If you are looking for a heavy duty shelving unit - this one is amazing! I needed something for all my canning food, supplies and I didn’t want to worry about it bowing and able to withstand the weight. Highly recommended

We actually use this to store clothes in our room as we have tiny closets in our home. It worked out so perfectly that we ended up getting 3 of them. It also helps organize our kids' toys in their room. Its a great buy and totally worth if for all your organizing needs

We bought these 3-4 years ago for our garage. With a 2 foot depth, these work especially well for storage. Sturdy built and supports a lot of weight. We had similar shelves with particle board shelves and the humidity and moisture causes sagging and mold. These shelves are composite and not affected by the same conditions. We just bought 5 more, and everyone who sees them want to know where we got them from. You can buy far worse shelving for a great deal more $$. Can’t go wrong with these. I am not paid or incentivized to write this positive review.

Great shelf for the money , using it as a pantry and it looks great and holds all that we need it to. Very easy to assemble. I almost didn’t buy because of some of the reviews but glad I did, if you follow directions , use a rubber mallet and two people , piece of cake !

The latest version of this shelf system is the best yet. Members Mark included a 4in angle clip to slide in-between the joint of the top and bottom corners. I have never been able to install the 4 corners and then the upper shelves. This went from an easy two-person job to a one-person job. These shelves have always been rugged, but now it is a much more stable unit. I still need a couple more units for my storage. The Member’s Mark shelves will be the ones I purchase. Plus, the price point is great!

These are fine shelves, with excellent load carrying. The shelf decks are stiff and won’t sag. The only thing the design lacks is any means of diagonal bracing to give the assembled shelf stiffness. For that, these shelves rely solely on how tight the couplers on the rails grip the struts. I bought four of these shelves, and bolted sheets of 1/4” plywood to the backs of them, greatly improving their stiffness. Still, these are great shelves and an excellent value.

Love this shelving unit but it could have been built more sturdy. It’s a thin piece of plastic connecting the top and bottom. I feel like if someone were to walk by and bump it too hard it would come falling down. Thankfully mine was put into a nook built into the wall so that won’t happen. The size and weight load is amazing tho! I’m using it for a “pantry” in my kitchen. Later my husband will use it in the shed for tools and the like. Overall I’d recommend with caution for children and such.

Very sturdy, BUT, a bit challenging to construct. I LOVE not having nuts and bolts. I didn’t have help. But, what seems like a very easy task turns into a challenge without two people. If not aligned perfectly, parts will disconnect when hit with mallet to secure. Also, the tiny instructions are a bit confusing. It should explain that the second tier is only secure when rails for a shelf are connected in holes for top AND bottom tier. Again, without a second person holding parts, this is not easy.

i rated Fair not because the shelving is not good, but because it arrived at my home with not only shipping damage but also parts that had been manufactured incorrectly. It appears they were inserted into a jib improperly and were malformed. I reported this to Sam's but have not received a reply.

Nice looking shelves but very poorly made. I thought i was saving $10 per shelf over a different style but these cost me far more. They took 2 of my employees 8 hours to assemble 8 shelves. No kidding!! The corner rails had to be adjusted to fit together. Once they were together they looked nice. We put a microwave on the shelf and it fell through! So we had to literally drill holes and screw the shelves to the side brackets so that they’d hold any weight without the shelf falling through. So Saving $10 per shelf times 10 shelves was $140 but then cost me well over $400 in man hours to assemble and correct shelf design flaw.