Many storage shelves look strong but are constructed with super light gauge steel that easily bends. This one is better than average, not commercial grade, but feels up to the rating. I like how the end posts come pre-assembled with the cross bars attached, giving better inherent strength.

Ordered three of these units on-line for garage storage and had them shipped. They had been out of stock at the local clubs. Arrived within a week. Quality was good for the price and the assembly was very intuitive. A couple of the shelving grates had minor bends in them, but those didn't effect the functionality of the shelving. Overall very pleased with the purchase.

These shelves are heavy and sturdy for store a wide range of stuff. We got them to better organize our storage area. They were relatively easy to assemble. The shelf supports did take a bit of effort till we figured out what we needed to do to get the pegs inserted properly the 1st time then it was back to easy.

So sturdy and easy to put together. Really good quality. The only problem is that people pick them up and move them by the nylon straps which often bends part of the shelving and makes it very hard to put together. This is not the manufacturer’s fault. It’s because of the way that they are handled.

This fit perfect in my garage. I bought two of them but only needed three shelves so I added the two remaining shelves between the two racks which extended the length to three. Very happy with this product and thinking about buying two more for the other side of my garage.

I waited months to find one of these shelves in stock in our local Sam’s. In the meantime, I bougt two, admittedly more expensive, units from Home Depot. While the HD shelves were solid and easily assembled, the one from Sam’s is a real pain. First, it is made from relatively thin steel, but more significantly, one of the uprights was very warped. After struggling to get the upper shelves to connect, I discovered that I needed to connect one corner to the twisted upright and then torque it into position with a nylon hold-down strap diagonally across the two uprights. The required torque convinced me that I needed to leave the strap attached in the final assembly. The unit is now level and stable, if rather strange looking. I suppose I could have returned the unit once I discovered the twisted upright, but these units are heavy and would be a bear to repack. The moral here may be the old adage “You get what you pay for.”

Mostly good but a couple cross members arrived bent. Of course it’s hard to tell from the naked eye, it was only after spending time putting it together where I realized it. I couldn’t imagine returning this monster for the crossmembers so I’m stuck with a pretty good shelf with some issues.

These are amazing shelves. We have a garage/barn where we store equipment and needed sturdy shelving for storage of tools and gardening equipment. These are great shelves. They are not difficult to put together and are perfect for storage, they're wide and long enough to fit tools and equipment easily with no problems accessing them.

I have purchased at least 5 of these shelves for the workshop. We store totes full of heavy tools, large boxes of fasteners and equipment. These shelves are sturdy and do not tweek or bow. We have moved and taken them apart and reassembled them and they are still great and went right back together. Great purchase and I will purchase again.

Easy to assemble, even for one person. However, the rails can easily pop out of the slots when the unit is moved during assembly. The more expensive version of these racks have a plastic insert that you put in exposed portion of the slot above the rails that keep them from coming back up out of the slots. I drilled pilot holes at each overlap and installed a 1/2” self tapping metal screws to keep the main cross rails in place. Also you will need a step stool to insert the pins in the top cross members (unless you are realllly tall)