Great storage shelves. I did my homework and found that the shelves at Sams Club had the best price for this type of shelf. Also, this shelve had one of the best overall weight capacity. I am extremely pleased and have received many compliments. I would highly recommend this product

One of the welds was bad, I waited weeks for these shelves to be in stock. So when the poorly welded bracket of a shelf support broke. I repaired (Brazed) it myself. I did not want to deal with the headache of returning the shelf.and potentially waiting weeks longer for a replacement. I hope the other one that is still in the box is built better.

We first bought two heavy duty storage shelves (the next one up from this one) and put them in our basement a couple years ago. Those are Great shelves too. We now needed one more and decide to buy this one because the price was some less. The first shelves we bought were so heavy duty that it was really a waste to put them in our basement for boxes of decorations, sports equipment, food & house items. This shelf is the best for basement storage!!!! The first two we got we could of put tires, cement blocks & tools on them & would of been great for garage items. This one won’t disappoint if you don’t overload!! It will last for a very long time, if not longer!!!

One beam was slightly bent, likely dropped as it requires two people to lift and only one gentleman was bringing it to me. I assisted him. Once I put it together, with a little hammering to get the side pieces in with the bent piece, it works very well and is worth the price and slight hassle.

Best thing I've bought in years. Well worth the price, there's nothing comparable out there. After removing pieces from box, shelf took maybe ten minutes to fully assemble. Shelves are very sturdy and now there's organization in our garage. I ended up buying a second one. Great product!

I got one and was so impressed, I bought another. It's easy for one person to put together, with no extra tools needed. It holds 16 twenty gallon totes, 20 if you double stack the top shelf. There's nowhere near 10,000 pounds on mine but I do have some pretty heavy tools on one and there's no sagging. After showing them to my friends, 2 of them went out and bought their own. I plan on getting 1 more. And btw, these are gorgeous. The powder coated finish makes my whole garage look better.

Nice quality, overengineered for my needs but far superior to the long list of cheap, flimsy and small racks that make up a majority of the market. If you are looking for a larger rack that is reasonably priced, this is a good choice. Assembly is a two person job but was quick and easy.

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.

Decent shelf but some flaws...Some parts came damaged from shipping, but a major unrelated issue was that the shelf sides were not formed correctly. I had to beat every shelf to get the for right side pins in (or I could have alternatively over sized the pin holes with a drill bit). After assembly it was fine...but took entirely to long to assemble due to manufacturing issue

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.”