It's misleading , it's not 72 inches tall but two 36 inch pieces that you have to TRY to lock together They do not enter lock to make a six feet height sleeve

Exactly what I wanted, arrived in a COVID era version of a timely manner, and assembled within 1 hour of delivery.\nI had it filled with my gardening supplies 20 minutes later.\n\nNot bad for a 66 year guy working alone.

The bottom three shelves are sturdy enough. The top two would just shear off because there is no retaining bracket for the posts. The package came almost open and two of the five boards came broken from the corners

These are great racks, don't expect to place 100 lb items in the middle of 3/8 particle board , the box is very heavy and mine came with damaged corners, recommend store pickup.

2 of the shelving came broke, unuseable, i have to go buy 2 shelves in order to use. the shelve it self was fine and worked for what i needed it for, to costley to send it back just to replace the 2 shelves.

Shelves are make of 1/4 inch pressed particle board. If you put them any place damp like a basement of garage (which they are supposed to be made for) the particle board will swell and fall apart. VERY DISAPPOINTED .

Flimsy, does not hold together, not sturdy at all, kept falling apart. I had tough time putting together. I could not attach the top brackets to the bottom ones. Poorly designed.I will return it

For $120 bucks I got two shelves and it made all the difference in my shed. Gave it 3 Stars because two of the boards were cracked, luckily not bad enough that I could still use them.

Not the best shelving I have purchased but it is functional. Some of the shelves were were damaged on arrival bet were serviceable. It is OK but I have bought better.

Particle board shelves are very thin. Do not use for anything heavy. Standards come in two parts. They should have a connecting bracket but do not. Depends on a shelve to hold them together.