SEI Furniture Craft Storage Rack, Black,34.75" W x 27.5" D x 46.25" H

Just what we needed for our gift wrapping center!

The wall mounts are not welded correctly so can't be hung without modification. If it hadn't been for my husband they would have been returned because I wouldn't have known how to fix the issue and I have no space to put it on the floor.

The media could not be loaded.  This rack is better than expected! Easy to hang. I added additional hooks for wrapping paper and smaller ribbon. If you are thinking about purchasing this ribbon rack don’t hesitate. You will not be disappointed.

I got this organizer for my Christmas wrapping paper, and I absolutely love it.Assembly: the directions are pretty terrible, but it's not difficult to figure out, and everything you need is included, including the allen wrench. I'm 6 month pregnant, and I had no issues getting this put together pretty quickly with a toddler running around.Utility: The organizer holds 6 rolls of paper, and there is enough space on the bar for the roll plus a matching spool of ribbon, which is very convenient. There are two other bars on the bottom for tissue paper or possibly folded wrap.Storage: The selling point on this for me was that I could use it as the easel while wrapping and hang it on the wall of the guest closet for storage (it folds flat). This means I don't have to take the rolls off and store them separately.Aesthetics: It looks really nice. I have it set up in our library, which is right off the front room, and it's almost like a Christmas decoration on its own.Cons: In order to put the roll on the bar, you have to unscrew a ball on the end. It's not inconvenient to do it once, but it's kind of a pain if you are planning on switching out the rolls often or to take them on and off for each use.Overall, I highly recommend.

I bought two of these for my wife’s office with plan to mount on the wall behind the door. I found the ‘folding back mounting’ method to be really heavy & cumbersome, so I was thankful to see a couple reviews that jerry-rigged a more space-efficient method. I basically copied their method, including using a hack saw to take off the legs below the first bar designed for tissue paper (which are worthless if it’s actually mounted directly to the wall as I have).The big difference in how I jerry-rigged our wall mount is that I used a wrench to bend the metal brackets designed for connecting the back legs forward, as pictured. Be careful if doing so, as they can break... but all 4 of mine bent nicely and are quite sturdy for a screw placed in a stud.Overall quite pleased with the purchase! Will update if we run into any issues with the way we’ve used it.

I really love this wrapping paper wall holder! Twenty-five years ago I saw something similar in a beautiful home and I made a mental note to have one some day. So a year ago, I moved to a home that has a craft room and this holder is just perfect for giving me a place to keep all of the wrapping things in one place. It's easy to assemble and hang on the wall. It saves so much time -- not having to haul everything out and put it all away. It also helps me notice when I'm getting low on specific occasion papers. My only suggestion is that the knob/screws, on the end of the poles, take a little long to undo. Maybe they could change them to some kind of plug. It's also has a nice design, not too utilitarian. Every friend that sees it says they wish they had one and have asked where I got it. All in all, a real winner!

Well, this thing is HUGE. Fully extended on the floor, it dominates a typical sized bedroom. As for hanging on the wall, I had similar problems with its size. Someone asked if you could mount it without the top crossbar, and the answer was no. Well, you CAN, if you switch out one of the lower bars (without the big flourish on top) Also, they said ribbon would not fit through the bars, however, all of my rolls of ribbon fit just fine.We modified this piece to fit our needs by switching out the top flourish, removing the floor stand, and cutting off the bottom part so it just holds rolls of wrap and ribbon. It actually worked out beautifully after those modifications.