🗄️ Optimized Organization for 5-Shelf Shelving Storage Units Review

We needed an extra shelf in the basement to store our paint cans and supplies, so I came across this cart and you don't need any tools to assemble it - you screw most of the parts simply snap them together for easy assembly. And all together it's really solid - each shelf can support a lot of weight on its own, and it has locking wheels that make it easy to move.

Large size, easy to assemble. (1) Screw the top 4 bars to the bottom 4 bars. (2) mount the wheels by locking the wheels forward (3) mount the plastic rails on the 4 racks from below (5) place them on the bottom shelf (6) mount the plastic rails to the next desired height (7) slide the next shelf onto the shelves (8) further onto the top shelf . (9) linear shelves if required. Did. Takes about 40 minutes.

The packages were too heavy for me so I opened the boxes on the porch and carried them upstairs one by one. I'm a normal 45 year old woman and I was able to assemble the shelves by myself. The instructions were great and all the parts were there. I used wheels to move the finished product to where I need it. They are very well constructed and never need to be replaced. This whole process took about 1 hour, damn I'm slow and old

Excellent trellis ideal for spring seeding and germination. I can put 1020 trays on a shelf that has full spectrum LEDs hanging from it to grow and start seedlings. Very durable, the shelf is made of metal and also has a black finish that covers the wire shelves. 5 shelves in height, with the possibility of installing wheels on the bottom included in the rack kit. Assembly is also very easy and like any other shelf of this type it is fully adjustable and adaptable for different shelf…

The ability to support the weight of all the canned goods in my pantry is what I appreciate this shelf for. Since this material is stainless steel wire mesh, I wouldn't worry about rusting issues at all. This actually solves our problem as we have stored a lot of groceries in the pantry and we are worried about the wooden shelves that are about to collapse. That's why we finally decided to add a sturdy storage rack to our pantry. I find the price reasonable for storing heavy shelves. It comes…

Mostly good shelves. A few shelves were only slightly warped, but not enough to affect anything. The frame looks like it will hold up well. The wheels are well made and the shelves roll easily. The hardest part of assembly was getting it out of the box! I have to say it was packed very securely in a very heavy box. It took a 70-year-old woman quite a long time to get it out of the box. As the instructions say, it would be a lot easier to set up with two people as it's big and heavy. But I…

Definitely the best shelf I've ever had. Seriously, the weight of the box surprised me when it arrived. It was heavy, so to take it to the basement I took it apart piece by piece to avoid dropping it halfway and damaging the wooden floor. I installed it myself and the most important part is measuring the distance between the posts. This was the hardest part because I have different drawer sizes and if I don't do it right I can't fit all my stuff in it. The first stance was the most important…

The box arrived badly crumpled, even the legs were sticking out of the packaging. But somehow all the parts came, nothing was lost or damaged. Assembling the shelf is quite easy. However, there are only two things to consider. 1. Each leg consists of two parts: upper half and lower half. Where they meet is a threaded end. Crossing your legs is pretty easy, so be careful.2. They have black plastic parts with arrows. Make sure they are facing up. If you don't like the location, you can simply…