Can't remember if I wrote a review on my first purchase, several years ago, when I bought this unit for my canned goods. It has been such an answer to the too short, too wiggly shelves that I was using. It required just a bit of help from another set of hands when I was assembling it, just because it was a bit awkward, but I am still totally satisfied with this unit. Enough so, that last year, when I was doing a craft room redo, I bought 2 sets and configured them in such a way as to have shelves the length of the room and also a rolling cart to cut on. Buying 2 more for my church today.

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 weas the eighth unit I have purchased of this steel shelving over a period of two years. The sttel shelving is of excellent quality. Very durable and holds a lot of weight. Easy to assemble. Easy directions for assemly. Every shipment had the correct number of parts l=plus some extra plastic shelf holders. I will probably another for to six units over the next couple of years.

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.

I put two of these together by myself, and came up with this method: Assemble poles and wheels. Thread poles through the first shelf, and secure it as the bottom shelf. Lay the assembly on end, supported by four wooden blocks. I used pieces of 2x4. Set the plastic support pieces for the next shelf, and slide the shelf into place. Repeat for each shelf. You can move the blocks as needed. You could even assemble the lower shelves before screwing in the upper poles. Less chance for scratching. I might try that next time.

Needed another shelf to organize my basement. Works good and easy to assemble. Problem is that the way the online description is worded it gives the wrong impression as to the total capacity. The total weight capacity with wheels assembled is 800 lbs TOTAL, not 800 lbs per shelf. The way the description is written one would assume, as I did, that it was the latter.

I have bought 4 of these in the past for $40 more than they are now. Let me tell you, it was worth it! We have little storage space, and it's nice to load this up, and then roll them back together. I also use one in the laundry room for storage of clothes towels, sheets. This has a clean look, not like the big plastic shelfs or the swiss cheese look of the others. I also have one split in two with out the casters, and use it for a work bench with a homemade top on it. Very sturdy! At an excellent price.

I've purchased these in the past, and they hold up great. The poles are not continuous, but I've never had one give out, or even bend in the slightest bit. The plastic shelf liners are awesome for smaller items (tip: cut them to fit your items, to avoid the dusting). The Delivery isn't so great: When ordered they are promised next-day, or two-days, but due to their bulk and weight, they are Shipped instead of Delivered, which takes two weeks. Two weeks is ok, if you don't need it tomorrow; in that case go to the Club and purchase them there.

I bought this a few months ago and it is really heavy duty. It holds a lot of weight with no problem and I can push it around to wherever I have the space. Love the ability to lower/raise the shelves to any height. 18" x 48" is a small footprint but holds boxes and organizers all the way up to the ceiling. I am very happy with this purchase and will be buying another.

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.