Supreme 5-Tier Adjustable Shelving - Chrome

Sturdy, easy to assemble and adjust height. Fits under my bathroom sink.

This is what I’ve been searching for! I bought it to improve the organization under my island. I previously had one of those plastic shelf thingies and it was literally bending under the weight of my baking dishes and pots.This thing is SO easy to assemble, super sturdy, and I love how adjustable it is.The reviewers who complained about this not being sturdy literally had to have been putting it together wrong. If you put the shelf on upside down, the legs are super wobbly because the part that connects to the adjustable dividers is conical. I did that at first and quickly realized my error.The little black adjuster things are a little odd to figure out too, which is my only complaint, but if you mess around with it a bit you can figure it out. You have to put the two halves on around the rod, then slide them up or down until they click into place in the notch.Once you have it put together correctly, it literally gets sturdier the more weight you put on it because of the design. I am a large, over-200-pound woman, and I could stand on it and it would hold me just fine.Very very pleased at how it holds everything and it looks SO much better than the flimsy plastic thing that used to be there. 5 ⭐️!

This metal one-tier shelf is exactly what I needed for my classroom! I placed it on the counter behind my teacher desk, and it has given me the extra storage space I was looking for. It’s sturdy, well-made, and the perfect size for organizing supplies without taking up too much space.Assembly was quick and easy, and it holds everything I need—books, bins, and other classroom essentials—without any wobbling. It has really helped me keep my workspace neat and organized. Highly recommend for any teacher looking to maximize their storage!

Exactly what we needed to hold a 45" Smart TV in a bedroom. Needed the TV elevated on a sturdy surface which is exactly what this shelf provided. Couldn't ask for a better solution to our needs.

These shelves are essentially a copy of the shelving units made by Seville Classics (of which I have many) but are neither as large, as heavy nor as sturdy. However, that said, they are also not as big. While there is no way these shelves, in my opinion, could hold 200 pounds per shelf (the Seville Classics shelves are more realistic being rated at 75 pounds each when on casters and more than that when not) these units have their place. They are reasonably sturdy for kitchen or bath use and even light to moderate garage or closet use.Pros:*Good height*Not too heavy*Reasonably sturdy*Convenient*Easy to move*Easy to assemble and disassemble*Additional shelves available*Legs for multiple units can be screwed together with provided hardware to make for a taller unit*Adjustable height shelves*Legs can be shortened with a hacksaw if neededCons:*Highly over-rated as far as weight capacity.*If items are very heavy that are being placed on the shelves, care must be taken to distribute the weight. Don't, for example, put a 50 pound dumbbell right in the middle and expect the shelf to hold for very long.One very important thing to note is, as with the Seville Classics shelves, the clips that attach to the legs and that the shelves actually rest on have an "up" marking on them. If both clips are not in the "up" position when placed onto the legs, the unit will not go together properly and will seem wobbly and insecure. Likewise, the shelves themselves have to be placed onto the legs correctly. Be sure the lip on the shelves face down so that the holes that the legs slide into seat down onto the clips. If you don't follow these instructions, you will believe that the unit is insecure. It isn't.I have a very large completely open cabinet above my refrigerator. I put this unit in that cabinet with the shelf as high as it will go. On it I have many bags of flour, sugar, etc. and it isn't going anywhere. It has made using this cabinet something other than a big pain. I've been looking for something to use in a very large bottom cabinet to use for pots, pans, skillets and so forth. I intend to get another unit with extra shelves to place at varying heights and solve that mess problem, too.So, in sum, if you need truly heavy duty, get the Seville Classics if you have the space for them. If light duty will do, these are really good, especially for the price.

These shelves are a blessing for those trying to create more storage space in small areas. I've had prior experience with shelves of this type purchased from one of the local 'big box store' places and was always pleased with the quality. The two sets were the 4-shelf, 54" type. They were stamped 'ProTrend' but are basically the same as these. The instructions are easy to follow and they suggest an assembly time of 30 minutes...nah, that didn't happen for me. Not having any help and this set being the higher (72") 5 shelf model, I had to go slowly and take my time. Took about an hour but once I had them together, the shelves were sturdy and surprisingly level. Just a few moments adjusting the leveling feet and all was done. My only gripe is that these wire shelves do not hold smaller cans or bottles very well. I'm talking bottles the size cocktail olives come in, or cans about the size of a Campbell's soup can. They tend to tip over on the thin wire grates. Hopefully the shelf liners I've ordered will fix that: TRINITY TBF-LINERS01-3614 Shelf Liners (4 Pack), 36" x 14"TRINITY TBF-LINERS01-3614 Shelf Liners (4 Pack), 36" x 14"In conclusion, these rugged shelves are a bargain and easy to assemble. My only surprise was that Whitmor did not include some type of wall anchor system. Unusual for a shelving unit this high, but I have units higher than these in my garage (although plastic) and never had one tip over. Whitmor offers a 10-year warranty on this product.