Help ASAP I need some height for my table display

[lpoitras]

right now I have 6 wooden boxes that I make into 2 diagonal displays in each corner so I have some height. Then I have 2 dessert type trays with 2 trays each for more added height in the middle (you know, the kind made of wrought iron and plates?) they are pretty and a nice display. But I feel I am missing more uniform shelving and want to get more candles up off the table then too many on the table for too busy a display. Where do you get shelves that don't cost an arm and a leg? My husband is NOT handy in the least. Something that can carry some weight, I don't think plastic will cut it. My next show is Saturday.

[dandelion garden]

Wooden fruit crates? You can usually find some at antique shops pretty easily and inexpensively.

Or if your line is more contemporary, BJ's has some decent looking metal bookcases.

[asheebeans]

Before I have used some of those wooden crates from Pat Catans. This year, I tried the risers from Gershel Bros. and I must say that I am pleased! I got 5 of them for around $20. (before shipping) They are very sturdy for cardboard, and can be covered rather easily.

[debscent]

Do you have a Joanne's Fabrics near you? I had found folding bookshelves and they are 3 feet high and are fabulous as a table display, but here's the best part...don't get the bookshelf, buy the corner units. I think they are $14.99 solid wood, and they fold up, and if you have a coupon, it's all good. I take mine to shows and get at least 3 compliments a show about them from other vendors.