🗄️ Whitmor Supreme Adjustable 3 Tier Shelving Unit with Leveling Feet, Black - 350lbs Capacity per Shelf Review

LOVE this shelving system! I use it to house my 2 axolotl tanks (20 gallons each) and a 5g land snail tank and it's sooo durable! It was very easy to put together and the instructions were very clear so I don't know what some of the reviews were saying. Great price and I would 100% buy again.

In the photo I bought the rack on the left many years ago and it was so strong I wanted another one but a little shorter. The product on the left is the one I just bought from Revain. It's exactly the height I wanted and just as easy to put together. But one of the shelves was slightly bent. Not bent to the point that it can't be used but that's why I deducted 1 star for durability. Used them as snake stands, they are great!

Our kitchen is seriously lacking in storage space, but there are no plans to renovate the kitchen anytime soon unless we win the lottery. We used some cheap cabinets to store soda and seltzer, but the cabinets weren't really designed to hold the weight and they started falling apart. The way I configured the shelves allows you to store 36 packs of 12 (as pictured). The shelf assembly took only a few minutes and I didn't need any tools. The shelf was assembled, loaded and set up in less than an…

I was looking for a stand/stand for my expensive new stereo. Most stereo stands are expensive and are made of chipboard with glass shelves. This shelf/stand is beautiful, extremely durable and thanks to the wire shelves it keeps your amp ventilated. This stand is made from beautiful chrome steel with adjustable shelves to provide extra space for books or CDs. At $44 this is a steal. It's easy to assemble and easy to move around when you want to change the position of your gear.

As easy to assemble as any other baker's shelf, they include extra fittings. I think some of the negative feedback comes from people who have never used racks or just don't understand how they work. Each shelf is placed on 2 pieces of plastic that are secured around each of the 4 supports, the metal should not sit flush with the plastic. You can press it down with your body weight or a rubber mallet, no hammers that deform the metal post. My photo shows him sitting. The black plastic should fit

Wow. I love this shelf. About $28 and it's a lifesaver for me. Takes all my gadgets and has a shelf and a half left. Jezz should have gotten it 10 years ago. I have a very small workspace. About 3 x 2. For the first time in years I saw devices filling it. I only had 3 feet in the farthest corner of the kitchen. It fits perfectly. At this place. Exact size as tables. Just measure while walking. First the bottom shelf. middle, then up. Something that looks like a shelf bends it down. It took me 5

I have assembled similar metal shelves before. They all have the same design and take no more than 10 minutes to assemble. However, for this, the size of the holes in the shelves may not be correct. As I ran the poses through each hole in the shelf, the shelf didn't stay taut when the hole was over the plastic brackets, instead moving the brackets further down. It is difficult to describe, but in principle, balancing the position of the four corners of each shelf was not easy! I've never been…

A decent basic shelf that appears solid when assembled correctly. I like the black color more than the chrome versions. The plastic brackets that hold the shelves in place aren't as high quality as what I've seen on other similarly designed metal shelves. The pair didn't want to stay in their grooves and needed some work to get them to stay in place and not slide to the next groove level. The manufacturer supplies 2 extra plastic clips in a separate pouch, which may come in handy if you lose or