🗄️ Steel Storage Rack Adjustable Unit Shelves - 6 Wire Shelving for Laundry, Bathroom, Kitchen, Pantry, and Closet (Silver, 16.6L x 11.6W x 63H) Review

Good size for small spaces but 2 shelves were already bent when I received it. I should have just returned it. Also, you need to connect the shelves with the basket to the top, so it's no good if you just want to put things in and out of the shelves. I only use it to store light office supplies, so most of the time it will be hidden. If you want a really solid shelf I would suggest something else.

We have a small house that is over 800 square meters. foot, so every inch counts when it comes to efficient storage. This rack fits the bill and then some. I was a little worried because of its size that it would feel unstable or wobbly, but honestly it feels like a steel shelf three times the size. Very stable and also very easy to set up. No more Jenga in the bathroom made this one of my favorite Revain finds of the year.

If you've ever assembled wire shelving, you know what you're getting. They are like all other wire shelving but a little lighter than typical industrial shelving. Still suitable for normal use. The only odd feature is that the shelves are installed upside down. What I mean is different from many other wire shelving I have, here the shelves are arranged opposite the regular wire shelving. That means there is a lip on the shelf (like a basket). At first I thought it was probably a defect and a…

My parents use a lot of kitchen appliances but as I got older I worried they would reach over my head to pick them up and move them around. wire storage rack. They now have appliances (a laundry room just behind the kitchen) and five appliances to use on site. The new shelf fits perfectly in the corner and holds the bread maker, fryer and toaster and I was able to move her food processor and toaster to an easily accessible permanent location. Because the shelves were fully adjustable, we were…

I really had to make an unboxing video for this because it was really easy to assemble. Once you grapple with the clips and realize that the tiny gap between them is what they're supposed to be, everything will fly out of them. I'll add that if you put the sticks together and they don't match up exactly, just take a rubber mallet and hammer it in very gently until they're snug. And I mean gently, because it doesn't last long. Also, it's probably the easiest shelf to build. All parts were there.