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!

I almost passed on this because of the shoddy assembly done by store associates on the display model. After researching online and reading reviews, I decided to take a chance. It turns out this is exactly what I was looking for. I now have a movable rack for many of my hand tools.

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.

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 now have three of these shelving units. I bought two more after about 5 years of only having one. Best roll about shelving and a great price. I use them in the garage to store larger and heavier tools and other junk. I like the casters so I can clean out the leaves and other crap the blows in from outside.

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.

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.

Overall it is a decent product. However, don't be surprised if you place in those clamps and they are not perfectly leveled with the other 3 poles. Especially, when it comes to putting the clamps at the bottom nearest the wheels / feet of this product.

I bought one of these several years ago. Then I decided one was not nearly enough. I think I have purchased at least seven of these over the years and truth be told I would love to order at least two more. The quality is excellent. I would not want to try it but I bet you could exceed the 600 pound limit on these. I like the fact that I can roll them around easily. I have some of these in my garage and if I need to make space for a project I just roll these out of the way. the wheels are lockable which is another thing I like about these. Sam's has an excellent price on these. I've seen shelves similar to these elsewhere but lower in quality and much higher in price. Honestly I do not see how sam's can sell these at the price they do.

Arrived damaged, appears that someone dropped it on the edge and some of the holes were no longer circular. I contacted customer service and was told i did not have to return it, and another one would be shipped. Next I received an email indicating I had to return it. Assuming my customer service rep was correct, I ignored the email. Now, I'm being told that he was wrong. I do have to return it. It's half put together (3 shelves were okay), and the box has been thrown away. It is too heavy to pick up, but thankfully Sam's Club will have a shipper to pick it up as it is (no box, half put together) for return. I guess it could have been worse.