The unit is very sturdy and fairly easy to assemble, take two people to install shelves. The only disappointing thing is one of the shelves was bent and won't fit correctly. I just put it together today and haven't contacted anyone yet about bent shelf.

This is a real bargain at about a hundred bucks. It's solid as a rock when assembled and fairly easy to put together. Two suggestions: 1) Have a rubber mallet handy. It makes seating the shelves onto the conical clips a breeze. 2) ONLY do store pickup, not delivery. Read other reviews to see how commercial carriers absolutely destroy these well-packed boxes.

Received this package in bad shape. It obviously had been opened and returned. Pieces were missing and others had been damaged. Not sure I can make it usable. I am not able to lift the package to move it off my porch less haul it 100 miles to return it to a store. This was shipped by Seville for Sam’s. I have assembled literally dozens of these shelves and have never had issues like this.

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.

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!

I purchased 10 of these on Samsclub.com and had them delivered. The boxes are heavy so they arrived a little beat up. Little did we know that all 10 boxes were so beat up the racks were damaged and are unusable. We went through them in the hopes of being able to piece them together and come up with a few usable racks, we got one. We were going to return nine of them but Sam's Club let us know that since this was a "Bulk Order" we only had 72 hours to report the damage and they wont take them back.

This recent purchase of three units is a continuation of a project that now has my total number of units at 14. They each hold a lot of weight and when time comes to sweep the floor I can simply move them, clean up and put them back in their place with ease. I am sure more of these will be acquired as I continue to bring order to all of my things which can easily be seen when placed on these units.

I love that they come with wheels and how solid they are. They are a good value for the money. At other stores, they have something similar for the price, but do not contain the nice caster wheels. I like to use them as plant stands to start seedlings in the spring with four shelves set up for enough space for the lights and seedlings for each shelf. I hang 4' shop lights for light and have all the plugs plug into one power strip I mount up high on the rack with zip ties so water doesn't get into it. Since the racks are 4' long, the 4' shop lights it perfectly.

On average, 1-2 shelves in each box has a won't fit well on all 4 corners. It's because the welding connecting the shelves to the cylindrical sleeves that go around the pole is of spotty quality. The welded material sometimes jets out into where the pole should be - either preventing the shelf from going on the pole, or making one of the corners not fit evenly. In a couple cases, there was a corner with the cylinder not fully closed, making it too loose to hug the connectors. Also, please read the description / packaging carefully​: the allowed load is GREATLY reduced if wheels are used instead of the stationary feet.

These came highly recommended by a friend, and I really like them, too. I found them difficult to put together--it's awkward to get started, the instructions are not clear, and I think the first one I put together is not as solid as it could be. But the second one was much easier and faster, and it is very solid. (Hints: It's easier to put the casters/wheels on AFTER it's assembled, contrary to the written instructions. Otherwise it just rolls around while you put it together. And make sure the locking plastic clips are really together and snug in place before adding the shelves. You WILL want to use a rubber mallet....) I really like that I can roll it around easily, which means I can line them out and pull one out as I need to access it. For the money, these are handsome, solid units, and I recommend them.