This is the second of these types of shells that I purchase the first one was super heavy and difficult to put together required hammers in transit time this one was lightweight easy to put together and it holds just as much heavy stuff as the other one!

The shelves marked with the Armadillo brand are excellent. The Member's Mark are worthless. They may be the same design, but the quality of the Member's Mark parts/tolerances are terrible. I bought 10 units...6 were Armadillo and these all went together fine. After the 2nd of 4 Member's Mark I gave up after bending/hammering/straightening...put the parts back in the boxes and took them back.

I purchased these same shelves a few years ago, and they are solid and well built. However, I purchased these "same" shelves recently, and noticed that the quality of construction has gone down (plastic support connectors versus metal in older version, and the brackets feel more flimsily fabricated). I even bent a part by lightly tapping it with a rubber mallet. I don't think I can depend on these. Why not just increase the price a little rather than cutting corners with fabrication? Member's Mark products are normally pretty decent, but I am not happy with these shelves.

I bought these shelves a while back and they were built sturdy, really sturdy, but I just bought three more, and these are junk. They are a lawsuit waiting to happen. They used to have a strong piece of angle iron that went in between the two leg supports, now all they have is a little piece of plastic that will not hold this together. I had to add my own supports to hold the legs together. It says this unit will hold 4000 pounds, I doubt it will! Sam's has taken a huge hit in the quality department. I think a lot of the positive reviews came from the older better built shelves. I bought these on 9/24/2023, the older ones I bought about three or four years ago. If these units break, I will bring a suit against Sams for anything that breaks.

No way this has a 4000lb capacity. Maybe it could support the shadow of something that weighs 4000lbs, but I very much doubt it could support 100lbs. The tabs that literally hold everything together and bear all of the weight of the shelves are thin plastic and are easily snapped-off just when you are assembling it. Don't even think about moving it after you assemble it, or it will collapse under its own weight. So disappointing.

I bought these yesterday and i am very sorry i did. They are thin gauge steel supports with thin, flimsy particle board shelves. they're rated for 800lb per shelf, but when i put a 100lb tote on one of the shelves it fell apart. Other brands are MUCH better quality.

I purchased the same model shelves years ago and loved them. I'm extremely disappointed this rack as it does not stand up to many of the other Member's Mark products. The shelves arrived damaged and it was very difficult to assemble. The shelves are flimsy; I barely tapped one with a mallet and it bent. The shelving is not sturdy.

We bought these a few month's back and they've been Great! They were easily assembled, and didn't take long. I recommend having a rubber mallet and a block of wood to help hammer in place. I put them together myself. The first one went a little bit slow (they come w/directions), but the next 3 went fast. Love the shelf material. I was dreading the heavy pressed wood that usually comes with shelf units. These came with a light hard plastic, extremely sturdy, and made it easy for me to pop into place. I'm storing heavy glassware and other heavy appliances on them and they are holding up wonderfully. No signs of bowing.They look nice and uniformed. Extremely PLEASED with them and want to buy more. I have the other chrome metal ones, like these much better. Plus, a price that makes them very affordable.

Good purchase

I bought two of these today and trying to put them together. If you hit the short beams using a rubber mallet, with enough force to seat the rivet, it comes out of the metal beam Making that beam useless. So far I have 2 beams that the rivets came out of. I can see why they took the "Members Mark" logo off of these. I seriously doubt this shelf would hold 4000 pounds. They aren't worth the time it took me to drive 60 miles to pick them up. And they surely aren't worth another 60 miles to return them so I will take my lumps and properly dispose of them in the Dumpster.