A shelving unit A heavy duty steel frame and it can hold a large number of 100s lbs. pound of weight.

This shelf is very sturdy. It's a perfect size for my apartment. I didn't add the wheels because I didn't want it to move.

Easy to install

The unit is perfect for my kitchen. I have looked for awhile to find something just right. The liners was something that I really wanted. I have a very small apartment so this is the perfect find. I couldn't believe the cost was so low. I have mostly appliances on the shelves to free up counter space.

Great value

Pretty decent. Make sure you have a rubber mallet to get the shelves firmly into place or the unit will be unstable, which is pretty typical of this style shelving unit. So far I'm pleased with it, but I knew what to expect having put together many of these for retail work. If you don't pay attention to putting it together firmly and accurately, you're going to have a bad time. If you do this right though, you'll have a nice solid shelving unit.

This is exactly what I needed for routine storage in my garage. It was easy to put together by one person. I like that it has wheels. However, I wish there was a way to adjust the wheels to account for uneven floor. My garage floor dips in spots. I had to alter where I was going to put this because it was wobbly on the uneven floor. For the price it is a good buy.

This shelf was easy to put together and decent quality for such a low price. But BEWARE the box info stating the 1200 lb total weight limit for all shelves is ONLY if you use the stationary foot option. If you use the wheels option the total weight limit drops down to 330 lbs. That’s a loss of nearly 3/4 of the weight limit for just using the wheels option. The box info is rather misleading. I didn’t notice the weight limit difference until I had put the shelf together and saw it listed in the instruction manual. I definitely would not have bought it had I known. It should have been more clearly stated on the box instead of it being micro print.

Unlike most wire shelving units that use plastic wedges to position the shelves, the vertical tubes on these are scored only every 3 inches instead of every inch, greatly reducing the flexibility of shelf positioning. And unlike the Seville brand, the frames around the edge of these are made from thinn roll-formed sheet metal instead of heavy welded wire. The shelf grids themselves have about half as many wires at twice the usual spacing, and the "durable" liners that are included neither remain in position well nor provide a sufficiently stiff surface to keep things like power tool handles from digging into them. Because they are so thin, flexible, and slippery on both sides, they tend to try to slide around under things when loading the shelves instead of providing a secure surface; they're really just not useful, and I'll have to cut some MDF panels to replace them. Overall, this shelf unit is more of a K-Mart quality than a Member's Mark item, and I can't advise buying it.

One of the legs was stripped so we weren't able accurately screw in one of the wheels so the rack is lopsided. It would've been too much to gather everything and return it so we just made it work and stuck it in the corner somewhere. Overall its fine could've been made better.