Cassette Tape Storage, 360-Degree Rotatable Design Farmhouse Style Cassette Rack Tower, Double-Sided 28-Slot, Rustic Solid Burnt Wood & Diamond Metal Wire Mesh

This cassette display looks way nicer in person than I thought it would. I keep cassettes and CD's alive in my home and this looks fantastic on my desk.

So hard to find something to hold cassettes and look nice (nice wood) plus a great organizer and easy access to tapes. It twirls around so you can use both sides and it is plenty sturdy. I bought 3 altogether and am so pleased. Hurry, they might not have very many left - seriously.

As expected.

shockingly high quality for the price.Works exactly as I had hoped, very sturdy.

Like the title says.

The package came assembled and worked fine no shipping problem’s whatsoever. Great product

The tag attached to this reads, "Farm In It, Love In It." Not sure how I'm supposed to do that while storing my cassettes from the 80s, but I'll update the review if I find out.This is a well-made holder. It's meant to be seen, not just used for storage. The finish on the top of mine is uneven, marring the appearance.It holds 28 tapes which will barely scrape the surface of my collection, but it's a nice place to hold them while I work on digitizing the contents. It spins nicely and looks pretty good. The $42 price is high in my opinion for the workmanship and small size. If it was $10 cheaper I'd give it the full five stars.

I've got a few old cassette tapes that I wanted to display, but I also have a bunch of cool playing cards. Now I have a way to display and store my collection on my shelf with this very fun rotating tower. There are 28 slots in total, 14 on each side. The slots are designed to fit cassette tapes, but you can also fit a deck of playing cards in the slots! Decks of cards are not quite as long as a cassette tape, so there's a little gap on the side, but it's still a fun way to store and organize your card collection.This tower takes advantage of vertical space, so it doesn't take up much space at all on the surface where you place it, so it's actually a pretty smart storage device. The swiveling function is quite smooth and steady. Doesn't wobble at all, which is nice. There's even a nice flat surface on top to place a small potted plant or other decorative item. I wouldn't put anything too heavy on there, but even just a cassette tape would look nice.The wood color of this display rack is a nice dark brown, almost a walnut stain but maybe not quite that dark. It's a nice natural finish, nothing too glossy or shiny. Such an interesting and clever way to store cassettes, which are actually making a comeback! I've seen several bands release new music on cassette. First vinyl, now cassettes are back from the dead. Might as well display yours with style!