100 Deck Wooden Playing Card Display

Let's be real here, the market isn't flooded with options for displaying or your collections on a wall shelf in a way that isn't a massive use of space for a small amount of decks. The standing displays are nice but for me personally, surface space is at a premium. This is just what I needed.

I kickstarted this, then I bought a second from PCD. The clips are flimsy, yes. The one I bought from PCD didn't come with enough of them, but I emailed PCD and they sent me some extras pretty quickly. The fact that it doesn't come with instructions is a pain, yes, but the fact that I'd installed one before meant I was able to figure it out from experience. Does the build quality feel a little cheap? Yeah, kinda, but I'm also old enough to remember how sturdy a solid wood cassette storage case was. Does this thing feel solid and stable after assembled and mounted? Absolutely. Neither of the units I have hung on my wall has ever done so much as shuddered after mounted on the included hangers.

It's not going to blow anyone out of the water, but it does what it's made to do and it does it really well. Ultimately, no one is looking at the build quality of your shelf, they're looking at the hundred decks you've put into it. I recommend it.

This display is nice once you have it properly built and hung up. But I knocked off 1 star for two reasons
1 - They don't include instructions. I was able to figure it out myself and I hear you can email them for instructions. But there is not really a good reason to not inlcude these from the get go
2 - The clips break too easily. If you break too many, you need to contact the seller to buy more. Luckily I was prepared for this and was extra careful when installing the clips and didn't break any.

Honestly, I’m kind of disappointed with this product. I was really excited to find something that allowed me to store my collection in a cool and visually appealing way. However, I was not prepared for the fact that I was almost unable to use the product! As mentioned by many other reviews, the clips that hold EVERYTHING together… are almost useless. I can’t tell you how many broke. I mean, there has to be a better way to keep everything together! I was just lucky that a few clips on each side worked okay. Still flimsy though, and I’m scared that it’s gonna come apart any day now! Not to mention how difficult it was to assemble in the first place! And again, as mentioned in other reviews, no instructions! Sure, it looks good, and it is a great way to store your cards… now I just have to hope it doesn’t fall apart when I pick it up. Wish me luck!

This display is pretty solid. It is somewhat easy to build with 2 people. The clips are cheap and break easily. I had to contact playingcarddecks.com and they made it right. I am a happy customer because of the way they went out of their way to help me. I will buy from them again just for their customer service. I recommend them and the product.

I did not bother to hang mine on a wall, instead I have it sitting on a desk against the wall and it looks great. My negatives are the same as everyone else. Too pricey. The plastic clips break EASILY (I did not have quite enough after breaking a few but it seems sturdy enough. You can buy more clips directly from the TCC website, but they are in China and it will take a while to get to you. No instructions...fortunately Playingcarddecks.com has a photo of the instructions right here on the web-page. Overall, I like it, it looks good on my desk and all my playing cards don't have to be tucked away in a drawer anymore.

Let's be real here, the market isn't flooded with options for displaying or your collections on a wall shelf in a way that isn't a massive use of space for a small amount of decks. The standing displays are nice but for me personally, surface space is at a premium. This is just what I needed.

I kickstarted this, then I bought a second from PCD. The clips are flimsy, yes. The one I bought from PCD didn't come with enough of them, but I emailed PCD and they sent me some extras pretty quickly. The fact that it doesn't come with instructions is a pain, yes, but the fact that I'd installed one before meant I was able to figure it out from experience. Does the build quality feel a little cheap? Yeah, kinda, but I'm also old enough to remember how sturdy a solid wood cassette storage case was. Does this thing feel solid and stable after assembled and mounted? Absolutely. Neither of the units I have hung on my wall has ever done so much as shuddered after mounted on the included hangers.

It's not going to blow anyone out of the water, but it does what it's made to do and it does it really well. Ultimately, no one is looking at the build quality of your shelf, they're looking at the hundred decks you've put into it. I recommend it.

