You can go buy a plastic shelf at other stores for $49-$69 which can hold a couple hundred pounds. This thing can hold 800 pounds with the wheels installed or 6,000 pounds, that 3 TONS, without the wheels. I couldn't make a set of shelves out of wood, that could hold that much for under $100!

The shelving system is exactly what I thought I was ordering (no surprises!) I picked it up at the store and the packaging was good. the only minor downsize was the assembly instructions and the difficulty for one person to assemble alone (if you are 83 yrs old,) Young folks should have no problem.

I needed shelves to organize my storage room, so I purchased two sets and they worked perfectly. I didn't use the casters because I was putting them on carpet. I had no problem putting the shelves together other than measuring to be sure all the shelves were even on both sets. Since I didn't have a rubber mallet, I improvised by using a regular hammer and an oven mitt. Worked just fine!

Super sturdy & you can easily adjust shelves to any height & spacing you want. Easy to assemble, not tools needed. After attaching the wheels to the 4 vertical posts I would suggest installing a couple of shelves before attaching the the other 4 vertical posts.

I purchased this yesterday and today laid out all the pieces as directed. In doing so, found one of the bottom posts was defective in that the threaded insert had been installed in the wrong end and the wheel insert was the incorrect thickness on the other end. We tried to figure out how to make it work if we skipped the double line on the 3 good posts, but they did not line up so the shelves would not be level. I called the number on the back of the instructions and was on hold for 20 minutes and then got auto disconnected. I then called my local store and explained the situation and asked if i could just bring back the defective piece and have someone open another box and give me a good post and return the package by adding the defective piece. She said no, I could bring the whole unit back for refund and purchase another one. She said I might try main Customer Service number for Sam's and so I called them. When I finally got through to a real person, they suggested I call the Members Mark Customer Service No. so I did that. A 30 minute hold until I got a real person. This CSR said they could order me the replacement part through the mfr but it would be 10 to 15 days. I remind you that I have methodically unpacked every component and it is strewn on my garage floor. The other option was to return the entire system and exchange for another unit. He gave me a reference no to do that. I told him I am 75 years old and I would have to load up the individual pieces, (the shelves are very heavy) and then would I have to unload when I got to my store and he said yes. This return system is totally unacceptable. A mfr should expedite shipping of a defective component and Sams should make that part of the Purchasing Agreement they have with a mfr. Rather than take a chance on exchanging a unit and finding another defective or missing component(s), I decided to pick up another unit, bring it home, open the box in the back of my car and get out the post to replace the defective one and then return that system, still in the original packaging, for a refund. At least while still in the box, I could take my neighbor, who would help me lift the 120lb box out of my suv onto a flat cart. I won't be buying anything requiring assembly from Sams again.

I bought several of these for my garage and house in WV. 15 years ago, they worked great I recently bought two for my garage in SC. it's a great unit with the exception that they got cheap with the plastic liner for the self on the old ones it was a nice thick plastic Liner that was durable with the liner these new shelve have your better off without one they are not cut to size and they pull off every time you get something off the shelve, I'm waiting for one to tear any day now.

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.

This is the third or fourth rolling rack shelf we have purchased for business and home. Each time we put it together was a bit of a struggle but overall they are super sturdy and work great. The wheels are great where lock in place as well and are very sturdy. Overall it is a great purchase.

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!

The box arrived damaged, completely torn open on one side so I was concerned there might be missing parts. Luckily, this wasn't the case. The rack is very strong and sturdy and I'm very pleased. Although assembly requires no tools, I found it a pain. Possibly, it would have been easier with 2 people. The clips that attach to the poles kept snapping off when the shelf was placed upon them. I ended up using a bit of strapping tape to keep them together. Once the shelves were on, the tape wasn't noticeable. An alternative to these plastic pieces might be a better idea, but overall, it's an excellent product.