Regency Round Laminate Table Top , Laminate TTRD30CHPL

I knew I wanted a 6-shelf bookcase and Walmart had the same company's 6-shelf version available, but decided on two 3-shelf units instead and stacked them - makes the 6-shelf version, but purchasing like I did offers more options for just a wee bit more money. While I think that I'll always use this as a 6-shelf unit I may decide in the future to do something a little different. Purchasing two of these 3-shelf units and stacking vs. the 6-shelf unit allows me to do this since I have a top shelf for both if I ever decide to use them seperately. That wouldn't be an option for the 6-shelf unit, so if you think you might ever want to use them seperately I think it's worth the extra Hamilton it cost me (and associated delivery cost, but still worth it to me anyway). I looked online tirelessly and it does not appear that purchasing a single top shelf is an option, at least not now. With regard to the unit itself I was surprised at how sturdy it is given its collapsible feature. The top shelf went on with a bit of difficulty, but nothing significant and I know the shelf certainly isn't going anywhere. The two units stacked perfectly. The shelves are hinged right to the unit. I have a different company's collapsible bookshelf and the shelves need to be removed and set aside seperately - still handier than a cumbersome bookshelf, but not as handy as this particular style. It was very well packaged and delivered very quickly. If using them stacked as I do it is imperative that your heaviest items be placed on the bottom two shelves. If you have a very low pile carpet or hardwood floors there should be little to no tip factor to it. You may want to think about anchoring it to a wall if your carpeting has some serious pile to it if using as a 6-shelf unit - shouldn't be necessary as a 3-shelf unit, but still keep your heaviest things down low. I've had the unit about 2 weeks now and have not seen any buckling to the shelves with my heaviest books on them. The largest item I could place on the shelf in vertical mode was a 3" binder so it does hold a fairly tall book. Because of the stack factor there are two shelves that are shorter which is nice for paperbacks or decorative items. I have some photo storage boxes that fit beautifully on there and give it a nice touch. The stain color was pretty true to what appears on the webpage. I read reviews other places that stated the stain was darker than what was pictured so I went with the cherry rather than the walnut - my mistake - Walmart's pics are pretty true color-wise. Ideal for college students, people who like to re-arrange their furniture frequently, and military families that may be on the move on a fairly regular basis. Highly recommended.

Product was very east to unpack and set up. Had to work with the top of shelving unit, it is the only piece that came separate from the unit, but once I could get unit square, top could be pushed down onto the 4 dowels located on the base of the unit. Needed no help at all.