🔨 SINGAYE 5 Tier Adjustable Metal Storage Rack with 660Lbs Capacity - Ideal for Pantry, Closet, Kitchen, Laundry - 23.6"L x 14"W x 59.1"H - Silver Review

I just received one and put together some small houseplants. The shelves are very thin and bend easily. Even a couple of kilograms will distort the shelves, I would be afraid to put something heavy on them. Also, the top of the shelf is not flat, the sides protrude beyond the top surface. Rather spend a few euros more and buy a better device.

OK I finally got everything together! Plastic shelf brackets are cheap but can be assembled. When attaching the plastic brackets to the side supports, do not attempt to attach them. You will not. Simply slide the shelf down over the brackets and clamp the shelf in place. This compresses the brackets enough to hold the shelf. Do not lift the unit by the shelves as these (the shelves) would detach from the sides and the unit would fall apart. Lift the unit touching only the side bars. Not the…

Was looking for something slim with 4 tiers to fit in a utility closet and it worked great. This was a replacement for one I've had for years with only 3 tiers and the metal shelves didn't seem as strong as my old ones hence only 4 stars. But it holds detergent, old paint and whatever else is needed and still looks durable. It was easy to put together, although on my first try I turned the shelf upside down and it didn't fit on the plastic brackets. When I saw my mistake, everything went…

Not sure how it got such a high rating but oh my god don't buy this item unless you want to fit about 30 pounds max on each shelf. I ordered two (2) of these, tried to assemble the first one but was missing four (4) stands/extensions so I sat on the shelf, the black clips are such cheap quality some broke trying to fasten them push it shelf. The shelves don't fully fall onto the black clips, leaving you with an ugly black plastic piece dangling from the shelf's location. After trying to…

So I stocked up on groceries in case of a COVID pandemic. (NOT all at once just a little bit here and there for like 10 months lol I carried a lot and kept things just in case) BUT the shelf holds everything regardless of weight with no issues. He doesn't move or shake. Just remember to push down the shelves on each side and use a good fist or rubber material weight to push them down. DO NOT hit the corners, hit the center of each side left and right, then back and forth until you notice it…

These are not the sturdy food shelves you would expect from the look and design. The metal is powder coated, quite soft. When pressing down one shelf with a rubber mallet and hitting it lightly, the edge of the shelf buckled. In addition, when attaching the other shelf, the weld seam of the metal corner cylinder split vertically, so that it no longer grips the plastic wedge. tight enough. Finally, there is virtually no friction when the bars are pushed into each other, so if the shelf falls…

Pros: 1 - Inexpensive; 2-came quickly Cons: see photos. 1-Wrong design (shelves have been turned upside down, edges pointing up instead of down, meaning you can't store anything wider/lower than the shelf. 2-Unstable and weak sheet metal supports that protrude into others so the shelves This can't support 300# in any way.Maybe 50#.3- The shelf clips are not attached to the supports, you will need to use tape until the shelves are installed.4- When you install the top shelves, the bottom shelves