This display is nice once you have it properly built and hung up. But I knocked off 1 star for two reasons
1 - They don't include instructions. I was able to figure it out myself and I hear you can email them for instructions. But there is not really a good reason to not inlcude these from the get go
2 - The clips break too easily. If you break too many, you need to contact the seller to buy more. Luckily I was prepared for this and was extra careful when installing the clips and didn't break any.

Honestly, I’m kind of disappointed with this product. I was really excited to find something that allowed me to store my collection in a cool and visually appealing way. However, I was not prepared for the fact that I was almost unable to use the product! As mentioned by many other reviews, the clips that hold EVERYTHING together… are almost useless. I can’t tell you how many broke. I mean, there has to be a better way to keep everything together! I was just lucky that a few clips on each side worked okay. Still flimsy though, and I’m scared that it’s gonna come apart any day now! Not to mention how difficult it was to assemble in the first place! And again, as mentioned in other reviews, no instructions! Sure, it looks good, and it is a great way to store your cards… now I just have to hope it doesn’t fall apart when I pick it up. Wish me luck!

This display is pretty solid. It is somewhat easy to build with 2 people. The clips are cheap and break easily. I had to contact playingcarddecks.com and they made it right. I am a happy customer because of the way they went out of their way to help me. I will buy from them again just for their customer service. I recommend them and the product.

I did not bother to hang mine on a wall, instead I have it sitting on a desk against the wall and it looks great. My negatives are the same as everyone else. Too pricey. The plastic clips break EASILY (I did not have quite enough after breaking a few but it seems sturdy enough. You can buy more clips directly from the TCC website, but they are in China and it will take a while to get to you. No instructions...fortunately Playingcarddecks.com has a photo of the instructions right here on the web-page. Overall, I like it, it looks good on my desk and all my playing cards don't have to be tucked away in a drawer anymore.

Let's be real here, the market isn't flooded with options for displaying or your collections on a wall shelf in a way that isn't a massive use of space for a small amount of decks. The standing displays are nice but for me personally, surface space is at a premium. This is just what I needed.

I kickstarted this, then I bought a second from PCD. The clips are flimsy, yes. The one I bought from PCD didn't come with enough of them, but I emailed PCD and they sent me some extras pretty quickly. The fact that it doesn't come with instructions is a pain, yes, but the fact that I'd installed one before meant I was able to figure it out from experience. Does the build quality feel a little cheap? Yeah, kinda, but I'm also old enough to remember how sturdy a solid wood cassette storage case was. Does this thing feel solid and stable after assembled and mounted? Absolutely. Neither of the units I have hung on my wall has ever done so much as shuddered after mounted on the included hangers.

It's not going to blow anyone out of the water, but it does what it's made to do and it does it really well. Ultimately, no one is looking at the build quality of your shelf, they're looking at the hundred decks you've put into it. I recommend it.

This display is nice once you have it properly built and hung up. But I knocked off 1 star for two reasons
1 - They don't include instructions. I was able to figure it out myself and I hear you can email them for instructions. But there is not really a good reason to not inlcude these from the get go
2 - The clips break too easily. If you break too many, you need to contact the seller to buy more. Luckily I was prepared for this and was extra careful when installing the clips and didn't break any.

Honestly, I’m kind of disappointed with this product. I was really excited to find something that allowed me to store my collection in a cool and visually appealing way. However, I was not prepared for the fact that I was almost unable to use the product! As mentioned by many other reviews, the clips that hold EVERYTHING together… are almost useless. I can’t tell you how many broke. I mean, there has to be a better way to keep everything together! I was just lucky that a few clips on each side worked okay. Still flimsy though, and I’m scared that it’s gonna come apart any day now! Not to mention how difficult it was to assemble in the first place! And again, as mentioned in other reviews, no instructions! Sure, it looks good, and it is a great way to store your cards… now I just have to hope it doesn’t fall apart when I pick it up. Wish me luck!

This display is pretty solid. It is somewhat easy to build with 2 people. The clips are cheap and break easily. I had to contact playingcarddecks.com and they made it right. I am a happy customer because of the way they went out of their way to help me. I will buy from them again just for their customer service. I recommend them and the product.

