These came highly recommended by a friend, and I really like them, too. I found them difficult to put together--it's awkward to get started, the instructions are not clear, and I think the first one I put together is not as solid as it could be. But the second one was much easier and faster, and it is very solid. (Hints: It's easier to put the casters/wheels on AFTER it's assembled, contrary to the written instructions. Otherwise it just rolls around while you put it together. And make sure the locking plastic clips are really together and snug in place before adding the shelves. You WILL want to use a rubber mallet....) I really like that I can roll it around easily, which means I can line them out and pull one out as I need to access it. For the money, these are handsome, solid units, and I recommend them.

I purchased 10 of these on Samsclub.com and had them delivered. The boxes are heavy so they arrived a little beat up. Little did we know that all 10 boxes were so beat up the racks were damaged and are unusable. We went through them in the hopes of being able to piece them together and come up with a few usable racks, we got one. We were going to return nine of them but Sam's Club let us know that since this was a "Bulk Order" we only had 72 hours to report the damage and they wont take them back.

When we set up our company "archives" originally, I got cheap plastic shelving because we needed so many units. The plastic shelves sagged, cracked and chipped and weren't quite the right dimensions. When we needed more shelves, I chose these Seville shelves. They were the perfect dimensions for archives boxes and actually hold twice as many as the non-adjustable plastic shelves. The vinyl shelf liners made it easier to slide boxes in and out. I didn't have high expectations for the wheels, anticipating cheap little wheels that would drag more than roll but these wheels are larger and heavy duty and actually roll! So now I am able to wheel an empty rack anywhere in the building, load it with archives boxes and simply leave the rack already organized in the warehouse archives. At the end of the year, I can wheel the older files out to the shredder right on the rack. No loading and unloading handcarts! My CEO was so pleased with the efficiency of the Seville racks that he allowed me to replace all of our crumbling plastic shelving with Seville racks. These Seville Shelves are cheaper than other heavy duty chrome shelves and are better quality than "decorative" chrome shelves.

I bought two sets of these shelves from Sam's Club and I am very happy with them. I have purchased similar NSF rated shelf units from other suppliers several times in the past. Assembly method, quality and load capacity seem to be pretty much the same. The main benefit with the Member's Mark unit is that it comes with plastic shelf liners which make sliding boxes side-to-side on the shelves much easier. These liners would likely cost $25 to $50 if purchased separately, so having them including is a major plus which makes this purchase an excellent value!

Our family has at least eight of these shelving units! They are strong, sturdy, easy to assemble (and disassemble when moving to a new city like we just did), plus they come with shelf liners that are so necessary and helpful. I do not like to store ANYTHING directly on the floor, especially in an area where dampness can cause damage. I recently made a special trip two hours away to pick up another one of these shelves for our garage when our local store in our new city was out of stock on this item... that's how much we value this shelf and it's quality. Other stores carry 'similar' shelving, but don't typically come with the shelf liners which are precut to fit.

This item was delivered to my home and I immediately took it out of the box and began setting it up. I was almost completely finished when I realized that one of the bars was bent so, I could not complete the set up. I called SAMs and they were extremely helpful in assisting me with an exchange. Fed ex came the next day to pick the product up and the replacement rack followed 3 days later. I set it up in 15 minutes and have been extremely happy with my new rack.

I now have three of these shelving units. I bought two more after about 5 years of only having one. Best roll about shelving and a great price. I use them in the garage to store larger and heavier tools and other junk. I like the casters so I can clean out the leaves and other crap the blows in from outside.

I've bought & built 15 of these. Here's how I do it. -Unbox & organize everything. -Find a FLAT piece of floor (not as easy as you might think). -Lay each shelf on the flat floor, rock back & forth, and organize by flatness. -Build from the bottom up. -Put the flattest shelves on the bottom to serve as a good foundation. -Put the slightly tweaked shelves in the middle. -Put the most tweaked shelves on the top. -If you want the shelves evenly spaced, count 12 visible rings between each one. -Put the feet or wheels on last. -If the shelves rock back & forth, use 1-2 washers to shim/level the wheels or feet. We moved last year, since then everything we owned has been "in the basement in a box somewhere", these shelves have been awesome to get stuff organized. I looked around and don't think you can beat these for the money. Hope this helps.

Ok. I'm a pack rat and I'm cheap. I prefer to be called thrifty but when we moved into out new house with a huge basement, I needed some way to store all of my stuff. These storage units were perfect. They're incredibly sturdy and if they can't hold it then I probably couldn't lift it onto the shelf. Assembly is easy but takes some time- I bought 14 of these units. They roll easily and look great. Look no further for your storage solution.

I really liked these wire shelves. They allowed me to take advantage of unused vertical space and were relatively easy to set-up. I suggest setting up the first half, starting with the casters (if used), and then attaching the posts and shelves for the second half.