White bookcase

Super easy to assemble, went together perfectly, very smooth pure white. laminate. All shelves fit just right and very easy to adjust. I did buy the bigger, better shelf hardware (very cheap) and now I have put very heavy art books and shelves very stable. I bought two and am buying two more.

Assembles easily using cam locks that work well, but the bookcase relies on a nailed-in cardboard backing to stabilize it. The cardboard is folded for packing purposes, but is so thin and delicate that it split along the fold before I could install it. Cheap stuff. I don't recommend this product.

It's ok

I don't think assembly was super easy. The tiny screw and L bracket gave me a hard time. I spent most of the assembly on just that. The backboard is extremely flimsy and tore in two places with just me laying it on. It's just not a good piece for the backboard. The rest of the assembly was fair. It's not a horrible peace, but it's not in my opinion worth the price. It did hold all of our books and at a glance looks nice.

Buyer Beware!

If you’re planning to purchase this item be aware that’s it’s a 3rd party seller via Walmart (OJ Commerce). This company is horrendous to deal with if you want to return the item (which you most likely will be doing). You cannot return the item at a Walmart store and will have to contact them first. They will make you jump through a bunch of hoops before even considering that a return/refund is valid. When you comply with their requests they will then ignore your calls and emails for a refund.

Won't buy this brand again

I recently purchased the Furrino JAYA Simple Home bookcase because I needed additional storage. I had previously bought two similar bookcases for my classroom from Target several years ago; one was a Room Essentials brand item and the other was Home by Target (which apparently doesn't exist anymore or became something else). Both of those previous bookcases were fairly inexpensive and good quality for the price. I could not find either of those bookcases on the Target website, so I opted for something that looked similar but was more expensive. From the description and the price ($83 with shipping and taxes), I thought I would be getting a decent piece of furniture for my purposes, but I was wrong. First of all, the finish on this bookcase is very fragile. Each component is marked with a letter sticker--which helps with assembly--but when you peel off the sticker afterward, it takes the finish with it. Then you have a sticker-sized blotch where the "manufactured wood" shows through. Also, the "mini fix bolts" are larger than the hole they are supposed to screw into. Getting the bolts to go in straight is challenging, and when I had to unscrew a couple to straighten then out, they took the top edge of the hole with them. The "wood" just crumbled. In addition, the "finish" on one of the shelves is splotchy and looks like it had been handled before it was dry. I was optimistic, and thought that once I had the unit assembled that the whole would be better than its parts. I was wrong. This is not a sturdy bookcase--and if you buy it, you will definitely need to use the wall mounting hardware. Also, the back panel of the bookcase is just a glorified piece of cardboard folded in thirds. Plenty of nails are provided for tacking it on, but because of the insubstantial weight of the cardboard, it would be easy to tear a hole in it if you shelve a book with too much oomph. My head says to take it back to the store for a refund, but I don't feel like disassembling it for the return, so I have decided just to live with it. I won't be buying anything from this brand or their distributor (Noviland) again, though, and I will be very cautious about buying any furniture that I don't see assembled in the store. The descriptions on the website do not adequately capture the quality--or lack thereof--of the actual item.

Durability is questionable.

I purchased two 3-shelf bookcases from Furinno. Assembly was easy and only took 20 minutes for both. They are also lightweight, but not very sturdy; the shelves wobble with slight movement. The manufaucter included wall mounting hardware, but the baseboards in my home are thick and therefore, mounting it to the wall would not suffice. Additionally, the cardboard backing is flimsy and ripped as I was unfolding it, making it unusable. I opted to buy Lauan plywood from Lowes to create a better backing.

A Win for Book Lovers Everywhere!

I've recently added the JAYA 3-Tier Bookcase to my reading room, and it's been a revelation. Not only does its chic white design enhance the ambiance, but the adjustable shelves are perfect for customizing space as per my collection. Each shelf is sturdy, easily holding even my thickest anthologies. For anyone seeking a blend of design and durability without stretching their budget, this bookcase is the best choice.

Sleek and Practical Elegance

The JAYA 3-Tier Adjustable Shelf Bookcase seamlessly blends with my modern home decor. Its sleek white design gives off a polished, upscale look, and the adjustable shelves are an absolute boon for a voracious reader like me with books of varying sizes. This shelf offers a unique combination of affordability and sophistication, making it an essential addition to any room in need of a touch of elegance.

Versatile Storage with a Stylish Flair

s JAYA 3-Tier Bookcase has transformed my living space. Its clean, white finish exudes sophistication, and the adjustable shelves cater to all my storage needs. Whether it's showcasing my precious book collection or displaying cherished knick-knacks, this shelf fits the bill while remaining easy on the wallet. A delightful blend of style and function!

