5-Tier Heavy Duty Adjustable Shelving Unit, 250-lb Per Shelf NSF Certified Metal Storage Rack, Chrome Wire Shelf for Kitchen Pantry Garage, 24 x 18 x 72 in

I have several of these 3 tier shelving units. Honey Can Do units are strong and reliable. This particular size even fits inside of closets for clothing, toys, shoes, etc. They are metal. They are very easy to put together and very sturdy. They are also easy to move around your house as needs change. These make your organizing easy peasy.

I have put together many of these wire rack type shelves before but this one was super easy to assemble. Here are some things you should know: It's a great value; sturdy, high quality materials that will support whatever you are likely to put on the shelves. The unit has a nice chrome finish, no rough edges. It was nicely packaged and protected from damage during transit. It comes with leveling legs BUT you can replace them with stem castors with 3/8-16 spindles that will screw into the legs where the leveling screws would go. The unit is compact and easily moved but wheels would make this super easy especially with heavy objects on the shelves. Shelf liners are not included but would be nice even if there was an extra cost. The unit is exactly as described.

This was the EASIEST shelf system to put together I have ever purchased. The directions were a little odd, very few words and pictures that were no help, but the part labels were clear enough and that was all I needed. I find it amusing that so many others who purchased this say they needed a mallet to put this together. I needed nothing at all, and it's all due to the genius design of the shelf parts. The kit comes with 4 short poles and 4 long ones that attach with a coupler bushing that screws in to one end of both, they just twist together with your hands. The feet also just twist in, so that all that is left is attaching them to the shelves. There's a bag of these shelf support clips - this is what is brilliant. The way the clip together, around the legs of the shelving, if you look very closely at them one end is slightly wider than the other once they are snapped together, and this is by design. You can easily measure the distance on each leg because there are indented markings that you can count, and they're all exactly in the same place. You snap a shelf support clip in to place on the desired spot, making sure that the narrower part of the clip is pointed toward the top. Once all 4 clips are in place for the first shelf (always do the bottom one first!!) then you just slide the shelf down on to the clip, and the shelf is snug! Once I got the first shelf in place at the desired height from the ground that I wanted, I set the frame upright so that the empty poles were pointing up. Then I just snapped 4 more clips on at the spot I wanted my next shelf, slid the shelf down onto to the clip, pushing the shelf holder down over that narrowest part of the clip and once it reached the widest part, it is forced to stop in place. I repeated the next two shelves the same way. These shelves don't bow in the middle like plastic shelving does. I got this to store all my paint supplies, leaving the bottom shelf just high enough to store a set of gallon cans below it. Once I figured out the design of those clips, my job was easy. No place in the instructions is it discussed about the clip design (there are no actual words other than the names of the parts) - so it took me a few minutes to notice how, when the clips are snapped together, one end is slightly wider than the other. The ease and sturdiness of these shelves is fabulous. I am a 59 year old woman and was able to put this kit together in about a half an hour, and part of that time was deciphering the funky instructions! I am impressed. I love these, perfect size and height for what I needed. I purchased the 4-Tier Shelving Unit: 250 lbs per shelf with intentions of storing all my gallons of paint, plus my miter saw which will go on the second shelf from the bottom. Yes, I have my own miter saw.

This is a good shelf unit, except keep in mind that the shelves are not heavy duty. The inner wires can bend a little under heavy weight or force. I used a rubber mallet to tap the shelves into place, and that bent the thinner, inner wires. The outer wires are strong, you can tap them down. Overall, I like it a lot. I put lightweight camping coolers on the top shelves, and also anchored the back posts to the wall.

