2 PCS Wooden Dish Rack Bamboo Drying Rack Stand Pot Lid Holder Kitchen Cabinet Organizer for Dish Plate Bowl Cup Pot Lid Cutting Board

opposed to flat dish racks, this elevated one cuts some time from customers digging through available art work. sturdy and easy to assemble. worth the investment!

I ordered these Bamboo racks to display my artwork for shows. They are sturdy and looks like high-end displays. I am using them to showcase slate panels. Very happy with my purchase.Well packed and fast shipping. I will be ordering from this company again. The thank you note was the icing on the cake. Nice personal service.

These came quickly, good quality and worked well to hold my farmhouse boards I was selling at my craft sale! I used two for the longer boards and they worked perfectly!!

I have been looking for better ways to display my books at events and shows for at least 5 years. I have spent so much money on various racks and stands and displays -- nothing really checked all my boxes.Until now.These set up and tear down SO quickly -- although be careful not to break a dowel like I did during my second tear-down. Disassembled, they take up so little room -- you just have to know where you're going to keep your dowels and be careful not to lose them (or have replacements on hand).These dish displays make great book displays so you can show several books. I've had so many wire shelves that blew over in the wind or were clunky and awkward. They left gaps between books or the parts that made them stand would slip. But these wooden displays didn't blow over in the wind. Each book fits behind a pair of dowels (I haven't tried to take these out, and they came installed -- only the 3 dowels between each side need to be assembled.)If I had designed these, they would have had ONE more level -- trilogies are in 3s, so two trilogies are 6 books. But this is a MINOR thing.Overall, if you have a lot of books that you want to show off, THIS is the tool that will help you do that!!The three pictures show 3 different places I've used the display stands. An indoor semi-permanent gallery display, an outdoor day-event on a table, and a different outdoor event on a tiered shelf.

I bought this to hold my mechanical keyboards, and it works very well for that purpose. It runs from the front to the back of my bookshelf, and each rack securely holds 5 keyboards. The angled design allows you to see all 5 keyboards, providing a nice display. It feels a little flimsy, but it is secure enough once placed on a shelf and loaded. It seems like it would work well as a pot lid stand, but it is a great way to display a keyboard collection, and much more affordable than display stands designed for keyboards (it also works better, as an acrylic keyboard stand I had ordered broke apart trying to assemble it). Great deal.

I love this, perfect display for my on coming craft fair.

These fall apart if you just look at them funny. Get your glue ready. You are going to need it.

Used these to display cutting boards they held quite a few and were very sturdy