Whitmor 3 Tier Shelving Unit, Metal Storage Shelves, Adjustable Heavy Duty Shelf with Wheels , 400 lbs Capacity per Shelf, 1200 lbs Total for Home, Garage, Workshop, 23"L x 13"W x 30"H, Chrome

Very sturdy, holding my plants, pots & soil. Easy to put together-was able to do it alone. Love the wheels, lets me move for cleaning & rotating plants. Great price.

Very handy for putting things in my closet without placing them on the floor. 2 fit nicely in my full size closet. They seem to be sturdy. They work well for things I don’t want to hang.

Great addition to our laundry room. Had to readjust the shelf support brackets a couple times while assembling, which was mildly aggravating, but overall it's pretty simple to put together. Uneven floor in the room was no issue, as the feet are adjustable, so was easily able to even it out. Seems pretty well constructed and holds a lot of items.

Just received this unit today. Had all the necessary pieces and there are no dents/bent areas. Easy to assemble, just took about 30-40 minutes by myself. It is in my laundry/storage room. It seems sturdy enough for my needs. I did put the wheels on it, but I will not be moving it often. If the wheels are not sturdy enough, I plan on putting the leveling feet back on and using felt pads to slide it on when I need to move it. Overall, I am very pleased. I am going to order 1 or 2 more soon.

Our wall studs are spaced at the U.S. standard 16 inches, so the printed drill-guide was useless. We used three of the shelves, supported by seven brackets, and had to drill a couple of holes on one side of the center bracket in order to attach it to both side brackets. Ended up with a strong, attractive rack, and one leftover bracket with one shelf. Would love to have one additional bracket so the leftover shelf could be used separately. A superb product that could be even better.

It’s perfect in the space I needed it for, very sturdy, nice store rack

I don't mean to be sexist but I'm a girl and assembly was doable …. I'm not sure what all the bad reviews are about … YOU JUST NEED TO READ THE DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY!!!!1) Be sure to start with "caster end" of the poles POINTED DOWNWARD AND ON THE FLOOR (you'll see holes with threads at one end and black caps at the other end … the holes with threads are for the casters and should be on the floor)2) Make sure the black shelf stops are pointed in the upward position when snapping onto the poles. They are marked with an UP ARROW … when snapping them on they should be pointed in the opposite direction of the caster end of the poles. The shelf stops are NOT supposed to snap together completely … once attached be sure to 'slide' each set until they fall into one of the grooves on the poles. AND BE SURE THAT YOU COUNT THE HASH MARKS ON THE POLES SO THAT EACH SET OF SHELF STOPS ARE SPACED THE SAME ON EACH POLE.3) Once you have your first set of black shelf stops snapped in at the bottom of each pole, position the bottom shelf with THE LIP OF THE SHELF POINTED UPWARD and slide the shelf down the legs.4) THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP …. If you've done it all correctly that bottom shelf should slide down easily, almost completely covering the black shelf stops. If you still have a lot of black shelf stop showing (which I did) you've either attached the shelf stops upside down or your shelf is upside down. I have to admit I attached my first shelf upside down thinking that the lip of the shelf was to be pointed downward (as someone had previously complained because they were disappointed that the shelf lip had to be pointed downward in order to be assembled. They must have had the black shelf stops upside down). When I flipped the shelf over with the lip pointed toward the ceiling it slipped nicely onto the shelf stops.5) I used a rubber mallet (but a rubber soled, sturdy shoe will also work … don't use a regular hammer, you will dent your shelf) to bang the shelf into place to ensure the shelf was snuggly on the black shelf stops.6) Repeat steps #2-#5 for the middle shelf and then repeat #2-#5 again for the top shelf.7) Once completely assembled flip it upside down and very carefully screw the casters in, beginning by carefully grabbing the bold itself with your fingers and screwing it almost all the way in manually. Be careful not to strip the threads. If the bolts don't screw in easily don't force it or you'll strip the threads. Pull it out and start again. Once you have them screwed down to the leg bottom, the company provides a handy little wrench to do the last of the tightening.8) IF … you have the caster holes on the poles pointed down on the floor, the black shelf stops pointed up, and the shelf lip pointed up everything goes together smoothly.JUST TAKE THE TIME TO READ THE DIRECTIONS. It's sad that this product is getting some bad reviews … this was easy to assemble … you just have to take your time. Took me 20 minutes BY MYSELF. It even comes with an extra set of black shelf stops … just in case, but they weren't needed. If you find yourself struggle with this assembly YOU are doing something incorrectly. This is an awesome shelf!

Great to utilize space in kitchen. Sturdy. Looks nice. Wheels make the shelves easy to move & clean under.