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Sauder Select Collection 5-Shelf Bookcase, Lintel Oak Finish & Select Collection 3-Shelf Bookcase, Lintel Oak Finish

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Color: Lintel Oak


Pattern Name: Bookcase + 3-Shelf Bookcase


Features

  • Product 1: Three adjustable shelves for flexible storage options
  • Product 1: Quick and easy assembly with patented slide-on moldings to save you time
  • Product 1: Lintel Oak finish
  • Product 1: Engineered wood construction
  • Product 2: Two adjustable shelves for flexible storage options
  • Product 2: Quick and easy assembly with patented slide-on moldings to save you time
  • Product 2: Assembled dimensions: L: 35.276" x W: 13.307" x H: 43.78"
  • Product 2: Weight: 62.9 lbs (28.5 kg)

Description

Sauder Select Collection 5-Shelf Bookcase, Lintel Oak finish Store it high or stack it low. This 5-shelf bookcase from the Sauder Select collection has room for all your goodies. With three adjustable shelves, it is ideal for organizing and displaying books, bins, vases, picture frames and more! Finished in a sleek Lintel Oak, this bookcase is a great addition for the living room, bedroom, or office. Sauder Select Collection 3-Shelf Bookcase, Lintel Oak finish Looking to give your home a fresh new look? Check out this three shelf bookcase from the Sauder Select collection. With two adjustable shelves, it is perfect for storing books, magazines, bins, or displaying your collection of elephant figurines. Finished in Lintel Oak®, this bookcase is a great addition for your living room, bedroom, or office.


