I have 6 of these, good rack. It has casters with 2 that lock or adjustable feet. Yes it’s chrome plated and had thin plastic sheets that cover each shelf. Totally adjustable in 1” to 2” increments. When installation lube up threaded inserts on poles as they tend to just turn into bottom tube, this way you will have equal amount of threads on each side. I didn’t notice until putting the one together today, it’s made in Vietnam

I bought this shelving unit to organize a 5x5 storage locker. Assembly took about 20-25 minutes. The only tool you need is a rubber mallet to get the shelves nice and tight. Read the fine print: the max weight capacity does not apply if you use the wheels. I opted for the leveling feet and the unit feels strong.

I've been using this product for many years (and have watched it improve) over 3 different locations and through two moves! I've ordered more on several occasions and never regretted the effectiveness for the price. They are not at all difficult to adjust shelfs or completely dismantle and reassemble.

I bought 3 of these about 6 years ago and had a need for another so just purchased one more. Very easy to put together. These are in my garage and have never had any issues with them. Great storage solution and I love the wheels for ease of moving if needed.

These shelves are wonderful! They are sturdy with shelf liners. They were easy to put together. And best of all, they have wheels! We did quite a bit of research and found these were the best, at any price. We bought 3 additional shelving units after seeing the quality of the first.

1'st I've been buying these for years. They are strong and well priced. They are a bit fiddly to put together but I think anyone can do it. It takes me about 20 minutes to put one together. My problem is that I ordered 6 by mail. I thought at first that the delivery person just destroyed the boxes but now as I've put together 4 of them I find that most of them are used which is why the boxes are so beat up. I wouldn't be so ticked about this, people return things, but I'm missing parts, if you want to resell a product that's been returned as new then make sure everything is in the box. Now I get the joy of contacting the company and asking for parts instead of using my new shelves. These will rust if in a moist environment, I had it in a shed and those got grimy. Otherwise I like them enough that I keep buying them. The selves I'd rate as 4 stars but getting them used with missing parts put the review at 2 stars.

I put two of these together by myself, and came up with this method: Assemble poles and wheels. Thread poles through the first shelf, and secure it as the bottom shelf. Lay the assembly on end, supported by four wooden blocks. I used pieces of 2x4. Set the plastic support pieces for the next shelf, and slide the shelf into place. Repeat for each shelf. You can move the blocks as needed. You could even assemble the lower shelves before screwing in the upper poles. Less chance for scratching. I might try that next time.

This was the first purchase after buying new home, so I could get organized. I measured my storage room and bought two units for every three units of space, and then hooked them all together. So instead of a bunch of independent rolling units, I had a wall of single rolling unit. This way I only had to buy two units for three units of space, got more storage room for taller items because the shelves for two units was split among three units and so on. So Some I turned into clothes hanging unit or big box units with lots of space, and then used those extra shelves to install between shelving units. You can't do this trick after building, you have to plan it out beforehand. But it's great when you get it to work. I'll take some photos if anyone is interested and post them. But I can move entire walls of shelving with just me, no one else, and all at once since they are hooked together. I bought a couple of units for my garage but they rusted. So I would NOT recommend for areas with high humidity and road splash from cars pulling in.

These are the best heavy duty shelving units, and are perfect for basement storage. I love the wheels because I can move them around to more easily get at the tubs and boxes that I store on them. We can even keep our Christmas tree in it's bag on the bottom shelf. The shelves are totally adjustable. I have had 5 of them for a couple of years, and decided that I needed two more. I was glad I could still get the same kind. They are fairly pricey, but I feel they are worth it. They'll last forever. I bought these last two online. They are delivered right to the door, so you don't have to worry about lugging them in and out of the car. They are very heavy.

I have had one of these shelving units for almost 10 years. I have it in the garage with the casters. I recently purchases two additional units for our basement storage room. They are very easy to assemble with only the assistance of an optional rubber hammer. The metal is very heavy and the unit is sturdy once assembled. The casters are good quality as well. I believe the reviews that find issues with the casters may be due to overloading the unit weight limitation. Be sure to note the difference in weight capacity with/without use of casters/wheels. I will be ordering more of these as I organize our storage room.