Coaster Display Stand, Car Coaster Display Rack, 3 Tier Retail Counter Tabletop Wooden Display Stand, Portable Product Display Stand For Vendors, Farmer Market, Craft Show, Tradeshows , Showcase

I wasn’t sure how sturdy this would be, but I’m pleasantly surprised. It took a little bit to assemble (I wouldn’t want to assemble and disassemble for every show), but I think it will hold up pretty well to being transported fully assembled. It also looks nice and displays my coasters well.

Great quality easy to put together and hold multiple items will order more.

Likes: Wood, slides together, light weight, nice color. Sturdy when put together. Alot of display space. Also can use back inside for overflow. Nice design.Neutral: it is tight fit, so need to be VERY careful when sliding the pieces together. I broke off one end tab. Structurally it was sound but bothered me part of the Tab visible was missing. I could not slide apart to move piece as once together very tight fitting. I did not want to risk breaking another. Glued it back in place but had to do and so thin that it is not perfect. No one would noti e really, and even so it is still a structurally strong display stand.Dislike: big bold warning on instructions to be very careful when putting together would be nice.

Even though it's advertised as a coaster display stand, you could use it for so many other things as well. It comes disassembled with a lot of little pieces, but the instructions are top tier with both images and text so this was very easy to put together. It would be possible to break it down and take it apart I think, but the pieces are fragile (even if it's sturdy when together) so I wouldn't want to risk it. But this is a great stand for whatever small items you might have.

I love it. I'm using it for a laser cut crafts side business. This is made by a small business doing exactly that and they did a great job, so that feels good. The manual is clear and well illustrated. Very little scorching, almost too tight tolerances, everything aligns perfect. I did have a little trouble the first time assembling it, not that it was complicated because it is not, but because they compensated for kerf so well haha. There is plenty of space on the back panel for your logo and they marked a line for aligning a label if you choose. Once you have all of the pieces in place it is super strong and rigid. The edges are well cut without burning and have a nice clean appearance. 100% recommended product and you're supporting a fellow small business. I could have cut this myself but hey this saved me a bunch of time and hassle by leaving it to them. The surface grain is also top quality.

This is a very cute, versatile display! It does fit coasters nicely, but any small item fits quite well, be it crafts, little teacups, action figures, etc. It's quite sturdy, with its size, you shouldn't be able to put on anything heavy enough to break it. It is solid wood, and looks nice and neat. It was pretty straightforward to put together, though a bit hard to take apart with how you have to squeeze pieces in. While it does fold and disassemble very flat, you probably want to make this a permanent display if you can. It's pretty flat even when formed anyways. If you like to display a small collection or run any kind of shop physically or online, this is a cute stand to have.

Arrives flat with about a dozen pieces and instruction sheet. Easy to assemble, but unfortunately four of the pieces arrived with broken or slanted breaking ends; see my first four pictures. Fortunately everything holds together even without the missing corners. Cute once assembled, and the nine positions hold coasters fine. See my last image for an "off-label" use: choir risers for toy singers :-).

This is a beautiful and sturdy display stand that can be used to display many types of things, such as figurines or shells, and not just coasters. Assembling it was fast and very easy. A minor problem I had is that the bottom shelf does not cover the vertical part beneath it, so it is somewhat annoying. I measured the width of the three shelves, and they came out the same; therefore, even if I switched them around, it would not fix the problem. Its picture on the webpage shows the same stick-out, so did the manufacturer design it that way on purpose? Common sense tells me that most people would like the three shelves to look the same, not with one of them having something below it sticking out.