Brand: Sauder


Color: Lintel Oak


Material: Engineered Wood, Oak


Recommended Uses For Product: Office, Living Room, Bedroom


Product Dimensions: 13.31"D x 35.28"W x 43.78"H


Brand: Sauder


Color: Lintel Oak


Material: Engineered Wood, Oak


Recommended Uses For Product: Office, Living Room, Bedroom


Product Dimensions: 13.31"D x 35.28"W x 43.78"H


Special Feature: Adjustable


Mounting Type: Floor Mount


Room Type: Living Room, Bedroom, Home Office


Weight Limit: 62.9 Pounds


Included Components: Shelves


Finish Type: oak


Number of Doors: 2


Shape: Rectangular


Number of Shelves: 5


Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Damp Cloth


Item Weight: 62.9 Pounds


Item Weight: 62.9 pounds


Finish types: oak


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    • Gorgeous Finish on Particle Board
Color: Select Cherry Finish Pattern Name: Bookcase
I bought and assembled three of these shelf units. In my home office, they are very useful and look really nice. I got the cherry finish, and it is just gorgeous, prettiest furniture finish I ever saw. From 15 feet away, one of the shelf units looks nice enough for nearly any office or living room. But since the unit is designed to be assembled by the customer, up close it does not look quite as nice as high quality traditional furniture making. While the unit seems designed well enough for its intend purpose and usage, due to the particle board, the unit does not look as rugged as, say, some units I have in solid oak from about 100 years ago. There is an instruction book that documents how to assemble the unit in 14 steps. The 'technical writing' is very good. Along with the particle board pieces, there are some small pieces, nearly all metal. All these small pieces come in a plastic bag. Suggestion: Get 12 little bowls and sort each piece type into its own bowl. Some of the details of how the shelves are assembled are innovative. Mostly the shelves are held together with some 'pins' and 'cams'. For joining two pieces of the particle board, say, X and Y, piece X has a hole for a pin and piece Y has a correspoding hole for the other end of the same pin and, at the end of that hole, a hole in the surface for a cam. Then when pieces X and Y are joined, one end of the pin will be in the hole in piece X and the other end in the hole and cam of piece Y. The pin is a little complicated: The end that goes into the cam has a grove that fits into the side of the cam and gets pulled on as the cam is turned. The other end has some tough, black plastic. When the cam is turned, the pin tries to slide out of the black plastic, and the black plastic expands and makes the pin tight in the hole in piece X. Suggestion: Put the pin in the hole in piece X and then move piece Y to slide its hole over its end of the pin. If the pin is in piece Y first, then as move pieces X and Y into position and get the pin in its hole in piece X, the plastic can be damaged and have its end of the pin no longer fit in the hole in piece X. When this happened to me, I just used a knife to trim a little of the black plastic. But, still, I suggest, put the pin in the hole in piece X first, making the black plastic safe, and then move piece Y in position. The end of the pin with the plastic is delicate; the other end is not. Mostly the unit is to be assembled on a floor, on its back. You may want some good knee pads -- not a joke. Okay, there is a risk of damaging the unit and, thus, have to be careful. In detail, there are 6 shelves, three are adjustable. For the other three, there is the top, the bottom, and one between those two. The top and the bottom have decorative pieces. Then to attach the back, flip the unit on its front and have the back up. The two decorative pieces will then be in contact with the floor, and due to these decorative pieces, the 'between' shelf will NOT be in contact with the floor and will be about 2 inches from the floor. THEN: Do NOT lean on the shelf unit!! If lean very hard, say, using the unit to help stand, can have a pin be pulled out of its hole bringing much of particle board surface of its hole along with it. Solution: Get two thick books, say, 1000 pages each, and put one at each end of the 'between' shelf and between that shelf and the floor. Then can lean on the unit without damaging it. The back is thin, made of two pieces, and get attached with 3/4 inch long nails. Budget the use of the nails or might run out. I wanted more nails. The nails that come with the unit are good, and would have to look carefully to find extras just as good. In attaching the back pieces, should get their position accurate within about 1/16 of an inch everywhere. With less accuracy, might have some of the back extend beyond the unit. Also each of the nails has to go into the edge of a piece of particle board, hopefully into the center of that edge. Else the nail can protrud from and damage the surface of the board. Also want each nail not too close to the edge of the back. Such alignment needs the 1/16" accuracy. One piece of the back, the 'upper' piece, covers from the 'between' board to the top board. This piece attaches first. The other piece, the 'lower' piece, covers from the 'between' board to the bottom board and overlaps the upper piece where the upper piece already covers the edge of the 'between' board. Then, of course, the part of the unit where the upper piece attaches may slightly fail to be a rectangle. So, get the upper piece very carefully positioned so that its lower edge just covers the edge of the 'between' board and nail the piece to the 'between' board. Then 'skew' the upper part of the unit so that it is accurately a rectangle, put a nail in each of the two upper corners of the upper piece to hold the alignment achieved, and then put in the rest of the nails in the upper piece. That is, to get the upper piece attached within 1/16", expect to have to use some 'skew'. Similarly for the lower piece. There is a chance that, at the edge of the 'between' board, a nail for the lower piece could hit a nail for the upper piece. So, after nailing the upper piece to the edge of the 'between' board, for each of those nails mark on the upper piece a little above the 'between' board where the nail is so that when nailing the lower piece can avoid each nail already in the upper piece. When nailing the lower piece to the upper piece and into the edge of the 'between' board, for each nail need some way to know where to start the nail to have it enter the center of the edge of the 'between' board. At the ends of the 'between' board, it is easy to locate nails correctly. So put a nail at each end and have a loop of kite string from one of the nails to the other and then to a hanging weight to make the string tight and