I bought some of these years ago and again recently. I love them. Even though it has been years since I put one together, it was super easy. The key is build the just the first three shelves. Then you bring out the step stool to extend the height and put on the last three shelves. It much simpler. This time around I want to use one for decorations and pictures.

Tried to match a shelf I purchased years ago at Sam's. Pretty close match. Looks as tough as the older one, love the liners. Could I get 5 more? Had read the feedback and was a little concerned. All the cartons at my local Sam's had damage. The one I purchased had been dragged and it wore through the carton and 'filed' one of the shelfs ehere the upright goes through. A little file work, 2 to 3 minutes and it was fine. Just put that corner to the rear.

Just assembled the Member’s Mark 6-Tier NSF Heavy-Duty Wire Shelving (47.75”W x 18”D x 75.5”H – Plated) and I’m seriously impressed. Setup was quick and straightforward, no headaches at all. Once built, it feels rock-solid and sturdy—exactly what I needed for heavy-duty storage. Great design, great durability, and a smooth assembly experience. Highly recommend!

Very sturdy. Don't like the shelf inserts. They don't support heavy things on the shelves. I had to place cardboard underneath to keep my racks from pushing in the shelving layer. I gave it 5 because it is very sturdy. But you will need to people to build. Very confusing instructions.

I had to replace one that I had bought and was using in the garage. My husband's foot slipped off the brake in the garage and hit the shelves and put them through the wall of sheetrock. They held together and didn't fall apart. Of course, the 2 bottom shelves bent but I'm impressed the way they held together. So, of course, I replaced them with the same shelves.

Easy to assemble, but the shelf liners move way too easily. The unit is sturdy, anti-tip hardware straps could be improved. Great for pantry, garage or basement storage needs. Be sure to read the instructions regarding load capacity. If you use the wheels the load capacity is significantly less.

The box usually comes with some damage on it. The parts weathered shipping fairly well. I bought a few already with a couple of shelves dented. The biggest issues I had with shelves was the spot welds on the inside of the holes where the poles go through. The plastic inserts that go into the holes work better if you file(sand) holes clean before mounting shelves on the poles.

Pretty heavy, but I managed to transport (on hand trucks /carts) and assemble it myself. No tools required unless you want to mount it to a wall. I wish the included wheels were rated for more weight though. 6,000 lbs on the leveling feet, but only 800 lbs on the wheels is a huge drop IMO. Overall, I'd recommend.

You really need to look at the box and ensure there is NO damage. I inspected mine before buying and didn't see anything but a spot that the cardboard looked compressed. Two of the shelves had corners that were oval instead of round due to it being dropped or hit by something. If this happens then you have to take the whole shelf back into the store to get it replaced. The box is very heavy so this is hard to do. I recommend looking at it when you are still in the parking lot that way you can take it right back in. I wanted to just swap 2 shelves for 2 shelves but they will not do this, you have to return the whole thing. Otherwise they are great shelves and it was actually packed very well, not sure how it could have possibly been bent but they were.

Received shelf today it’s very nice but 2 shelves are damaged I contact to get replacement parts and they want me to return it they don’t do parts that’s ridiculous I have been a member for over 30 years and this is absurd