Gray 5-Tier Plastic Garage Storage Shelving Unit (36 in. W x 72 in. H x 18 in. D)

The shelves are easy to put together and hold up pretty well. However, we have 150 pounds on each 3 of the shelves. It is supposed to hold 200 pounds per shelf. We have 3 5 gallon water containers, made of cardboard and mylar. I think it would be okay for 10 gallons, however, that is still only 100 pounds per shelf. I’m disappointed that they are not holding the 200 pounds they are rated. We have a total of 5 of these shelving units. The other 4 are not bowing. However, the other 4 don’t have the weight capacity in them.

I bought this product for my lanai. It is perfect for holding all of my outdoor pool floats and towels.

I like others have found some of the holes misaligned. A few moments with a rat-tail file or my Dremel tool and it took care of the situation. I have 10 of these units in my basement and shop and plan to buy two more. Some of the shelves of the units have a slight sage after about 7 years and moderate loads. Nothing close to a failure point and only noticeable when sighting down the row of units.

Easy to assemble. I purchased 3 and taking it real slow; about 2 hours to put all together. Some of the poles, it takes a little work to get them to slide into the holes. That is what takes the extra time. If not for that, each unit could be assembled in 15 minutes I found that twisting into the hole and then a good push on the shelf works best, if that pole doesn't want to fit. I did not use a hammer. I saw that a couple of the shelves were a little askew from shipping. I just pushed on the black edge and they snapped in Check on this, this could be the reason why a pole won't fit. There was some excess plastic; I either just pulled it off, used a pliers to twist it off, or used a utility knife to cut it off.

Exacty what i needed in my garage for my stuff. I bout three of them. Love it, very easy to assemble and very light weight.

We converted a "closet" in the kitchen that used to have the water heater (weird) into a sort of pantry but it wasn't used as such yet because it's not a finished room (no drywall). We needed a quick shelving system that can be taken down quickly whenever we decide to get a real pantry there. So this one did the trick. I gave it 4 stars because some of the shelves are not completely flat but have a small bow in them that makes it look like there are a lot of heavy items causing it to bow, but it was like that when we put it together. You can see it in the picture. We put some pots and pans at the bottom and some food items on the top. For what it is, it works for us.

Each shelf had to be cleanded of flashing. Also spurs on the flat side of the shelf. Very disappointd

These shelves had so much excess plastic from the molds. I expected to have a little, but there was a big blob of extra plastic right in the middle of each shelf. I had to trim it away with a razor blade. There was no way to see that from how they were packaged. Once I got them home I didn't want to make a trip back to the store to exchange them. I wouldn't buy these again if they have the same issue with quality control.

I have about 16 of these shelving units, most of which I bought recently to store new inventory and create more workspace for my business. They are reasonably priced, lightweight, and mostly easy to assemble. As others have pointed out, sometimes the shelves and legs don't always fit. I have frequently used a box cutter or crafting knife to trim excess plastic and sometimes had to squeeze corners of the shelves to make the legs go through. I've only had a couple of shelves that just wouldn't work at all. I mostly assemble them as 3-shelf units, having them function as 2-tier workbenches. This required ordering extra sets of feet and caps. There's an insert included with the unit that has the website and contact info for the parts supplier. You can also get replacement shelves and legs. Website is a bit clunky but serviceable. The only thing that's missing is wheels. I really wish these units came with caster wheels, but as a temporary workaround, I have some of them on top of floor dollies, which works out fine. In the Q/A section of this product listing, other customers have described very creative ways of permanently attaching wheels to the units, and I will give those a try at some point. In the meantime, I will either buy 2’ x 3’ floor dollies or get 2’ x 3’ heavy duty wood to put on top of the floor dollies I already have. For the 3-shelf units that function as workbenches, I put either several sheets of kraft paper or a piece of foam core board on top them to make them smooth and sturdy. That's another addition that would make this product even better - a smooth shelf liner, which I know can be purchased elsewhere, but still. You get my point.

These shelves seem great, but the holes for the legs don’t match up- there is a bit of the plastic tubing inside the shelf that is out of whack. So you can’t actually put them together! Waste of money. As you can see in the picture, the black plastic that will hold the leg is misaligned.