Bought for storage of tools and supplies. Unit is a little unstable until the shelves are loaded. Appears to be durable under commercial use, but time will time.

Very easy to put together. Loved that we could put three shelves on one side and two on the other. Convenient when our storage area didn’t have great height!

Good sturdy shelves but they have a slight design flaw. The rivets are not tight enough and it’s very difficult to add the top to the bottom section. Once you get it all assembled it’s fine.

I buy these every time I need shelving. They are excellent in strength and easy to put together. I have had some for over 15 years and they are perfect.

Strong and sturdy for our basement storage. I like that it can become 2 units or one very tall unit. It does require 2 people to assemble as the shelves tend to slide about until the boards are put into place

The splices overlap making it hard to assemble. A butt splice would be stronger. The shelves are too thin which leaves a metal edge that catches on items when taking them off.

I'm super happy with this shelf system. I put it together myself and it took me about 1.5 hours to complete everything (opening box to installing rubber caps). I'm typically slow at everything and may take you less time if you have help or are just a quick person. I do recommend placing the rubber feet after you put the lower portion together. Looks great and I used a cloth shower curtain and shower hooks to conceal contents within my shelves. Will definitely buy another set of shelves. And, I did ask for help loading it on my truck since I'm female and box makes reference to 2 people lifting the box. When I got home, I backed in my garage and wobbled it out, laying back flat on the ground.

We've used these shelves for years. We probably had about 30 of them for our business before my last order of 10. The first few we've put together from that order of 10 have not been the good quality they've always been. The top half of the shelf does not attach correctly to the bottom half. The shelf will still support what we put on it, but it's not structurally correct.

Way better then plastic and is much sturdier. This is very tall, probably 8ft. It's a pain to start but once you get all four corners together its easy... until you join the 2 sections. I put it together by myself and ended up using duck tape to hold each side up until I could get the supports in place. After that it was a breeze.

A lot of people have a hard time putting it tougher but it is an easy process if you prepare yourself for it I put mine together in 40 minutes I added a half inch self tapping crew in the upper part of the hole of the post and into the bracket this will prevent the bracket from sliding up please watch the attached video clip