straight. Then put the rest of the nails in the bottom piece between the two pieces of string. Or use a chalk line or draw a line using a yard stick as a straight edge. The 'between' board gets a piece of edge trim. It is to be attached with right angle brackets. Each bracket gets two small screws. The instructions say that this piece of edge trim should be attached when the unit is on its back on the floor. With the unit in this position, the little screws are very awkward to install, would be easier for someone the size of a kitten. An easy solution is to lift the unit to the vertical with the top down. Then the screws are easy to install. There are several screws. They all need a #2 Phillips head screwdriver. For installing the nails, finally I decided to use two extra tools, a pair of needle nose pliers and a strong flashlight. Then for each nail, hold it just under its head in the tip of the pliers. Use the flashlight to remove all shadows from the desired location of the nail. Then position the tip of the nail carefully, make the nail vertical, give a tap or two with the hammer, move the pliers out of the way, and finish driving in the nail. The unit comes with a little plastic gauge for such positioning, but when I squeezed a nail, it would jump out of the plastic and land a foot or two away. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2023 by Knoxpatch Norm
    • 4.5 Stars 🌟
Color: Salt Oak Pattern Name: Bookcase
Review Image by Tessa N Tessa N
Review Image by Tessa N Tessa N
I love this bookshelf! It looks really nice. If Amazon had a half star option, I'd be giving it 4.5 stars. The reasons I'm docking off half a star are: 1) There was a scratch on one of the top front pieces. However, it's not very large or super noticable, and I'm sure I could cover it with a similar colored Sharpie or something, so I didn't bother trying to get a replacement because that would just be a hassle. But the packaging the shelf came in wasn't damaged at all, so I'm guessing it happened when the pieces were being put in the box. But things happen, I'm not upset about is as it's an easy enough fix. 2) I read a lot of reviews saying this was easy to put together, but I wouldn't necessarily say it was easy. I'm fairly handy with tools, having put together a lot of furniture and doing minor home repairs on my own. I put this bookshelf together by myself. It took a couple hours and some steps required a lot of arm/hand strength to get the screws in, and I ended up stripping a lot of the screws just trying to get them screwed all the way in. I'm thinking using a drill would have made things a lot easier, but the instructions say not to and I'm usually one to do things by the book, so I didn't. However, if I had to put together another one of these, I think I'd probably go ahead and just use a drill for some of the steps to save time and avoid getting frustrated. 3) Some reviews say that the shelf doesn't seem sturdy on the sides, like it'll topple over onto itself, but I disagree. It seems very sturdy once put together and I'm not at all worried about it falling apart. BUT, I'm not so sure that it wouldn't fall forward if pulled on or hit. I have 2 dogs (50 and 60 lbs) that sometimes play rough, so I absolutely used the safety strap to attach it to the wall because I'm not confident that the shelf wouldn't fall forward if they were playing and rolled into it or something. I do have it on a carpeted floor, so maybe on a hardwood floor it would feel more stable. I don't like that the safety strap pokes through a big hole in the backboard of the bookshelf. I feel like the hole doesn't need to be so big. I ended up cutting the circle that comes off the backboard, leaving enough of a space for the safety strap to poke through, and then taping the rest of the circle back in place from the back so it's not as visible. Overall, I think this is a well made, beautiful piece of furniture. I'm glad this is the one I chose to purchase, and I have no regrets in buying it. I think it will hold up for quite a while. Also, props to the Amazon driver who delivered it! It was a little heavy, and I was home by myself and worried I wouldn't be able to get it inside on my own without opening it and carrying it in piece by piece. It was raining though, and that wouldn't be ideal, so he carried it inside and set it down in my living room for me. He was very nice and I appreciate him taking that extra step to make my life a little easier! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2023 by Tessa N Tessa N
    • Some Tough Steps - Pointers - But Doable
Color: Select Cherry Finish Pattern Name: Bookcase
Step 10 - I found that I had to secure the piece O with tape to hold it stationary while bending over to try and screw in the screws. Also, had to use a flashlight and a mirror to see where the little screw was going. Actually think this step will be easier if you just turn the entire bookcase over and work from the other direction - gravity will assist you better then. Step 12 - When I flipped the bookcase over the moment at the joint near G pulled the bookcase apart. I had to put shims under that section of the bookcase so it was level with the front and back of the bookcase. Then push it all back together and retighten. Would have been nice to have someone help me. It's possible I could have damaged the joint. I think this is a flaw in the approach to putting this thing together. I bet this happens to most people. Suggest the manufacturer provide shims or have the molding stick out further here so it shims itself. Hope I'm being clear here. Overall, by the time you tack on the backing the whole bookcase sturdies up pretty good. Holding books now that "I will read". Oh, I like the humor in the directions. I used a little profanity when building, though, so I apologize -- not. LOL That's my humor. Looks and feels good when done. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023 by Paul Luther
    • Lengthy but considerate instructions
Color: Salt Oak Pattern Name: Bookcase
Review Image by Elle Elle
Review Image by Elle Elle
So I'm laying on the floor taking a much needed break after building this all on my own. Took me less than 2 hours. The instructions include bits of humor and are very specific. It was definitely helpful. Attention to detail will be your best friend. As far as the bokshelf. It is just as presented in the photos. Quality is very good. The way this was packed was awesome. Lots of care was taken in order to ensure minimal shipping damage. All in all this was a great buy for me. You assemble this alone but a helping hand would probably cut down the assembly time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023 by Elle Elle

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