Bought during a one day sale, glad I did. Decided to make 2 shorter shelves rather than 1 tall one. Fits perfectly in space. Was a little tricky to get initial parts together, but once lowest shelf was together, others were easy. Not thick steel but will last for a long, long time. Worth price without question.

High quality and very sturdy. Wish I had bought a couple more while they were on sale. Fairly simple to assemble. Rubber mallet is highly recommended. Used as two separate units (three shelves each). They will not separate as shown in the photos. Needs to be packaged better because one shelf was damaged and several corners were slightly damaged. The packages weigh about 85 pounds, so it's hard for one delivery person to handle. I called the 800 number a replacement shelf was here in three days. I'll be watching for them to go on sale again!

I purchased 2 of these for my garage to go with the Gorilla rack I bought from Sam's ages ago. The Member's Mark shelves are functionally the same but I'm rather disappointed in the quality by comparison. Assuming you dont have the old Gorilla rack, these are pretty sturdy and will hold a lot of "stuff" once they are assembled. They are definitely easier to put together if you have a partner to hold things steady but I assembled these solo and didn't have too much trouble. Put a shelf in the bottom when you put it together and put another shelf in the bottom before connecting the top. Helped me with stability.

I’m torn about this review. The shelves With a solid shelf to work with for storage is great. The down side is that the assembly was difficult and took quite some time. The holes Did not align properly and we really had to Struggle and use force to get the top section on. It’s working well for what I wanted it for

Purchased a similar unit about 4 years ago, from same store and it was constructed much better. On the old unit the shelf rails fit tightly into the legs, this unit the shelf rails are loose and it was difficult to assemble. The unit got a little sturdier when the shelves were installed.

Was able to totally organize my garage with these!!! Yes, at times it took two people to put together, but it was simple construction. Only need a mallet. Delighted i was able to customize shelf height, so everything had a perfect fitting sturdy place.

Nice shelves, but in order to easily assemble them, you need to watch a very short video on YouTube that explains how to use 1/2” self-tapping screws (which you have to provide yourself) at the base, midsection, and the top shelf. Once secured with the screws, that you add as you build upwards, the shelf can be easily moved around without it falling apart.

Good product for the price. Product does have some problems. Rails don't stay snapped in until you get 3 sets of rails installed. Also, the upper and lower sections are not very securely connected with just the rails holding them together. I added some extra brackets to join upper and lower units together.

Material is too thin. Rivets don't wedge into post slots securely so usually come out and need to be pushed back in while putting other rivets into slots. Rivets should require pounding in with rubber mallet to hold securely during assembly, but these you easily slide in with bare hands and just as easily they slide out when putting other rivets into slots.

I bought this shelf on the early black friday sale. I was wanting the 5 tiered shelf because it looked sturdier but they were sold out so I got this one instead. I didn't read the instructions thoroughly and didn't realize 4 of the upright posts had a small groove at the end. After I got it half built I realized this and had to take it all apart and start all over. It has 8 upright posts and the cross pieces that hold the shelf in place are really made well. The upright pieces could have been made a little sturdier. To attach the top upright braces you have to attach the bottom tab of the shelf bracket in the bottom brace and the top tab into the top brace. If you dont have someone to help you this can be difficult because the top braces dont want to stay in place until you put the shelf on to keep it sturdy. The shelves themself are rather thin. I would not feel comfortable putting anything heavy on the shelves or the shelf will warp over time. Because the upright braces are in two pieces the unit is not very sturdy so don't plan on moving it once it is built. It's cheaper than me buying the lumber to build one but I would only put lightweight items on the shelf. I am using it in our garden shed so it's not a big deal. If you want something sturdier get something else.