Display Rack, Petforu Wooden Sunglasses Holder Eyeglass Collections Display Stand (Black + White)

Does the job and looks cute. Easy to assemble. Sturdy enough to hold the sunglasses considering it’s plastic.

Got this to hold/organize my modest collection of eyeglasses. I did not realize that I'd have to put it together, so either I missed that in the description, or it wasn't there.So for others out there... some assembly required!You will need to have a small Philips head screwdriver handy to attach the base to the stand (the screw was provided in a baggie attached to the base). I found it difficult to get the screw tightened properly, and I'm certain I stripped it in the process, but as long as I don't try to take it apart and put it together again, it should be fine.You'll also have to stick the little display arms onto the central stand. No biggie.I find my glasses sit most securely on the rack when I sit the bridge of the glasses in the slot in the front display arm, and I fold the temple arms of the glasses in toward each other, ignoring the little temple arm grooves in the side display arms (see photo).

Impress your friends by displaying your glasses like an optometrist or a sunglass kiosk at the mall! You'll have people visiting your place asking...when did you manage a Sunglass Hut...because your glasses presentation is phenomenal. Are you constantly losing your glasses or sitting on them accidentally? Then this glasses rack holder might just be the answer to all of your problems. Worry about real things like the economy, global warming or pandemics....not your glasses!

I bought this product for my daughter for her sunglasses. It was easy to assemble and worked fine. It is rickety and easy for the glasses to fall a bit on it if it's too small for the rack. But other than that it's really good.

No instructions but very easy to assemble A few of my friends are a little wide so they don’t line up exactly right but not a big deal seem to be pretty sturdy and holding up well

So, Keep track of the Amazon catalog page if you want assembly instructions. Reading down a few reviews, I think the wood rack I ordered assembly applies to the plastic ones as well which just have one picture. From the pictures, I didn't get that the arm bars were centered using Silicone O rings. Leaves them a little wobbly. I'm thinking that I will apply some glue at some point. Anyway, don't forget to slide the O rings on before pressing the end caps on. The end caps just get shoved into the tubes by force and stay there by friction. You well need a small phillips screw driver to bolt the base to the post. Now the packaging; they taped it using clear packaging tape, so you need a knife. I first grabbed the package of small parts and gave it a yank. Spent the next few minutes on all 4s mostly trying to find O rings that are nearly invisable. Then I went and got a knife. Bottom line, Looks decent and basically works. I have it nearby my computer to hold/exchange distance and computer glasses and hold my little telephone/computer headset when not in use.

Clearly I had a bit of an unconventional purpose for this, but it worked! I couldn’t find any designated shelf for displaying crowns so I tried this. Initially I thought it was a miss because they ended up being wider than sunglasses and falling off, but I ended up gluing some spare beads to the end of each dowel to add an extra inch and make it work. It’s perfect now. I love it!

Was missing the base to assemble. Waste of money

Really reeeeally cheap. It gets the job done but I wouldn't recommend it honestly. Also the black looks brown in natural light.

Took a little time to arrive, but it did. Not damaged holds my 3d glasses perfectly.

Glasses do not sit nicely. Always falling off, everytime you put a new pair up, two fall off.