I did not bother to hang mine on a wall, instead I have it sitting on a desk against the wall and it looks great. My negatives are the same as everyone else. Too pricey. The plastic clips break EASILY (I did not have quite enough after breaking a few but it seems sturdy enough. You can buy more clips directly from the TCC website, but they are in China and it will take a while to get to you. No instructions...fortunately Playingcarddecks.com has a photo of the instructions right here on the web-page. Overall, I like it, it looks good on my desk and all my playing cards don't have to be tucked away in a drawer anymore.

Let's be real here, the market isn't flooded with options for displaying or your collections on a wall shelf in a way that isn't a massive use of space for a small amount of decks. The standing displays are nice but for me personally, surface space is at a premium. This is just what I needed.

I kickstarted this, then I bought a second from PCD. The clips are flimsy, yes. The one I bought from PCD didn't come with enough of them, but I emailed PCD and they sent me some extras pretty quickly. The fact that it doesn't come with instructions is a pain, yes, but the fact that I'd installed one before meant I was able to figure it out from experience. Does the build quality feel a little cheap? Yeah, kinda, but I'm also old enough to remember how sturdy a solid wood cassette storage case was. Does this thing feel solid and stable after assembled and mounted? Absolutely. Neither of the units I have hung on my wall has ever done so much as shuddered after mounted on the included hangers.

It's not going to blow anyone out of the water, but it does what it's made to do and it does it really well. Ultimately, no one is looking at the build quality of your shelf, they're looking at the hundred decks you've put into it. I recommend it.

This display is nice once you have it properly built and hung up. But I knocked off 1 star for two reasons
1 - They don't include instructions. I was able to figure it out myself and I hear you can email them for instructions. But there is not really a good reason to not inlcude these from the get go
2 - The clips break too easily. If you break too many, you need to contact the seller to buy more. Luckily I was prepared for this and was extra careful when installing the clips and didn't break any.

Honestly, I’m kind of disappointed with this product. I was really excited to find something that allowed me to store my collection in a cool and visually appealing way. However, I was not prepared for the fact that I was almost unable to use the product! As mentioned by many other reviews, the clips that hold EVERYTHING together… are almost useless. I can’t tell you how many broke. I mean, there has to be a better way to keep everything together! I was just lucky that a few clips on each side worked okay. Still flimsy though, and I’m scared that it’s gonna come apart any day now! Not to mention how difficult it was to assemble in the first place! And again, as mentioned in other reviews, no instructions! Sure, it looks good, and it is a great way to store your cards… now I just have to hope it doesn’t fall apart when I pick it up. Wish me luck!

This display is pretty solid. It is somewhat easy to build with 2 people. The clips are cheap and break easily. I had to contact playingcarddecks.com and they made it right. I am a happy customer because of the way they went out of their way to help me. I will buy from them again just for their customer service. I recommend them and the product.

I did not bother to hang mine on a wall, instead I have it sitting on a desk against the wall and it looks great. My negatives are the same as everyone else. Too pricey. The plastic clips break EASILY (I did not have quite enough after breaking a few but it seems sturdy enough. You can buy more clips directly from the TCC website, but they are in China and it will take a while to get to you. No instructions...fortunately Playingcarddecks.com has a photo of the instructions right here on the web-page. Overall, I like it, it looks good on my desk and all my playing cards don't have to be tucked away in a drawer anymore.

Let's be real here, the market isn't flooded with options for displaying or your collections on a wall shelf in a way that isn't a massive use of space for a small amount of decks. The standing displays are nice but for me personally, surface space is at a premium. This is just what I needed.

I kickstarted this, then I bought a second from PCD. The clips are flimsy, yes. The one I bought from PCD didn't come with enough of them, but I emailed PCD and they sent me some extras pretty quickly. The fact that it doesn't come with instructions is a pain, yes, but the fact that I'd installed one before meant I was able to figure it out from experience. Does the build quality feel a little cheap? Yeah, kinda, but I'm also old enough to remember how sturdy a solid wood cassette storage case was. Does this thing feel solid and stable after assembled and mounted? Absolutely. Neither of the units I have hung on my wall has ever done so much as shuddered after mounted on the included hangers.

