Marbrasse Wooden Desk Organizer, Multi-Functional Pen Holder, Desktop Stationary Organizer, Storage Rack for School Home Office Art Supplies (B16-Black)

I recommend clear drying wood glue at each join and screw for a sturdy storage container. I’ll be buying at least one more for all my supplies. I love the clean look, organization and accessibility and recommend this storage system. Don’t be put off by reinforcing with wood glue, just a couple drops, takes no extra time for assemblage, and increases use over the long haul!

Easy to put together. Hold lot of pens/highlighters

Very cute and fairly easy to put together! Very happy to have a place to keep my millions of pens. (i may have a problem). Material is nice and sturdy (moreso than I expected!). Only annoyance is the drawer. The bottom drawer is annoying to pull in and out due to the way the screws go together in the frame (unclear if this is because of how I put it together). It seems to catch on something each time I go to push it back in, so I have to angle it a certain way to get it to close. Otherwise very cute, light weight, and does its job! We'll see how it holds up long term!

The media could not be loaded. My first reaction when I seen this was absolute disappointment. I had gotten this in hopes of finding a home for my chalk markers and wax scents, maybe a little more too. However, the compartments looked too small to place or organize anything. The boards are way too thin and do not like how the screws are EXPOSED. Don’t see how that’s supposed to help keep everything together when it’s not wedged between much at all. The drawer just sits in there pretty much freely. The color was chipped in a few places and I managed to semi mask it by flipping the board over but you can still see it. Putting it together was a bit confusing and the packet they put in decided it was going to explode so I had little gel beads all over my floor.It still is cute tho if you’re not super close up to it. The exposed screws and uncovered board kinda ruins it for me. Tho I did manage to make it to where it kinda works the way I wanted it to.

Beautiful and shipped right away. The price was wonderful and not hard to put together at all. Only complaint, I wish it was a little deeper to fit my markers better but overall I love it!

I cannot begin to understand the positive reviews on this. It may as well have been made of wet cardboard and railroad spikes.Let's start with the directions comprised of blurry outlines of the pieces, which are not labelled in any way. Some of the diagrams for the pieces are almost entirely indistinguishable from others, so you get to play "Guess which part this is." Fortunately, the presence or lack of slots for tabs to go into helps simply the game a little.The "photos" of the assembly are equally as blurry and one will burn their retinas out attempting to decipher which pieces go where. By using the relative size of the pieces and vague mirages of slots in the pictures, you can narrow your wrong guesses down to a couple of choices.On to the materials. I can't believe I paid anything for this, much less $16. There is nothing wood about this. It's some kind of fiberboard with a veneer on it. That would be okay if it didn't disintegrate when you attempt to put the screws into.... WHERE? Oh yes, there are no screw holes for the actual threaded part of the screws. There's a hole in one piece for the screw to go into, which then "screws" into...literally....nothing. The mating piece has a SLOT(s) that the screw supposedly should align with. You've got maybe a 25% chance of that working out. So I have pieces here that don't attach because the screw doesn't align with the slot.See the pics. First picture is one of the slots the screws go into, in theory. The second picture is an example of the odds you face getting the screw into the slot. In this case, there was no way to get that screw in there without breaking off the tabs on the receiving piece. To clarify, there are tabs and associated slots to go into, along with the screw/slot nightmare. So, if screw doesn't align, you are out of luck, because tabs help align (or not) and hold the pieces.So, three pieces in on the main part of the organizer, and I am unable to complete the assembly because there is no way to successfully attach that piece.On the brightside, I don't have to try to finish the assembly only to hit a showstopper later on in the frustration chain.This may be the worst piece of junk I have ever purchased. I am not going to attempt to stuff it back in to the box, drive an hour and a half round trip and spend more in gas than the item is worth, to return it. It's going right into the trash.Do yourself a favor and skip this. Even if you manage to assemble it, against the odds, the visible large screw heads and the really cheap looking veneer (looks NOTHING like the item picture).... Yeah, save your money.By the way, I'm an engineer and absolutely know how to work a screwdriver.

The media could not be loaded. This organizer is a very good size for my craft table. It holds and organizes much more than I expected. I use the organizer for all of my cutting machine supplies. The instructions are very helpful, I DO recommend following them completely, including laying out the pieces. Their pieces may not all look like yours, but it works out in the end. Easy to assemble, they even include a little screwdriver. It took me about 30 minutes total. I chose black, and it's a very nice color and quality. It comes with a cute little bunny phone holder, which I use to store my large scraping tool since I use it so often. I think this organizer would also be great for an art desk, home office or even work desk if you use a large variety of pens/pencils. The Dimensions are accurate, and the quality if very good.

Great quality easy to assemble lots of storage very sturdy I have three of them now great for home schooling supplies for kids