I now own 5 of these shelving units that I use in my storage room as well as garage. They are extremely heavy and very sturdy. The wheels make them easy to move. They are easy to assemble - the adjustable height fits all your needs. Also the best value for shelves of this caliber.

Bought the graphite finish ones and the graphite is flaking off; noticed after assembling them and don't want to have to disassemble to return but disappointed in the quality. Had purchased the chrome finish years ago for our own place and it has lasted over 15 years so expected same for the ones purchased for a gift for our son's new home. Plus the shelf liners weren't a good fit - will need to trim. Don't remember that being an issue with ours, either. Has the quality diminished? Recommend product but not this finish.

I bought this shelf unit at my local club today after some research. It is not yet assembled, but I have unpacked and inspected every part and it is very well made. First, I looked at the pdf file and saw that it is made by Seville. Their products are not USA made but the design and engineering are first class, in my opinion. (I have both versions of their 72 inch rolling work benches and three of their 24 x 28 cabinets - all bought at Sam's) To answer some of the questions posted in the questions and answer section, the box, as picked up at the club, is marked 89.7 pounds and measures 48 inches x 18¾ inches x 9¾ inches. I'm also a member at the competing club in my city and they offer similar unit with similar specs. I looked at the competitor's offering first and their shelves had the zig-zag wire trusses on both sides of the shelves and three rods welded to the cross rods of the shelves to prevent separation. I went to Sam's and their unit's shelves had the same edge trusses plus a third truss in the center with rods welded to the cross wires between the center truss and the edges on each side. The purchase was an easy decision.

Glad I had it shipped to my house because this thing is big and heavy and I would never have been able to buy it from the store. The shipping was also inexpensive for the weight and I got 2 to set up one in garage and in my computer room. 6 shelves allowed a lot of stuff to be stored.

I decided to buy this for additional long term food storage. It took some time to put together by myself but I finally got it done. If I had measured where to put the first set of clips instead of eyeballing them it would have been quicker. I would definitely buy another one if needed.

Over the past 3 years have purchased 2 of these shelf for tool storage. these are the best ones for the price. tthese are crome steal with rollers. this is my number 3. they are 4 ft wide and 6 ft heigh. Can`t say enought abut these storage shelf. assembly time one hour.

This was the first purchase after buying new home, so I could get organized. I measured my storage room and bought two units for every three units of space, and then hooked them all together. So instead of a bunch of independent rolling units, I had a wall of single rolling unit. This way I only had to buy two units for three units of space, got more storage room for taller items because the shelves for two units was split among three units and so on. So Some I turned into clothes hanging unit or big box units with lots of space, and then used those extra shelves to install between shelving units. You can't do this trick after building, you have to plan it out beforehand. But it's great when you get it to work. I'll take some photos if anyone is interested and post them. But I can move entire walls of shelving with just me, no one else, and all at once since they are hooked together. I bought a couple of units for my garage but they rusted. So I would NOT recommend for areas with high humidity and road splash from cars pulling in.

Hubby bought this yesterday. A friend helped us put it together. We took everything out of the box & got each piece organized. We opted to use the self leveling part & added that before assembling unit. Do not add the top poles until after you put on lower shelves. It will save you lots of frustration by doing this--makes it stable. We own many different kinds of these shelves/carts. This is not the best of the best but it will certainly serve the purposes I need it for and then some. In fact, I want to buy a few more to make curing stations for onions, garlic and potatoes, from my garden.

This took forever to get to me. It came to my state and then went half way around the country before coming back. It had apparently lost its shipping tag for awhile. It was heavy!! And so the FedEx driver just dumped it in the grass beside our driveway. Once it was in the house I opened the box and carried the pieces down to the basement a few at a time. The directions were a little confusing. The plastic pieces look as if they should snap together but don’t. Finally I realized that the shelves would slid over them but I think there has to be a better way to do this. Anyway I finally got it together and was really surprised with how much it holds. I came upstairs and ordered two more. For the price I’m orettty pleased.

Purchased for shelving in my garage. I was impressed with the purchase from the moment I opened the box and saw how the shelving was packaged. Well packaged and the product was protected from damage. Easy to assemble after I calculated the spacing of the shelves to meet my needs. I did follow what other reviewers suggestions and just assembled the lower portion of the shelving first. Great value. My son who is in the restaurant business offered to buy shelving for me through a restaurant supply company, but they were three times the price.