This is without a doubt the BEST shelving unit I have ever used. Easy to assemble, especially if you have a helper, easy to clean, maneuverable, and has increased the capacity of our root cellar 5X. Now My husband's meat processing equipment is all together, safe and easy to access whatever he needs. The castors are SWEET, too!

Previously purchased 3 of these for my place of employment. We store soft drinks on them. Worked so well, we just purchased 16 more. They are study, plus since they roll, we can easily move them to clean under them. Flexibility in the height of each shelf is also a nice bonus. Perfect for many uses!

This one is a launching/storage station for drones and AirBalls, and an observatory for the cats. We use a half one as a TV/Video center. Then we split a full one to hold the sewing table and provide storage. We added two of them to a Corner unit to use in our storage room.

This is the second time that I purchased the sixth year shelving from Sam’s Club which I am very very happy with. I have purchased some more shelving at Lowes it cost me a lot more and are not as durable would definitely remember recommend anyone to purchase the shows at Sam’s club.

We now have 3 of these shelving units between our garage and basement. They are sturdy and well made. Easy to assemble. We even used one for a make shift pantry while we remodeled our pantry. We like these better than some we’ve bought from Lowe’s previously.

This rack is commercial built. The wheels are first class. None of the cheap plastic wheels. I own eight racks I use for storage. This is the best built one I own. The price was inexpensive for the quality it is. Highly Recommend purchasing this rack.

This is my third rack of this type. It holds a good deal of weight and makes organizing my garage a breeze. The shelf unit spacing is completely adjustable and the two locking wheels hold the unit in place. Because the racks are easily moveable, they make cleaning the garage a breeze.

Seven total, in both LR & Bedroom. Purchased from Sam's. Been using for over 2 decades,every shelf looks brand new. Note: assembly w/o wheels option only needs 1 person; assembly w/wheels option needs 2 people. Assembly is quick & easy, no tools required. A tape-measure might prove useful, but not a necessity. Dis-assembly probably requires a hammer.

These shelves are great! Sturdy, easy to put together and customize - and change as needs change. This is my 5th set of these shelves. They are now lining a full wall of my garage and I have not had any problems with any of them. Was able to put this set together solo, but it is infinitely easier with a second person. I have them all set up with the wheels, but haven't yet used the wheels to move the shelves (haven't had a need to move them) so I can't say how easily they move. I think if I do ever move them, I will take the wheels off all but one of the shelves (leave them on the one covering my circuit breaker panel) because the weight the can handle increases greatly without the wheels. My only issue with the shelves is the shelf liner that comes with it. It tends to move a lot when loading things on the shelves. Once they are "anchored" by items being on the shelves, they stay put, but it can be a pain when initially loading up the shelves.

These are my current favorite household purchase period, and have dramatically increased the usability and organization-ability of my basement. I have purchased 4 of these total, after taking a chance on one. Not only are they Extremely sturdy, they are dead simple to assemble. Not to mention the undersold capability of assembling them as two units, which I did with one of them. This allows for essentially hip height units that are very flexible for placement. The included shelf liners are a very nice, if very thin, touch. They make it so that little odds and ends don't fall down between the shelves, and that things with odd edges or textures do not snag on the wire shelves. If there is one fault, the plastic clips used to friction mount the shelves can be.. Finicky. I enrolled my 8 year old master carpenter to assist on the second cohort of shelves and we were able to get them assembled in half the time and 1/8th the frustration of trying to lower down the shelf and not knock a clip loose. If you do not have a helper, a small piece of masking tape on the clip will hold it very nicely as you lower the shelf over, and it will be hidden by the shelf itself in production. If they had a shelf that was similar to this, but maybe wider and grey - as a midpoint between these and the more industrial shelves oft seen in garages, I'd buy half a dozen for my selfsame garage. Not that these _couldn't_ fill that role, it just doesn't match that more industrial vibe. For what they cost, for what they have done for my basement, I would definitely purchase these again.