I have 5 of these shelves and they're amazing! Adjustable height is a great feature and I often use S hooks and magnets to hang things off the side. I'm using two in my office, one in the kitchen, and two in my storage shed. They hold up great. Being able to roll it makes it much easier to move to clean it or rearrange. It's just a great product and I rec'd it to a lot of friends and family.

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.

Very sturdy and well built, i was amazed by how much it held and how quickly it organized so many things for me. The wheel are great if you need to paint the wall behind it or move it for any other reason. The only thing I thought might have been a tiny bit better was the instructions on the little black sleeves that go around the poles. The instructions say it will "snap" togeather. Well, sort of but if your like me and keep waiting for a "click" noise you probably won't. But they are great shelves, buy with confidence!

These shelves are great, I wish they where still on the shelf at the store. They are built very well and are reasonably priced, I hope they don't get crazy with the ridiculous inflated pricing that's been going on for No REASON the past year. I wish they would come back with the similar 3' & corner shelves that use to be in the store, so I can offer them to my customers again for garage and pantry's. There are plenty of wire shelves on the market, but a lot are made poorly, these are made well, I know I've been using and installing wire shelving for nearly 40 years.

First shipment. Box was severely damaged with rips and holes. Broken plastic pieces fell out of the hole while carrying it to the garage. Sent back for replacement. 2nd shipment i received someone elses return. Package was already opened and taped up. They couldnt repackage it so that thr top box flaps will close all the way.

We use these shelf units to store conservation-grade boxes of historic textiles. The shelves are easy to assemble, strong and sturdy, and the casters are high quality. The units hold considerable weight (textiles can be VERY heavy) and can be moved easily by one person. We have searched extensively and found that, for both quality and price, these units are the best buy on the market ...And that's important for a non-profit institution with a tight budget. Highly recommended.

I have purchased 6 of these racks. I use them everyday, and move them around a lot! The rack itself has held up very well. And after I built the first one (Which took almost an hour), I now can assemble one in less than half an hour. Now for the bad news. The wheels have bent internally, and are literally "falling off!" They have created an added liability, and I am forced to replace them with a more stable caster. This has increased the overall cost, not mention the time and work to remove/replace them. However, it's still less expensive than what an equivalent rack would cost that would have come equipped with such casters. And adjustable shelving, with the plastic adjusters, can have a short life span. Especially if they move or are moved. I would say that this rack is perfect if you're not going to move it. If you plan on moving them around, shop for caster to put on during assembly to save time, and problems, in the future. My recommendation is to STAY CLEAR of caster that have a screw type assembly, such as those that come with the unit. Use one that encases the entire stem of the shelf. I'm using a Krowne Metal 28-151S.

Prefer prior model with shiny chrome finish and no odor. Current model is a dull looking metal. Odor that lasts for days on shelving pieces and poles. We have yet to have the odor dissipate completely. Poles have what can only describe as old medicine odor on inside. Smelling that made our odor sensitive allergy member ill. Days waiting for it to go away. Sunlight, hot building, soap and water - inside and flushed inside of tubes ... goes down but won't go away. These aren't the racks I bought in the past, of which I have many. The shelves are heavy, the finish is dull, and they give off an odor that has yet to go away. Bought a shelf rack from another website. No odor out the box. Shiny chrome look like prior models of Member's Mark shelving. Replacement rack cost more, had one less shelf, and wider spaced wires on each shelf. Wires look a little thinner too. No odor and can use it right out the box. Done with Member's Mark shelving at this time. If you don't mind the odor, by all means, enjoy. For us, it's an allergy issue.

This set contains the racks, plastic inserts for the racks, and a choice of rollers or feet for the base, It is the best deal that I could find for this kind of wire rack. I actually did not need the high weight capacity of these racks but they were less expensive than buying lighter duty racks (+ rollers). These racks roll smoothly and are very stable. No issues in assembly.

I have an older version of this rack that's held up great so I bought another. Rust, probably due to poor plating on all the shelves in the same general area. Very disappointed. By the time I started assembly and noticed I decided I was too far along to try to repack everything and return it plus I would have had to get a second person to get it back in the truck.