🏬 HOMEFORT 5-Tier Wire Shelving: Durable Metal Storage Rack for Pantry, Closet, Kitchen, and Laundry Organization in Black Review

cheap, cheap, cheap. As soon as I picked up the light box he was in, I knew everything was going to be bad. The shelves themselves are of good quality and everything else is cheap material. The shelves are not adjustable, so what you see is what you get. There is no height adjustment at the bottom of the posts to level the shelf so it stays snagged in the swing. 2/4 plugs on the poles are broken. It should sell for $10.

Absolutely cheap bullshit. I understand we get what we pay for, but it's really cool. It's easy to assemble (it got a star for that), but the white plastic brackets holding the shelves are clunky and visible. Feels thin. The plastic pads/feet don't fit properly (not even tightly) on the top/bottom of the device. The cross braces on each shelf are at the top of the platform so nothing sits flat. The logic behind this decision is not clear to me. You might as well bring it back because it's just…

Terrible problem! This could easily have been a good product if they had paid attention before shipping! Holes were not drilled in several posts during assembly. as a result, it is impossible to assemble the shelf. so now it just sits on the heap. So now I have to repack it (not an easy task as it's packed very tight!), find another damn box and take the time to pick it up to send it back! so frustrating! I'm seriously considering throwing it all away and saving myself the hassle! I will not…

I think that people other than people who have posts with no holes or misaligned holes on the posts might use these due to the Lack of incorrect assembly Clarity in the instructions. Plastic clips need to be covered with round cylinders at the corners of the shelves, this is not clear in the instructions. I saw several photos of plastic clamps for cylinders. As the clips didn't go in easily I used a hammer to hit the corner of the shelves (very gently) until the cylinders closed the clips, once

When you open the box, you will find that everything is tightly packed. There are 3 items. tubes, plugs and racks. The tubes look like they could be bent by a three-year-old, the plugs are cheap plastic, and the stands feel like they'll bend. As I built the Homebi, I noticed that the structure took shape and became stiffer and stronger. Despite all the negative reviews, Homebi lived up to my expectations and is a pretty good product. worth $42? No way. The material is far from worth $40 - it…

We received these 5 tier wire bookcases today. We are very disappointed with the quality of the product: although the concept of assembly is simple, the ill-fitting components made it quite a challenge. When finished, they will not stand upright or even in a straight line from top to bottom. They appear weak, and the ends of the reinforcing "zigzag" wires are not welded to the frame, but are open and rough. We had to pound the shelves so hard to get them into place that the flimsy plastic legs…

Working. This is not a wire rack like the others listed. It's not regulated. You get five shelves in the box, as well as sixteen interlocking very short bars. The bottom shelf barely lifts off the floor. (There's not even a mop or rag to push, let alone a broom or vacuum). It's also very very thin metal in the plating that starts to loosen when you put the bars together (because it's so thin and not a perfect shape so the paint/plating gets scraped off when you try to attach it) . .If it was…

I paid a little for these shelves so I shouldn't have expected much and they lived up to that expectation! Although they do their job. Shelf wiring isn't always straight. I've included a picture showing that one of the wires on this shelf is twisted. Also, one of the tabs on the small plastic pieces holding the shelves was broken. I used it anyway because I discovered it halfway through and I didn't want to take it apart to send it back. Also, there is only one way to arrange the shelves…