It's not going to blow anyone out of the water, but it does what it's made to do and it does it really well. Ultimately, no one is looking at the build quality of your shelf, they're looking at the hundred decks you've put into it. I recommend it.

This display is nice once you have it properly built and hung up. But I knocked off 1 star for two reasons
1 - They don't include instructions. I was able to figure it out myself and I hear you can email them for instructions. But there is not really a good reason to not inlcude these from the get go
2 - The clips break too easily. If you break too many, you need to contact the seller to buy more. Luckily I was prepared for this and was extra careful when installing the clips and didn't break any.

Honestly, I’m kind of disappointed with this product. I was really excited to find something that allowed me to store my collection in a cool and visually appealing way. However, I was not prepared for the fact that I was almost unable to use the product! As mentioned by many other reviews, the clips that hold EVERYTHING together… are almost useless. I can’t tell you how many broke. I mean, there has to be a better way to keep everything together! I was just lucky that a few clips on each side worked okay. Still flimsy though, and I’m scared that it’s gonna come apart any day now! Not to mention how difficult it was to assemble in the first place! And again, as mentioned in other reviews, no instructions! Sure, it looks good, and it is a great way to store your cards… now I just have to hope it doesn’t fall apart when I pick it up. Wish me luck!

This display is pretty solid. It is somewhat easy to build with 2 people. The clips are cheap and break easily. I had to contact playingcarddecks.com and they made it right. I am a happy customer because of the way they went out of their way to help me. I will buy from them again just for their customer service. I recommend them and the product.

I did not bother to hang mine on a wall, instead I have it sitting on a desk against the wall and it looks great. My negatives are the same as everyone else. Too pricey. The plastic clips break EASILY (I did not have quite enough after breaking a few but it seems sturdy enough. You can buy more clips directly from the TCC website, but they are in China and it will take a while to get to you. No instructions...fortunately Playingcarddecks.com has a photo of the instructions right here on the web-page. Overall, I like it, it looks good on my desk and all my playing cards don't have to be tucked away in a drawer anymore.

Let's be real here, the market isn't flooded with options for displaying or your collections on a wall shelf in a way that isn't a massive use of space for a small amount of decks. The standing displays are nice but for me personally, surface space is at a premium. This is just what I needed.

I kickstarted this, then I bought a second from PCD. The clips are flimsy, yes. The one I bought from PCD didn't come with enough of them, but I emailed PCD and they sent me some extras pretty quickly. The fact that it doesn't come with instructions is a pain, yes, but the fact that I'd installed one before meant I was able to figure it out from experience. Does the build quality feel a little cheap? Yeah, kinda, but I'm also old enough to remember how sturdy a solid wood cassette storage case was. Does this thing feel solid and stable after assembled and mounted? Absolutely. Neither of the units I have hung on my wall has ever done so much as shuddered after mounted on the included hangers.

It's not going to blow anyone out of the water, but it does what it's made to do and it does it really well. Ultimately, no one is looking at the build quality of your shelf, they're looking at the hundred decks you've put into it. I recommend it.

This display is nice once you have it properly built and hung up. But I knocked off 1 star for two reasons
1 - They don't include instructions. I was able to figure it out myself and I hear you can email them for instructions. But there is not really a good reason to not inlcude these from the get go
2 - The clips break too easily. If you break too many, you need to contact the seller to buy more. Luckily I was prepared for this and was extra careful when installing the clips and didn't break any.

