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Question: Are they sturdy enough to use as a room divider on carpet and is the back finished? Thanks for your help.
Document: Bought this bookshelf for my teenage daughter's room. Very sturdy, easy to put together. She loves having all this extra storage space!
This is a standard Sauder peice of furniture. It is made of partical board/pressed wood but very sturdy and easy to put together. Looks great and since the back is covered by the books you barely notice the creases on the backng. A piece in the box was damaged but went to Sauder's website and ordered a replacement part with no charge, question, or problem. The part came within a week.
absolutely loved this piece! sturdy and a great colour. the instructions were very easy to use and assembly was cinch! if it hadn't come with a big gash in the wood of the top molding i'd have no complaints! (seems as though it was damaged prior to shipping. the box was in great condition and the position of the piece in the box wouldn't have allowed for that type of damage!) otherwise a sturdy piece of furniture that works great in my space!
Disappointed in the quality of this order. I've bought Sauder before and was happy with the results. This was a poorly designed piece. Unstable on carpet! Not sure how to fix. The particle board used on the sides is cheap and easily splits out when nailing on the back. One piece was broken, not by the shippers but by the way the pieces were stacked for shipping.Sorry I spent the time and money on this!
looks pretty too. Sturdy - just be methodical about assembling it, I am a woman and I did it myself.
This bookcase is fairly simple to put together. The only hard part was nailing the flimsy back on. Be very careful whendoing this part, I damaged the finish a little. Overall, very happy with this bookcase.
I'm going to try and get some plywood and brace it back together behind the fake back wall part and hopefully put it back together again.The shelf is fine if you are going to build it, put stuff on it that doesn't immediately cause it to collapse, and never touch it again. Otherwise it will probably fall apart.It did look good and was a great size. It's just really cheap material.
Don't rush or use excessive force, or you risk damaging the bookcase. Once set up, however, it is very study and a lovely color. It comes with a bolt to steady it against a wall just in case, but I personally didn't find a need for it.If the bookcase arrives damaged, I recommend contacting Sauder directly for replacement parts.
These have a nice quality look to them. It took me 3 hours to build the first one and 1.5 hours for the second. It was a big help the second time using a right angle tool to ensure the pieces were lined up correctly before I tightened the bolts the final time. The assembly instructions were ok but there are a few changes I would make to the order of assembly.
An excellent bookcase for the price! I've had mine for several months now and pretty full of books, and I've had no issues with it so far.I found it straightforward to assemble, though be forewarned the entire package is rather heavy. If you have to lug it up a flight of stairs like I had to, I recommend either getting someone to help you or opening the package and taking a few parts at a time. The rest can be done fairly easily with just one person, however.
Answer: Not sturdy enough to be a room divider.  The back is cardboard covered with a veneer to match the bookcase.