Atlantic Drawbridge Media Storage Cabinet - Organize optical media, up to 240 CD, or 108 DVD, or 132 BD/Video Games, Adjustable Shelves, PN 37935726 in Black

Can fit 4 shelves worth of DVDs and Blu-Rays. It can fit more shelves if you're only doing CDs. It's easy to put together. The size isn't too bulky. It's also easy to move around.

It comes in a very small elongated box, its packed well has a spare screw for of each type, instructions are fairly straightforward, but you need to look at facing of certain boards since it isnt shown well in diagram. The two long boards have indented hole along them to slide the backing in place, I like this better then hammering in nails to the back in other towers, but you need to make sure everything else is screwed in well otherwise there's no support to keep backing in place. I had two shelf boards left over after I measured how many blurays I can max out. Its fairly sturdy, but I'd have to play around with it if I get another one to see if it's sturdy enough to stack on top of each other, so far satisfied.I'm actually impressed at how flush everything looks now, even looks good with pop figures. I have my whole 4k and bluray collection in it, with room for more.

While the construction of this media cabinet is not exceptional, it does end up being an effective storage solution. The tower is built out of the usual cheap pressed wood pulp, though it should have no trouble holding up to your media collection. The assembly is easy and only required about five minutes. The pieces are labeled and the instructions are clear, but the tower can be assembled without even opening them. The tower is held together by a combination of wooden dowels and screws. I was initially worried about stability, but was thankfully proven wrong. After all of the parts are together, the tower's wide base makes it stable even on carpet. After installing the screws, there are no plastic caps or stickers to hide the screw holes. The screws finish is black making it harder to spot the holes, but they are noticeable if that bothers you.The tower is fairly small once assembled and seems much larger in the picture. It only stands about waist high (I am 6ft tall) but manages to hold quite a bit of media. If you use the tower for DVDs or Blu-Rays, you will have a couple of extra shelves left over. You can only use all of the included shelves if you use part of it for CD storage. The shelves are installed by placing them on four metal dowels that are inserted in pre-drilled holes on the tower's uprights. The shelves are routed allowing the shelf to be more secure since it slides onto these dowels instead of just floating on them. Given how cheaply made this tower is, it is a nice addition that should ensure your shelves do not slide out of the tower (a great benefit given that my sub woofer sits directly beside it.) If you are looking at a cheap storage solution, this cabinet should do well so long as you don't expect premium construction out of a $30 product. The lack of screw hole coverings seems a bit cheap, but can easily be rectified on your own. While this cabinet will not be your most prized piece of furniture, it does to an admirable job of holding a lot a media for very little money.

This shelf is amazing! I'm no Bob the Builder, yet I was able to put it together by myself. (I felt incredibly proud.)It looks great, and holds all of my PS4 games, and still has room for some movies and then some knick knacks on top.This thing is absolute quality in my eyes. Great value. It's sturdy, stable, perfect height, and I like color of the wood.

This is easy to put together and pretty sturdy. As others have said, it is made for dvds and cds so if you are looking to store heavier items or books it may not hold up long term.I read the dimensions before buying this so I knew it was going to be small, and that's exactly what I wanted. However, I can see how some people might be upset with the size. The picture on the website and on the box shows five shelves, one with a lot of extra space. However, in actuality it only has room for four shelves. I have two extra shelf pieces that I'm keeping in case one breaks. You can't move the shelves to make smaller CD shelves or try to make the shelves the exact size of a DVD case because of the placement of the peg holes. You could create a couple tiny shelves for knickknacks but that's about it. So, if you're visualizing a unit that has room for 5-6 shelves you may be picturing something larger than it actually is.Overall though, I am happy with this purchase. I wanted something small for my bedroom and this is it. And it is sooo much sturdier than the plastic piece of crap I bought before this.

The completed shelf feels fairly sturdy considering the amount of games on it when compared to similarly priced shelves (in regards to size, these games/DVDs - minus the Nintendo Switch games - ere on a plastic style shelf that broke after 2-3 years of use) and it’s appearance is fairly nice for the price range. HOWEVER, the assembly is what keeps this from being a five star item. The instructions are fine but the holes in place for the wooden inserts (I believe I saw another critical review of this item with detailed pictures of this) are horrendously misaligned which leads to some quick frustration. The pegs themselves are VERY slightly differing sizes (only noticeable when inserting them into the shelves, some stick out more than others as well) so I ended up breaking one of the middle section pieces [It isn’t visible in this photo because I gorilla glued it back, and it was on the rear facing section] while trying to insert/connect the top/bottom of the shelf together. I ended up just disregarding the pegs themselves & only using the screws for the rest of the building process. Assembly on the adjustable shelves was easier as they just sit on metal pegs, and otherwise with that major issue putting it together went quickly.