6 Tier Fixed Layer SpacingStorage Shelf Metal Storage Rack Wire Shelving Unit Storage Shelves Metal 792Lbs Capacity 17" L x 13" W x 77" H for Pantry Closet Kitchen Laundry Black

Important to know: When assembling kind of do a rough assembly. The bottom legs, they have to have the holes at the bottom, spaced about two and a half inches from the floor Place the clips in the holes. The clips actually have little knobs inside which was interesting. I have never encountered that and I have lots of these wire Racks throughout my home. Just remember the bottom pieces have to have.The two holes that are about two and a half inches apart, and then you can assemble very easily. It is not uneven, and it worked very well in my laundry room to hold all of my cleaners.The directions do not state clearly where the holes to start the build. I hope this review helps someone!

———————————————————————📝 NOTES:- Sharp pipe pieces, but instructions do warn of it, so if you happen to read them first, then, you’d have a heads up—otherwise, you wouldn’t anticipate that a wire shelf kit wouldn’t file down its pieces so that they wouldn’t cut like a round knife, so PLEASE BE CAREFUL (I wore gloves, and also happened to read the instructions before opening the plastic bags containing the cut pipe legs).- Some people had dented poles, but mine weren’t damaged—I did have a scratched piece, so don’t be surprised if your shelf kit doesn’t arrive in pristine condition.- I did have to re-read the instructions to understand them, since the assembly of this piece differs a bit from the others, but it’s not at all complicated. The wording & terminology used is awkward, but you’ll figure it out. If you’ve assembled lots of shelves before, you can look at the parts & figure it out. For the rest, the instructions do include illustrations, so use them in conjunction with the written instructions, and you’ll be fine.- I personally prefer when the shelf has the front lip facing DOWNWARDS, but this one is designed to sit like a tray (lip upwards), which doesn’t feel as strong—if the shelf is holding something heavy, with the mass concentrated in a narrower dimension, then you might see the shelf sag down…hopefully not DENT down. Take a look at the wire used and assess its strength for yourself.———When I saw the price for this shelf ($30), I was wondering if it were an excellent value, or if I were getting what I paid for (i.e., a cheap shelf), and it’s the LATTER. If you’re a veteran to various wire shelving, you’ll see right away that the quality of this one is noticeably & significantly lower than what you typically find at say, big box stores or elsewhere. It’s very lightweight (not in a good way), with cheap, light-gauge wire used in its construction—all parts feel cheap, but I suppose that due to its build style, it will likely hold up (claims to hold just under 800 lbs).I think I selected this shelf because it’s what turned up in my Amazon search. What I focused on were the dimensions—if I saw multiple shelves with the same dimensions, I probably would’ve done more comparison-shopping. If YOU come across more options, I would suggest that you select another wire shelf, but if this is the only one you find in these dimensions and you’re totally set on them, then don’t expect anything spectacular, but it’ll do the job.

I got this to organize some garden supplies and tools and it worked out great. Set up was super quick once you get the order down. It only took me like 10 minutes by myself. It feels plenty sturdy and holds my bags and jugs of fertilizers and nutrients with no problems. The adjustable feet also came in handy since where I placed it has a slight dip to the center for water drainage on my deck.

I was tolerant of the following:1) discovering that the material was very cheap, light weight and painted with a thin coat of mat paint that can scratch easily. I figured I could live with that its not bumped around a lot.2) unlike standard rack shelving, you can't adjust the heights and positions. Each bumper aligns with pre-drilled holes with fixed heights set on the poles3) then one I discovered (unlike standard rack shelving) the shelves go "upside down" inside of right side up, meaning, the "LIP" of the shelf faces upward, forming a "basket" -- this was hard to live with because wire shelves are positioned with the lip down, so that you can slide things on and off easily.4) FINALLY - the END ALL and BE ALL is that the unit is faulty altogether because I was smart enough to install the FEET adjusters FIRST before adding on and assembly more SHELVES. BEWARE: that on the manual they Feet adjusters are instructed to go on last. If I were you, I would put them on FIRST because after putting together this whole big cheap waste of time thing: you might discover that your shelving feet will be 1 WHOLE inch uneven -- rendering the WHOLE THING useless and a complete waste of time! Thankfully, I cut down 80% of my assembly time and spent 20% of my time neatly putting everything back in the box for a return. This is a complete waste of resource, shipping materials and energy and should be taken off the market.

Could not install the top shelf because the wrong number of vertical supports were shipped.I was missing four of the tapered supports but had four extra of the non-tapered supports that are used for the first two shelves.Note: the distance between shelves is not adjustable. This was not a problem but should be noted.

I bought two of these stands for my greenhouse and love them. Very sturdy and easy to put together. I think I may buy one for my bedroom to put my folded pants on.

Pros: - price ( it was $30 ) very cheap - size an height ( perfect fit for the spot )Cons: - The instructions are crap!! You will take apart at least once. MAKE SURE TO ANCHOR TO THE WALL The unit is flimsy, if not anchored!!!!I gave it 4 stars because it was the exact size an height I needed. It is tall. You cannot put VERY heavy items on it. It is great for bathroom or closet etc…… hope this helps.

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AL PRINCIPIO, CUANDO VI LAS PARRILAS Y LOS TUBOS PENSÉ QUE NO IBA A ESTAR ESTABLE Y QUE LO TENDRIA QUE FIJAR CON ALGO A UNA PARED, PERO AL ARMARLO Y PONERLE PESO, QUEDÓ MUY BIEN PARA LO QUE LO REQUERIA. SOLO HE ARMADO UNO DE 2 QUE COMPRÉ, PERO YA ESTOY VIENDO DONDE MÁS PODRIA COLOCARLOS PARA PEDIR OTROS 2 ANTES DE QUE SUBAN DE PRECIO.

La utilizo como zapatera en un espacio justo de la medida en el clóset. Me ahorro bastante espacio y puedo limpiar sin problema abajo del estante.