Looks great and it's a bargain

This a a super bargain at the $37 price (including shipping) I paid. Looks great and will work for the purposes I bought it for - to store some books and organize some (not too heavy) items on the shelves. Yes, you do need to be a little careful attaching the facing at the bottom front to make sure it aligns. Also, be a little careful attaching the cardboard backing - so many little nails - if not centered in the wood, you can cause a splinter on the inside of the cabinet. (I had one but it's barely visible once the cabinet is assembled.) For light use, this bookcase should last years and years.

So these are comparable to the Billy bookcases at IKEA...

So these are comparable to the Billy bookcases at IKEA that literally sell like once every 30 seconds or something crazy like that. In fact, the quality may be slightly better. Because Home Depot’s are ubiquitous in Southern California these bookshelves are easier to acquire— no driving long distances or paying extra delivery fees. 100% satisfied.

Look ok, but will replace soon with better quality shelves.

They fit the small space I had and provide some storage. However, they are very cheaply made--all the way to the cardboard back, without which the shelves have absolutely have no stability. The directions were clear, easy to put together. The description of them was "wood" and they are particle board and cardboard. If you are looking for something to use in a dorm room or similar use, they are ok, but will not last long.

Cute bookshelf...

First, I would like to say that the frame of this bookshelf seems to be made fairly well, and I think it will serve its purpose.

False advertisement

Shown with a solid back. Nope! Comes as very thin Folded piece of cardboard which leave lines that are very visible. Super unattractive unlike pics online. Impossible to get totally flat and ours even ripped at the seam in 2 places. Read all directions first. Layed each piece out as shown following finished and unfinished sides and unbelievably was put together wrong at the end. Wow. Even cheaper than I could’ve imagined. Returning.

A Low-Quality Bookshelf

I ordered three of these bookcases via the Home Depot website, and they were delivered within a few days. When I began to assemble one of them, I discovered that they were lacking in quality. Specifically, the back panel is made of cardboard. The panel is shipped folded, and, when one tries to attach it to the shelves, the folds begin to tear. Furthermore, the pre-drilled nail holes in the top, bottom, and side shelves are impossible to find when the back panel is overlaid on them. Finally, some of the pre-drilled bolt holes in the shelves are not accurately placed, resulting in a less-than-ideal configuration of the shelves in the final product.

Worked for us

We bought this to hold DVD's in the Rec Room of our sorority house, and it ended up working PERFECTLY for what we needed for. However, assembling it turned into an event.

I had been looking for similar shelf (white, light, sturdy, easy to assemble, no wider than 25", ...

I had been looking for similar shelf (white, light, sturdy, easy to assemble, no wider than 25", and of course a favorable price/value ratio) for quite some time. Therefore I was delighted to find the series of Furinno products at Home Depot. I ordered the shelf, and three days later as promised I was notified that it was ready for pickup. There had been no actual samples at the store to view and check out, and I had to open the package as soon as I got home. It was packaged solidly, better than from IKEA or similar suppliers. It was very simple to assemble, just by myself (= senior citizen, f.) in less than an hour. It is perfect. Overall, I felt that more thinking had been applied to the design, manufacture, finishing and packaging compared to similar products by most comparable suppliers. I am very happy with the finished bookcase; it meets or exceeds all my criteria and I definitely recommend it.

Easy to Assemble, Weird Smelling, Cheap Backboard

Aside from being easy to assemble the framework seems pretty solid. The flat backboard is tacky/cheap looking and doesn't lie flat/flush against the back of the frame. You can see the creases from the front. Items on the shelves might obscure this look. Another negative comment is the bookshelf has this weird odor like it was dipped in a vat of incense. I'm sensitive to smells and so I placed the shelf in my garage to air out for 3 days. Hopefully, that will work otherwise this shelf will go in a summer garage sale or in my basement. I hope it's not a total waste of time and money.

Okay

It’s an alright shelf. It says that it’s usually $80 but on sale for $30 which is what I paid. Definitely not worth $80. The backing is made out of cardboard and the shelf isn’t the sturdiest. The smaller little board that’s across the very bottom isn’t even on very well with how it’s setup. So it came off when I was moving it. I put it back on but you definitely can’t put very heavy items in this and make sure you’re super gentle while moving. I did expect a tiny bit better since I was thinking this was an $80 shelf but it’s definitely more of a $30 shelf. Not bad tho since that’s pretty cheap! I added legs to the bottom to amp it up. It’ll do the job.

Good bookcase. I do think that if you have heavy items or many books you should consider a more heavy duty selection. This is plywood painted/styled to look better and nicer than it is. You get what you pay for. The directions say that it will take about 30 minutes and it recommends two people. I put it together alone in about two hours. Not a hard puzzle but definitely takes more than 30 min on your own. For what I needed, it works well My top shelf holds some heavy-ish textbooks and journals, second shelf is perfume and other vanity items, third photo frames, and the bottom two hold two bins of beauty and styling items or office supplies on the bottom. Works well for me and hopefully it will hold up. Overall, I recommend this if you aren’t going to be moving soon (could be difficult to transport safety) and only need it for few light-weighted items. Less