Honestly, I’m kind of disappointed with this product. I was really excited to find something that allowed me to store my collection in a cool and visually appealing way. However, I was not prepared for the fact that I was almost unable to use the product! As mentioned by many other reviews, the clips that hold EVERYTHING together… are almost useless. I can’t tell you how many broke. I mean, there has to be a better way to keep everything together! I was just lucky that a few clips on each side worked okay. Still flimsy though, and I’m scared that it’s gonna come apart any day now! Not to mention how difficult it was to assemble in the first place! And again, as mentioned in other reviews, no instructions! Sure, it looks good, and it is a great way to store your cards… now I just have to hope it doesn’t fall apart when I pick it up. Wish me luck!

This display is pretty solid. It is somewhat easy to build with 2 people. The clips are cheap and break easily. I had to contact playingcarddecks.com and they made it right. I am a happy customer because of the way they went out of their way to help me. I will buy from them again just for their customer service. I recommend them and the product.

I did not bother to hang mine on a wall, instead I have it sitting on a desk against the wall and it looks great. My negatives are the same as everyone else. Too pricey. The plastic clips break EASILY (I did not have quite enough after breaking a few but it seems sturdy enough. You can buy more clips directly from the TCC website, but they are in China and it will take a while to get to you. No instructions...fortunately Playingcarddecks.com has a photo of the instructions right here on the web-page. Overall, I like it, it looks good on my desk and all my playing cards don't have to be tucked away in a drawer anymore.

Let's be real here, the market isn't flooded with options for displaying or your collections on a wall shelf in a way that isn't a massive use of space for a small amount of decks. The standing displays are nice but for me personally, surface space is at a premium. This is just what I needed.

I kickstarted this, then I bought a second from PCD. The clips are flimsy, yes. The one I bought from PCD didn't come with enough of them, but I emailed PCD and they sent me some extras pretty quickly. The fact that it doesn't come with instructions is a pain, yes, but the fact that I'd installed one before meant I was able to figure it out from experience. Does the build quality feel a little cheap? Yeah, kinda, but I'm also old enough to remember how sturdy a solid wood cassette storage case was. Does this thing feel solid and stable after assembled and mounted? Absolutely. Neither of the units I have hung on my wall has ever done so much as shuddered after mounted on the included hangers.

It's not going to blow anyone out of the water, but it does what it's made to do and it does it really well. Ultimately, no one is looking at the build quality of your shelf, they're looking at the hundred decks you've put into it. I recommend it.

This display is nice once you have it properly built and hung up. But I knocked off 1 star for two reasons
1 - They don't include instructions. I was able to figure it out myself and I hear you can email them for instructions. But there is not really a good reason to not inlcude these from the get go
2 - The clips break too easily. If you break too many, you need to contact the seller to buy more. Luckily I was prepared for this and was extra careful when installing the clips and didn't break any.

Honestly, I’m kind of disappointed with this product. I was really excited to find something that allowed me to store my collection in a cool and visually appealing way. However, I was not prepared for the fact that I was almost unable to use the product! As mentioned by many other reviews, the clips that hold EVERYTHING together… are almost useless. I can’t tell you how many broke. I mean, there has to be a better way to keep everything together! I was just lucky that a few clips on each side worked okay. Still flimsy though, and I’m scared that it’s gonna come apart any day now! Not to mention how difficult it was to assemble in the first place! And again, as mentioned in other reviews, no instructions! Sure, it looks good, and it is a great way to store your cards… now I just have to hope it doesn’t fall apart when I pick it up. Wish me luck!

This display is pretty solid. It is somewhat easy to build with 2 people. The clips are cheap and break easily. I had to contact playingcarddecks.com and they made it right. I am a happy customer because of the way they went out of their way to help me. I will buy from them again just for their customer service. I recommend them and the product.

I did not bother to hang mine on a wall, instead I have it sitting on a desk against the wall and it looks great. My negatives are the same as everyone else. Too pricey. The plastic clips break EASILY (I did not have quite enough after breaking a few but it seems sturdy enough. You can buy more clips directly from the TCC website, but they are in China and it will take a while to get to you. No instructions...fortunately Playingcarddecks.com has a photo of the instructions right here on the web-page. Overall, I like it, it looks good on my desk and all my playing cards don't have to be tucked away in a drawer anymore.