This is an excellent product, and I really like it. I needed a rolling rack/cart to hold my tool boxes. I assembled the shelves to hold my stuff the way I wanted. Then, to make it roll, I removed the sliders that come with the product, and replaced them with 1-inch casters (6mm/0.25inch threaded stems). Works great. (See photo.) 1. It was easy to assemble. No tools required. It takes a little bit of trial-and-error practice using the black (cylindrical) shelf lock clips, but you can deploy then disassemble multiple times without damaging anything. 2. It is strong. 2a. To get the rack to sink onto the lock clips, I (160 lbs) stood on the rack. 2b. My 70lbs of tool boxes sit fine on the shelves. I stood on the shelves with the tools on there (added my weight) and it was fine. 2c. Notice in my assembly, the bars are free at the top (not anchored in a shelf corner), but they are sturdy enough that when I pull on them (to move the rolling cart) they don't bend/flex. 3. It is attractive. The chrome looks great. I am thinking of adding a stainless steel handle to pull/maneuver the cart around my workshop. Great purchase. Would buy it again!

Bought this for my pantry. It came very well packed with no damage at all. It has a nice chrome finish to it and I ordered the Frienda 18x24 shelf liners (they fit perfectly) for them so smaller items would sit upright and wouldn't fall through. Assembly was a breeze, though I would suggest planning ahead and determining at what heights you want to place each shelf because although it's definitely do-able, it's sort of a pain to adjust a shelf height once the unit is assembled. I combined this one, with 3 other units in different sizes b/c I needed the right combination of shelves in sizes to fit my pantry space. This one is rated at 250lbs capacity. The other shelves I bought are rated at 90lb capacity. There is a clear and obvious difference. These posts are 1" diameter and the 90# posts are 5/8" diameter. The shelves themselves are also clearly sturdier and stronger. The wires are thicker and there is absolutely no give at all. That being said, for my use in a kitchen pantry, there is no way I need weight capacity anywhere close to the 250# that these are rated at. My heaviest items are my mixer, cast iron dutch oven, Costco sized jugs of oils and vinegars, and cases of dog food. For me, the heft is overkill, but the dimensions worked so the overkill sturdiness is just a bonus. If you're using this in a workroom or garage space though, this heft would easily hold 5 gallon buckets of paint and most tools. It comes with 5 shelves and 72" poles. I found that 5 shelves spread out over 72" gives me too much wasted space between shelves. Again, I am using this in my kitchen pantry, so in general, my items are not all that tall. I ordered an extra shelf, and the 6 shelf configuration creates the perfect spacing for me. This extra shelf that I ordered happens to have a 600# capacity (selected for dimensions and not capacity), so it's even sturdier, visually thicker and is noticeable as being an "add-on". The style and design is the same though, so it doesn't look odd, it's just a thicker version of the shelves that come with this. Nexel Additional Wire Shelf for Wire Shelving Units, 600-800 lb Capacity, 18"W x 24"L, Chrome Finish

Great product--VERY STURDY and easy to assemble. There are many manufacturers of wire shelving units, and you have to be careful because some of them are quite flimsy and the shelves may begin to sag if you load them up. Was extremely pleased with how extra-sturdy this unit was. Using it to hold canned goods for my church's food pantry, and it's the perfect solution to our storage problem!

This is a wire rack shelf. It's not fancy, but it works really well. I'm pleased with the construction, the welds are good enough, the edges are smooth enough, The bars (vertical parts to which the shelves are attached) are standard 1", the bottoms are threaded to 3/8-16 if you need casters. The unit was as-advertised. It was well-packaged and assembled very quickly. I did not use the instructions, so I can't comment on them. The units I purchased were black powder-coated and they look nice. I mean, they're wire rack shelves. I have 8 units of this size and they help me keep things organized, particularly with labeled, clear boxes.

I just love this shelving unit. I also have another Honey-Can-Do Unit with a wooden top shelf and pull handles/cart feature. It's strong and shiny chrome, looking real nice. The one I have, although years old, looks brand new still. I want one more of the same I just received to complete my area. Although it appears to cost a little more than other comparable units, you have to consider the quality of the materials, which are perfect. You get what you pay for. I have to save up for the next one, but it is worth waiting/saving for.

My wife had it put together in minutes

Sturdy and durable

Once you get the hang of it, the shelves are pretty easy to adjust. Good quality and sturdy

Absolutely suburb I have a metal wardrobe similar to this and ive had that for 15 years so knew what to expect. Easy to put together and can be easily dismantled if I need to.very pleased.