand it. The feel is sort of similar to a heavy cardboard covered with a thin layer of wood... not sure what kind of wood or what's underneath... that being said, it sort of looks like that in the photos. It's simple to put together, don't need any tools, which is good. However, I don't think I will be taking this apart. If feels sturdy when it's put together but I am not sure it will hold up to being pulled apart and put together repeatedly. To avoid this situation I plan to transport it in its assembled state (it's lightweight so that's not an issue, just a bit bulky). Got both the straight and corner displays as they sort of fit together, though not literally, need to keep a bit of space between as that looks better then trying to make them 'fit' :)

Assembly wise it's an easy process. Every piece is labeled which made it easy when putting together. The pieces felt sturdy enough but when I was trying to put everything together I was worried that it would break. Once I tried to put the pieces together I realized that the holes for the boards to fit into did not. It was like the holes were too small. I had this issue with all the boards. I had to use force and try to finally get the boards in. All the pressure made me think I was going to break the base boards. Once I managed to slid everything together it cut a nice look. It's pretty lightweight and easy to carry around. The wood felt smooth with no splinters. It'll hold my dessert cups nicely. Overall, it's a decent stand but just difficult to assemble.

Review of DS THE DISPLAY STORE Straight Natural Wooden Cupcake Stand, Earring Display Stand for Selling, Jewelry Display, Dessert Table Display Set, Card Display Rack, Sticker Display Card Stand,I selected this stand for displaying my wife and my craft items. The stand is sturdy it assembled easily enough, but may be hard to take apart without damaging. Currently I was going to leave it assembled as I had a craft show on Saturday, but that was canceled so I disassembled the shelves till the next event. Just trying to pull them apart put too much strain on the joints so I stopped trying that. I then did little impact blows to the shelves, like little karate chops near the joints, alternating sides as they moved. This worked great and I got the shelves apart fairly quickly. Using a rubber mallet to tap near the joints would have worked well too I think.Size is good, the materials are sturdy enough (a lightweight form of plywood), and the look is good. One downside is it doesn’t assemble and disassemble as easily as I hoped. Perhaps it will grow easier with use.

I purchased this little display stand to hold my natural beauty products at craft shows. It was easy to assemble but I had trouble taking it apart. I was worried I would break something so I just decided to leave it assembled so it will last longer. It held my products well and seems sturdy. It looked nice on my table and I think I will get much use out of it.

The wood is very dry and porous. This makes handling a little uncomfortable.The pieces fit very snug, so careful and firm handling is necessary. I felt like the boards were close to breaking at times (considering the amount of pressure that was needed).The stickers really adhere to the wood. There are light spots where the glue needed to be coaxed off. Fortunately, these can be positioned inward or downward to minimize visibility.The ad looks glossier than the actual product. It's more of a porous matte effect.Once assembly is complete, the result is a stable and pleasant looking stand.

I got this to see if I could reclaim some of my kitchen space. This sits on the counter next to my toaster and holds a few of my smaller items from the kitchen. I have been able to open a small amount of kitchen space back up. Very nice addition.

I was able to compare this shelf side by side to the very similar Flenpptly Retail Display Shelves (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CB5HN7WL). In the included photos, the other stand is the smaller one to the left. The DS straight shelf is in the middle and the DS Corner Shelf is to the right. I do craft shows and have been interested in finding ways to move my display space upwards off the table top.This particular shelf set comes without any tools. The two sides are connected with simple bracers that connect with locking slots. The set goes together tightly, but seems like something I can break down easily, but seems very well engineered and I think it will last for many shows. The shelving is made from birch-like plywood with the vertical sides and bracers being a relatively thin 2 or 3 ply, but the shelving itself a beautiful thick 5-6 ply wood. Everything is laser cut precisely and I had no trouble asssembling it.In comparison to the Flennpptly shelves, the DS shelving is larger in depth, width and height. The pictures show my 3.5" decorative spheres on the shelves. I also do flat pieces and the additional height and depth created a beautiful display surface for me to lean them against. The laser cut grooves in the shelves are more decorate than function as they are very thin. In cost comparison, the DS shelving is more expensive ($28 vs $20) and it really shows in the engineering, design and materials. However, the additional sturdiness really helps and it's a much nicer piece for on my tables.As a vendor at shows, I want my expensive pieces shown well. After viewing both of these shelves, I would be inclined to purchase this DS shelving simply because I would not need to do any additional finishing to make it look nice. A few years back, I would have chosen the Flennpptly instead because the price point is significantly cheaper for a functionally similar item and I would have had time to decorate the shelves.