I believe in things you should need to buy once, the quality is so good. This is one of those items. I thoroughly researched shelving products for my kitchen EVERYWHERE and Sam's Club was the most bang for the buck. This item came with all its parts, shelf liners (which are sold separately or not available on other brands) and castors ($40 if bought separately). We are older (I have a bad back) and don't need to bend over looking for things in our cabinets. This shelving was wide enough to hold small appliances and pantry items, easily within view and looks nice in our working kitchen. I was able to put it together until the last 3 shelves because I couldn't reach high enough as once you connect the 2nd set of 4 legs it is 6' high, so then my husband helped me. The hardest part was figuring how far apart I would use the shelves: I made the 3rd shelf from the bottom the tallest (between the 4th shelf) and at kitchen counter height to hold tall and heavy appliances, making them easy to lift when needed. On the top shelf I put things that are light like paper towels, those great tortilla chips (from Sam's), etc. I hang some hooks (and short bungee cords) on the sides to hold less used kitchen gadgets that take up too much room in the drawers. I will probably buy another and split it in half (2 shelving units of 3 shelves each - it does that, too) and store/organize my grandson's toys in his playroom at our house, and perhaps another to store office supplies and equipment in my husband's office. It is very sturdy, fit for purpose, saves space, value for money, and I LOVE IT! Thank you Sam's Club for getting this deal for members! Please keep this item available at this price.

I needed pantry space for kitchen utensils, bulk non-perishible food purchases, and big cooking equipment such as air fryer, blender, various sizes of non-stick pans, toaster oven, toasters, coffee makers, etc. that were taking up space on dining room floor. With this heavy-duty, easily assembled unit that does need two people to lift heavy shelves, such items are now easily reached, easily seen, and out of the dining room floor’s walking space. Thinking of buying another one for a house in another state.

Bought this for my garage. Fairly easy to assemble, a girlfriend and I (also female) were able to put it together in an hour or so. It has a nice sturdy feel to it, and it's easy to move when necessary because of the wheels. I'm buying another for the storage shed!

I am so glad I bought these and plan to buy more. I have two kitchens in my home and have inherited a lot of my grandmother's and great aunt's cooking and canning tools. I initially purchased 3 of these units and was able to greatly condense the footprint occupied by the numerous kitchenware and pantry items. I used the wheels rather than the stationery feet. This does reduce the weight that the units can handle but has (to me) the greater advantage of mobility, which enables me to clean under and behind the fully loaded shelves. I am going to get an additional two to three sets of these for the basement and another 4 sets for the garage and workshop area of my home. I'm amazed at how much floor space I now have!

We have 7 of these! four are used for craft storage, three in our storage building. In the building we wanted the good wheels to be able to also use stationary shelves for lesser used items on the walls, and the movable go in front with our other seasonal items on it. I've had the ones for my quilting for two years now, VERY sturdy and well-built, hold my clear bins with fabrics and notions where I can see them, and easy to move should I want to rearrange my studio space... my daughter is in a small apartment, she has one as a room divider with her design wall attached like a "door" to hide her materials, but also make it usable when she's working on a quilt. Good stuff!

The shelves are heavy duty and relatively easy to assembly although it does require two people, the wheels are a good feature to be able to move the unit around. The clip system that holds each shelf was frustrating at first but gets easier after installing the first shelf…

Needed to supplement a large storage area that had 9 - 72 x 24 × 77 higher-rated wire racks. Found these on samsclub.com and was skeptical of the quality due to the price, but ordered anyway and was very satisfied. One shelf was bent and the company replaced it quickly. Highly recommend!

Very easy to put together (first one took 20 minutes, second one 15 and then #3,4 and 5 took 10 minutes or less each). I used the wheels, but they also had adjustable feet included. One or 2 extra parts, just in case (I didn't need them). Seems very well made, and the plastic shelf liners are great for keeping small feet (like on my deep fryer and crock pots) from getting caught in the wire shelves and/or not sitting level. Very impressed.

I bought two of these to use at church to help organize some of the closets. I ended up buying two more because everyone loved them. They are heavy duty and the wheels make them easy to move around. The shelf liners prevent smaller items from falling through the wire shelf. Easy to assemble.

I like these shelves. Every month or two I’ve been buying a few to get my garage and workshop organized. They are very sturdy. Assembly is easy once you do one or two. I get the first two shelves on the lower legs before adding the upper legs. Wheels are a must have for cleaning or retrieving lost items.