This is an excellent shelf with tons of storage space. You can configure it to suit your needs. We have several different styles of shelving from Sam’s Club. We don’t have a food pantry so this does the job! This is hands down my favorite. I would love to purchase more for my office. Bring them back! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 the best.

This has to be the worst way to connect a lower and upper section. There’s no sleeves or connectors it’s held together only by friction of the shelf. If it wasn’t for self tapping screws to hold the top and bottom together, it would’ve gone back in the box and I would have returned it. I did give it two stars only because once I screwed it together, it worked like a shelf. It should be made the same way the 24 inch one is but it’s not and I was duped that way.

When weight is added to upper shelves the thin metal supports straddle down onto to the lower supports causing the side and front support key slots to pop up and out and collapse, damaged a car hood and could have been worse, tossed the mangled unit and returned the other 4 and warned Sam's personnel, pull this product before someone else gets hurt

Big mistake for me to buy the 2022 model of this rack… I had had good experiences with the 2010 model of this rack…I had Literally dozens of them… I could put one of them together in about five or six minutes not be so with this 2022 version… It’s poorly built, and every time you get one section put together the other sections fall apart and it collapses… I’ve never seen such a poorly designed rack considering how great the 2010 model was…

I have bought several of these shelves over the years and they are a good value when a sale comes around. However the quality has dropped noticeably. First off it is not possible to assemble the shelves as the instructions state. The rails are too flimsy and do not hold their shape, and the supports fall off with the slightest bit of pressure during assembly. This is a two-person job. Aside from that, the tolerances are all over the places. Some of the shelves I had to hammer the supports in, and other had 0 resistance at all and would bounce out. Also, one of the supports had a rivet that fell off when I picked it up. Very not impressed.

I bought 3 and built 1 by myself so far...a lot of F bombs were dropped. I was expecting the metal to be thicker considering it states it can hold up to 3600 lbs. The main problem is the whole thing doesn't stay locked until you get everything just right. I was just expecting better quality material, better engineering and more sturdy. I'm going to go look at some different shelves at Home Depot in person and if those are more sturdy then I'll be returning all these.

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.

Listen, do yourself a favor. Throw away the instructions. Go to YouTube and search for this account "SOLID GROUND STAGING". Look for the Member Mark 6 shelf storage.......It helps if you have a second pair of hands. But I did it by myself. Not sure the weight listed can be used on theses shelves. So, don't do it. I used it for extra pantry things. There is a heavy duty one, a bit more expensive. After watching the video, you can assemble this in less than 20 mins.

I wish that I hadn't thrown away the original packaging because it would have been returned. I have purchased and set up a many shelves in my life, but THIS PARTICULAR ONE..., was the worst one that I have purchased. The two separate height rail sizes to put together and be steady is a major design flaw. The material for the support is a weak and flimsy aluminum frame piece and the boards are thin painted particle boards. I built and overhauled ships for a living and THIS was the biggest physical headache that I have ever had to mess with. It took 3 people to put the shelves together because after one piece or section was finally sturdy enough to go to the next section, as soon as you take your hand away from one piece, the other side would slip out of place. When I do move, I will be setting the entire pile of mess to the side of the road for trash pickup and purchase the solid wood solid steel frames. I had to use large bolt-type screws in slots along with tape to hopefully secure the corner sections, especially the area where the two corners pieces have to be used to get the advertised height. A total design flaw mess; isn't even worth the cost of the mess. You have been warned ⚠️.

Started to put it together but instructions were not very clear. Went on You Tube to see how to put it together. The person was having a hard time putting it together and had said how flimsy it was. I also thought it was flimsy and would not fit for what I needed it for. Will be returning them.