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Your cart is empty.This wire magazine rack has 16 pockets to keep an assortment of publications organized while on display. The floor-standing fixture stands 59 inches tall and has a rotating design for easy viewing. Each pocket is 8.75 inches wide by 9.5 inches high by 1.5 inches deep and provides a full view of the front cover of each displayed publication. This rotating magazine rack is constructed from durable wire that is both lightweight and durable. The entire unit ships unassembled; however assembly only takes a few minutes to complete. Included with your purchase is a sign holder for attachment to the top of the fixture. Why not use eye-catching signage to draw further attention to your collection of handouts and publications? The wire magazine rack is typically found in waiting rooms, retail stores and business lobbies.
Ted C.
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025
Overall the rack works well but some of the pieces do not fit together nicely so there is more sloppy movement than should be. Packaging for shipment was good but the assembly instructions were lacking in detail and imaging.Overall not bad but could be much better.
Bea
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
He loved it ! Perfect for corner! Rotation with ease.
D.Richmond
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
Looks great, functions well. It would be neat if each row spun separately, but it's not a deal breaker, it's well made, and I have in a place where I'm sliding it more often than not but the base still holds up. I dangled some LED string lights down the center and it has become a conversation piece. Plus it helps me stay organized as I use each slot for different purposes to keep track of what i've read, want to reread and hold in the highest of esteem.
J.K.
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024
Can't believe I wasted $200 on this piece of garbage. Numerous bent pockets and broken welds, which isn't surprising given that it was packed in a box that wouldn't have protected it from a light breeze. 2 sets of conflicting instructions and leftover parts that don't show up on either part list. I bought this to display CGC slabs...don't waste your money
first_citizenx
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2021
The spinner rack arrived in two boxes over 24 hours apart. Neither box was labeled as 1 of 2 or 2 of 2, which caused me confusion because when I just got the first box, which was just the base, I didn't know where the rest of it was.However, once the second box arrived, I eagerly put this together. It only took about 10 minutes to build. Unlike what the descriptions say, about each "level" of pockets spinning around, the whole rack spins, like the old comic book spinner racks always did. I love that! This was better than the description said.It hold comic books and trade paperbacks just fine!
Tony Presti
Reviewed in Canada on April 27, 2019
Definitely not worth the money. Wouldn't spend more than $50 on it.Came in 2 separate boxes. One box was delivered to the wrong house and the other was heavily damaged and held together with tape.Building instructions were hard to follow but it was easy to put together anyway.Not all pieces fit nicely. There are no screws or bolts to hold it together, it just slides together and does not feel very secure. Many parts of the wire frame were bent out of place (probably because of the damaged box) and had to be forced back to their proper shape. One pocket of the wire frame was actually broken as its weld came apart, I bent it into place but its just hanging there with no support.Rack looks good for display if you want it in one position, not for use as it doesn't spin nicely.I've wanted and have been looking for a comic book rack for a long time and if I could go back in time, I would NOT buy this again.
MUHAMMED M.
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2017
This item is awesome! It has that professional oulook in your home library or place of your choice. The one thing that really facinates me about the design and engineering of this prodcut is space management. At first I thought I didn't get all the parts for assembly as it came in two (2) boxes; one large box and small. I almost lost my mind when I opened up the large box without the stand. However, I was at ease with myself when I realized that the remaimng parts including the stand is in the smaller box. Assemble is pretty simple and easy. I am very excited about this product especially for magazines and even newspapers subscribers like myself and many other out there like you. It's a money well spent! You will never regret your choice!!
shaxper
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2017
As a nostalgic comic book collector, I bought this for displaying old comics and magazines from my youth. The size of the racks allows for the snug storage of comics and magazines of just about every possible size, from magazine to mini-comic. Kind of a dream come true in my case. It also spins nicely and never seems unevenly balanced or likely to tip over, even when only one side is filled. The whole thing is engineered very well for the price. My only complaint was the lack of clarity on the directions. It took me a while to figure things out, and if you do it wrong, this thing will feel like a poorly engineered piece of trash. So take your time with it.Note: my image includes a custom sign I made that did not come with the spinner rack.
Long Doan
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2014
I have been an Amazon Prime member for over 5 years now. This is my first review to help others. I bought this as a magazine rack for our patients' waiting room. The instructions with diagrams are wrong. If you follow the instructions per manufacturer, the wire frame with sit directly on the base with no room to spin. After two phone calls and sending in some pictures, Display2go.com told me to flip the bottom pole upside down. This contradicts what the orig instructions said to do. I am an engineer with drafting skills and CAD experience. I told them that I am qualified to tell them that their drawing is wrong as the positioning of the bottom pole and their drawing of the mounting rings is wrong placed to help the consumers properly installing this product. The product is a good idea IF YOU CAN GET ONE PUT TOGETHER AND SECURED. After following their suggestion of flipping the bottom pole upside down, the rack is now working but very wobbly even with the included pole collars. They said it will have "some play" but it should be secured once I put some magazines on them. We will see.... I will update my posting after some use.
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