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Question: How many boxes is it? I received one, which said one of two.
Document: I read a lot of reviews about how hard it was to put together. It's true that the only pieces that are labeled are the actual shelving pieces, but honestly, the directions are not hard to figure out. Just take everything out of the boxes (comes in two) and match them up with what you are supposed to have gotten (the instructions have pictures of EVERYTHING) and it's easy from there on. I don't understand what was so difficult about it.
It was a little hard to read...but the shape was a dead giveaway. So after I figured out the order, the numbers on the boards confirmed it.Many reviewers have written that it's not obvious which is up and which is down. I think for what you just need a little common sense and as you go along building this thing, you will figure it out...many of the boards just fit one way.
You cannot reverse this bookcase! It can only go in the LEFT corner of a room! I love the product & it is beautiful, but I really wish they would make a matching reversed bookcase to go in the right corner of my room for the rest of my books that didn't fit on this one. The building wasn't that difficult, just had to be meticulous & double check to make sure everything was where it needed to be. Everything was labeled correctly in my shipment & it did come in 2 boxes.
this is a basic nice large bookcase. pretty easy assembly but i was expecting cube ( even sides and shelf sections) but its a bit taller than wide partitions. good for tall books and vases. very useful but not reverseable only one descent I would love if it was laminated on all edges so you can put two together in a pyramid or valley formation.
The piece was put together with no problem, although the instructions were mostly in pictures. Just lay out all the pieces first and decipher them from each other, and you should be fine.I was going to leave the backings off and have hollow cubes, but the backs turned out to be necessary if you want any kind of stability. The shelves are slightly adjustable with 3 holes positions for each, so you can get one or two extra inches in certain cubes if needed.
We bought two of these for a corner where we had to work around a window and it's worked well for us. I have 5 kids who love to read and the shelf has been climbed on and re-organized plenty of times. The second one I turned around to go the other direction and lifted the melamine trim off with an iron to put it on the other side. It still looks great. I do with the shelves were a little more secure when placed.
This is a very nice, well built, sturdy shelving unit! Just like IKEA, but way better because it wasn't outragously priced! I had read the reviews and saw that many felt it was pretty difficult to put together... and they were sort of right. It took my husband and I about30 minutes to put together, but we didn't really use the directions at all.
If you are aren't used to moving heavy, awkward boxes, it will be difficult to get it to the room where you want to assemble it.
The product is made out of extremely cheap materials which lends itself to easy damage. Also there were NO instructions on how to assemble the product -- there are many, many pieces of cheap pressboard parts (each a different size) and a whole mess of various hardware. There is no way to figure out how to assemble it without instructions. Absolutely awful! !
Over all it's awesome and I highly suggest purchasing :D! Most importantly you might receive it in two packages, so don't get angry when you receive 12 pieces of wood.
Answer: It's been awhile but I believe there were two boxes