5 Tier Layer Shelf Storage Shelving Rack Heavy Duty Kitchen Garage Racking Unit, 875 Kgs Capacity, Galvanised, Large

Was tempted to just use 4 of the shelves to get more boxes in. Well made, study enough. Thin MDF shelves, which will need to be treated with respect.Would buy again and recommend.

I read a ton of reviews on these before I bought, The thing that came across was that they were difficult to put together. Honestly when I got into it, they weren’t too bad at all and for the price, I’ll take it.They work great in my garage gym, but would I trust the weights on the flimsy ply shelves, not really, hence the 4 stars. One of my panels came damaged, but I had sitting for a few weeks after purchase so not sure if anything can be done on that. There are 5 shelves, but I only needed 4 for now, can always e configure later.Overall a good budget but and doing exactly what I need it to!Would I buy again, yes.

Yeah so its made of cheap material kind of what I expected from looking at it, its very flimsy and looks like its about to collapse, the fact its screwless Construction worries me and makes me realise that I dont think it could support 175KG im like 120KG and if I even leaned on this it would crumble.And well it just smells of freshly cut plywood and the smell has lingured its been hpurs and no ammount of spray will fix it, hopefully it goes away in a few days but atm my house smells like that.I get its supposed to mainly be a garage shelf thing but damn i wouldent trust it but i needed something cheap and I got what i paid for i guess wont be trusting heavy things on it thats for sure.

Don't understand the reviews saying this is hard to put together, I did this on my own after not having slept the night before. I can only assume the people who struggled with it were horribly incompetent.The instructions aren't great, like some others have said, but I'd be worried if you did need instructions to put this together, it's incredibly simple. Just put it together one set of shelves at a time, if you try to put the whole outer frame together without them, like some idiots seem to have done, the whole thing will bend because it has no rigidity. Doing it one shelf at a time I had absolutely zero issues with any of it bending. The metal also isn't as sharp as some people have claimed it is, you'd have to be somewhat careless to injure yourself on it.Shelves are sturdy, there's absolutely minimal wobble once the full thing is assembled and the frame comes with holes along it so you can secure it to a wall with screws, which entirely eliminates any wobble.Some of the tabs for the shelves to slot into the outer frame did need a little extra bending, but just like it says in the instructions, you can use a screwdriver to do this rather than hurting your fingers trying to bend it. Doesn't require a hammer like suggested to knock the tabs into place, but it does help rather than just thumping it with your fist a few times, which does work just fine, just don't smack it too hard with a hammer because you will bend things that shouldn't bend.

These are made of pressed galvanised metal that's about as thick as a baked bean can. They are a masterclass in carrying the maximum weight with the minimum of materials. PLEASE wear gloves when assembling, shine bits are sharp and would easily cut you. No instructions to speak of but it's not too hard to work out. Easier to move around if you fold back the tabs after fitting them through their slots. Took me about 45 mins to assemble one unit - 3 more to do, when I can be bothered! I can easily imagine some giving up or giving themselves an injury putting these together, but they are cheap at about £25 on a discount day.

Reasonably strong shelves when completed, but I would not consider them heavy duty due to the materials used, happy to use in a hobby setting.Build was relatively straight forward requiring minimal tools, you will need to be careful fitting the tabs togather for each shelf section as they tend to need adjusting to ensure a solid fit, the weakest part is the join between the upright sections.

Great shelving unit.Yes the edges are a bit sharp, and yes the instructions could be better, but 2 of us assembled it in half an hour.Gives lots of storage space - you can fit 2 collapsible storage crates on each shelf.You decided where the individual shelves are spaced.Perfect for my crafting shed.

These are not heavy duty & are truly flimsy. The shelves are just thin hardboard only a couple of mm thick. I bought a different set from a large retail store for about the same price & they are solid & heavy duty.These weren’t difficult to put up, but they are not solid or heavy duty as described.