i am using this in my kitchen while it is in the process of renovation. needed shelving a specific size and this unit was exactly what i needed. am thrilled. looks nice, serves my purpose perfectly and because of the finish, will be able to use it in other areas.

We move to a new apartment with a medium size kitchen but not a lot of cabinets so after months of research I found this little gem. its hard plastic and it has wheels and it fits perfectly in our kitchen without taking lots of space. We moved the microwave and pots in it and it's holding off nicely for the past few weeks. Now we have plenty of counter space in our kitchen. Great product for the money I pay it does the job and it does it well.

Love the option of castors or feet. Love that I can adjust the shelves. Best of all, love that I put it together without making a mistake and without it making me homicidal. Pretty much never happens. It went too well. Even though it's sturdy, I am sure it'll collapse any moment, just because that's what stuff I put together is supposed to do. I may have to get another one, just to tempt fate. (Knock on wood!)

I bought this for my pantry. It arrived quickly and was very easy to put together. I love how sturdy of a shelf it is. The shelves are also adjustable, so I was able to space them how I liked them. I've bought a cart/shelf from this brand in the past, so I knew it would be good. Would definitely purchase again!

I needed a storage pantry and this fits exactly into the area I had and works great. Very sturdy and easy to assemble, I am very happy with it. The shipping from Walmart was so fast, I could not believe it. I will order from this company again, both product and Walmart online.

This item is very sturdy and a good bang for the buck. The assembly instructions are a set up for frustration however, saying that the poles should be assembled to their full height first, then you should slide the shelves onto the poles. DONT DO THAT! Put together the bottom half of the unit, then the top half. It wouldn't fit in the closet I needed it for fully assembled, so I ended up only using the shelves in there. Still serving the purpose though!

I bought this shelving system for my kitchen gadgets, thinking it looked sturdy, but after putting it together, I see that it is not sturdy and leans to one side, so i had to prop it against my cabinets to make it stand straight enough for my to put my small appliances on it.

Bought this as a make shift pantry for my kitchen,which has no storage. Top shelf has my regular size microwave on it, all other shelves are full of canned goods, pasta boxes, spices, cat food, etc. I like the adjustable shelves, didnt know this had that feature. Very sturdy and doesnt look bad at all, or cheap. Seems very durable and it was easy to put together-I did it myself and it took about 30 minutes. I recommend!!

I used this rack to organize a small corner in my kitchen between my fridge and a wall. It is the perfect size and I can fit all of my small kitchen appliances on it and my bake ware. It was easy to put together. It took about 15 minutes. I love the mobility of it. I can pull it out when needed and it is hidden from anyone who enters my kitchen. Great product and great buy.

The units are sturdy and good to look at, and I'm glad that I purchased them. I have a lot of different metal shelves that utilize the same type of system of plastic wedges. I recommend deciding which size is right for the space and the strength needed. I chose these shelves because I needed the narrower width to fit in my home office closet, as I just couldn't squeeze two 48 inch units in there. I have two side by side against the back wall, and one rotated in the corner to provide plenty of space. At first, I was wishing that it was 72" tall (though I wasn't able to locate such a narrow unit at that height), but now I don't believe it would improve the available storage space. I recommend using a rubber mallet to tap the shelves into place, if needed, rather than a hammer which might dent the shelves; if you only have a hammer, then wrap the head with a towel to blunt it or maybe lay a block of wood down to take the blow. Also, if there is a set of plastic pieces that just keep sliding down before the shelf grips onto it, I use a set of Vice-Grip pliers or clamps just under the plastic pieces to make sure they don't shift downward while tapping the shelf into place. This is not to say that the shelves need a lot of tools or are complicated to put together, it's just that such tools have come in handy for me installing the 10 or more sets that we have in our house.