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.

These 6-tier shelves are GREAT, but DO NOT order them online and have them shipped to you. I did three times and every time I got a damaged unit (smashed so badly that the poles wouldn't fit through the holes at the corners of the shelves, casters that were bent and would no longer swivel, etc.) and 2 of the 3 were missing parts because the cheap brown shipping boxes arrived with gaping holes at both ends. I have many identical units that I purchased at Sam's Club and the heavier full-color boxes available in the store are always in great condition (no damage inside and no missing parts).

I bought three of these to make 2 units with 9 shelves each. I bought them to store specific items -- DVD/CD boxes that hold literally thousands of back-up and home-made DVDs and CDs -- after searching what seemed like FOREVER to find something suitable that didn't cost a fortune. (I was actually considering having a carpenter build me custom shelving, but that would have cost close to $2,000!# I took a chance on these because they were inexpensive and I knew I could use them in my garage if it turned out they didn't work for the DVD boxes. Well, they work GREAT! #See photo!# The only negatives, and they are minor, is that assembly of the first one was a bit of a pain. The instructions tell you to screw together the poles that form the frame, then screw in the wheels, then put on the shelves. The problem is, if you are assembling these yourself -- no helper! -- this won't work, as it will be almost impossible to get the shelves over the very high poles with the legs wobbling all over. #You can lock two of the legs, but that wouldn't help much -- the first shelf is the hardest to get on as the poles of course are not really a "frame" until something is on them!) After following instructions, I realized that wouldn't work, so I took off the wheels and separated the 4 full-length poles into 8 half-poles (as they come). THEN I was able to get the first shelf on over the plastic clips, and then the second, etc. After I had four shelves on, the unit was quite stable, and I was able to screw in the 4 half-poles to make the top half. I added the rest of the shelves, THEN propped the whole thing against my basement wall to put on the wheels, one side at a time. It wobbled a bit when I was putting the 3rd and 4th wheels on, but it wasn't really an issue as the unit was VERY stable with all the shelves. I had no problem with the plastic clips -- once they "click" into the line where you want them (I just counted lines to make sure they were even), they held fast as I loaded the shelves. One tip for assembly: don't assemble them until you are sure what you will store on them. Yes, you can disassemble and reassemble them, but that won't be too fun -- better to know what you will be storing at the start and plan your shelves accordingly. Taking 15 or 20 minutes to plan first will likely save you a lot of aggravation later. And one last thing. These units come with 6 shelves PLUS the shelf liners, which a lot of the units don't come with if you buy them elsewhere. I didn't really NEED the liners for my purposes, but they are nice to have for the future if my needs change. Overall, a GREAT purchase at an amazing price. I plan to buy the corner unit and some more of these as well for my garage. I am so impressed with them!

Shelving arrived in Good condition... One Shelf was bent during shipping... All the other parts were intact and in Excellent condition. After reading the instructions and laying the parts out it took me about 15 minutes to assemble. It was really easy.. Also The shelves really can hold a lot of weight and the Wheels make it so easy to move about.

I have purchased 8 of these exact shelves and am very satisfied. Out of the eight one did have a bent shelf that was quickly replaced by manufacturer. I have read the negative comments and mostly it seems people don't know how to assemble or assume the plastic seperators used to protect shelves in shipping are actual parts. When you put the poles together sometimes they are not a perfect straight line when combined but once you put the shelves all on the unit is straight every time. The fact that these have plastic shelf liners makes them a fantastic value. If you were to purchase seperately you would spend $40 or more for the shelf liners.I am extremely pleased with these and will probably buy another 6 to 8 units over time.

After helping my mom assemble one of these, I went immediately out and bought two of the standard and one of the corner. I used them for a complete garage re-org. All are extremely high quality and easily support heavy things such as my husbands many tools, saws, and car parts. We used the wheels and just braked them in place.

Only advice I have to give 1- Have some help to put this thing together.....LOL 2- It says use a mallet to seat the shelf, go easy. It will bend. I fought this thing putting it together. Along with a need little dog that was in the way 99.9% of the time. I had lost a plastic piece that goes in the holes on the corner of the shelves. Two each for every corner for a total of 8 per shelf. So how did one completely disappear??? Looks like my little friend took off with it and chewed it up some, found it in the other room when I went to take a break. With that said, there is extra pieces. Nice thinking on the manufacturers end. Only negative I seen is when you slide the each shelf down the legs, it peels the protective plastic coating on the legs. Not that big of a deal, you really have to look at it to see it. All nicely packed in the box, no damage. If I need more, I will purchase more from Sam's Club.

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 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!

These high quality storage racks are fantastic for organizing your business or personal storage areas to make efficient use of space. I use them with bankers boxes in multiple layers against a wall as they are easy to pull away and look for stuff in back. I have some that are several years old and they show no signs of aging or corrosion.