LIANTRAL 5 Gallon Water Bottle Rack - Detachable Heavy Duty 3-Tier Stand for Home, Office (Black)

I ordered this stand for my 5 gallon 💦 bottles and it’s doing exactly what it’s supposed to do, hold 💦 bottles. It was easy to assemble. However, I wished I had ordered a 4 tier, but the 3 tier is just fine. I’m very pleased with it.

Very sturdy and easy to put together. This has made a huge difference with space in our home. Love it!

Works Great, sturdy, holds all bottles with easy, fits well in the space I needed!

*update* a year later, this product has shown no sign of wear and still looks brand new. Has no problem holding 4 5 gallon water jugs while staying sturdy. Still very happy with this convenient space saver with the adjustable feet to accommodate my uneven floor. This is a good sturdy product that easily holds 4 water jugs. It's easy to reverse the assembly to have the jugs point up instead of down. I put this together myself and it took very little time. Love having them on a shelf now instead of just sitting on the floor, makes it look much neater and organized.

This rack seems fairly sturdy once you level it, and it is able to hold 5 full 5-gallon bottles (at least so far). It's made of some type of thin-ish steel that's spot welded and appears to be powder coated. Assembly was fairly straightforward, although precision machining doesn't seem to be this manufacturer's strong suit. Several welds were misaligned (one pretty badly), and a couple of upright sections were slightly bent on both units that I ordered, making assembly somewhat of a challenge. There were burrs in ALL of the bolt hole threads, so it seems like you're stripping the bolt holes as the bolts go in, and you end up with metal shavings all over your floor. I do appreciate that they offer 2 ways to mount the tiers (either level or angled slightly upwards), and they include both ways in the very simplistic instructions. Assembly took me about 20 minutes for each unit, mainly due to the fact that I only have 2 hands (4 would have made it much easier), and the quality of manufacture was a bit "off". They do, however, include an extra bolt for cases of "where in the heck did that bolt go?!". If you do decide to go with this product, use a power drill set to a fairly low torque setting. Your forearms will thank you. They do provide an allen key, but I decided to torture myself and use a racheting driver with an H5 (5mm) hex bit instead, obviously not having learned my lesson from previous assemblies that a hand tool is not the way to go if you have close to 2 dozen bolts to tighten on each unit. Each tier is secured through the bolt holes in each upright section with 4 bolts. I would recommend that the manufacturer add 1 extra set of uprights and top cross rails to make it sturdier, though. I do have to give kudos to the manufacturer for using hex head bolts instead of cross head. Would I recommend this product? It depends. If you're strong enough to lift the ~42 pound (19 kg) awkwardly shaped bottles onto the tiers without banging or dropping them into place, sure. If you're not, go with something sturdier and/or with less tiers. If you bang or drop the bottles into place, the spot welds may break, and/or the entire unit will wobble and possibly tip over. TLDR: Fairly sturdy once it's level, somewhat of a challenge to assemble due to the quality of manufacture.

Works Great, Easy to put together and love the fact it holds 4 of my 5 gallon water jugs.

Very easy to put together and sturdy. Exactly what I needed to organize my space

Great product, it can withhold the amount of jugs it states. My rack has lasted with no issues.