Mostly happy with the shelving, but the threads where stripped/defective on two of the upper pole sections and it looks like the manufacturer is out of replacement poles. Structurally, the shelves are stable and strong, so I can still make use of the lower section using 3 shelves instead of the full set of 5 shelves.

This shelf is perfect for organizing things. Shelves are adjustable so you can store bins you already have. Comes with a plastic shelf cover to prevent smaller items from tipping over. Assembly was easy. The wheels make it easy to move so you can easily clean under the unit.

The shelving unit appears to be very high quality. I loo forward to using it. However, shipping (via Fedex--say it all) resulted in the bottom shelf being bent. Customer service was responsive! (big positive shout out to Jeremy), but the vendor shipped out the wrong color replacement shelf--chrome instead of graphite. So I ordered this on 9/5. It is now 9/26 and I still do not have a unit that I can use. The month+ turn around to resolve the issue is frankly unacceptable.

These high quality storage racks are fantastic for organizing your business or personal storage areas to make efficient use of space. I use them with bankers boxes in multiple layers against a wall as they are easy to pull away and look for stuff in back. I have some that are several years old and they show no signs of aging or corrosion.

Some interesting points about this item: 1. Easy to install. Best if you have a rubber mallot to tap shelves into place. 2. This unit assembles as a single 6 shelf unit on wheels or on adjustable feet. 3. This unit can be assembled as two 3 shelf units - one on casters/wheels the other on adjustable feet. 4. the unit on casters has a total limit of 500 lbs or 3600 lbs if not using the wheels. I am not sure if this is a missprint or not. But what is interesting is that you can morph this unit into what suits you best. For me I have a single 4 shelf unit on casters. No tools required, but a rubber mallot is helpful. A regular hammer might chip the finish.

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!

First shipment. Box was severely damaged with rips and holes. Broken plastic pieces fell out of the hole while carrying it to the garage. Sent back for replacement. 2nd shipment i received someone elses return. Package was already opened and taped up. They couldnt repackage it so that thr top box flaps will close all the way.

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.

We ordered 4 of these units to organize our garage storage. When they arrived the packages didn’t look too good. Two boxes had either busted open and were put back together with packing tape or maybe they had been returned from a previous customer and sent to us. Also, each box we opened contained broken pieces of plastic that made us nervous about trying to assemble the shelving. It was obvious more attention was devoted to engineering and construction than to protective packaging. Anyway, we did assemble each unit and surprisingly it was a fairly smooth process. The overall quality of the units seems good. We did have to hammer out a couple of the corners of two shelves that were partially indented from apparently being dropped on the end. Once assembled the units appear to be strong and the castor wheels look like they can support a lot of weight. Half of the plastic liner sheets provided for the top of the shelves were cracked and chipped, and not sure how to request replacements. Also, the broken black plastic chips that fell out of the boxes we think were some kind of spacers/caps used in/on the vertical posts. We are not sure if these missing parts will affect the long term durability of our shelves. Overall the product appears strong and well designed, but the bad shipping experience really ruined it for us. If we had paid more for these shelves we’re not sure we would have kept them. This vendor needs to step up their product packaging.

I really liked these wire shelves. They allowed me to take advantage of unused vertical space and were relatively easy to set-up. I suggest setting up the first half, starting with the casters (if used), and then attaching the posts and shelves for the second half.