Garage Shelving Units 5 Tier Heavy Duty Shed Storage Racking Shelf Metal Boltless 875kg Capacity 175kg Per Shelf for Warehouse Workshop Office (Black, 90x40x180cm)

Bought three of these to add to some existing shelving from screwfix which was double the price, have to say these are just as good as the others, do not in anyway feel cheap or flimsy. Easy to put together, very pleased.

I purchased this shelving unit to organize the clutter in my garden shed. I wanted something compact that could hold paint cans, potting soil and a few toolboxes without taking up too much floor space. I have been using this rack for about a month now. It fits perfectly in the corner and initially looked very neat and tidy. Performance and Experience The boltless design is excellent. I managed to put it together in about 20 minutes using just a rubber mallet. The frame itself locks together well and feels stable once positioned against the wall. However I have noticed a structural issue regarding the weight capacity. The description states it can hold 175kg per shelf but my experience suggests otherwise. I have placed some storage boxes on the middle shelves which weigh significantly less than that limit and the boards are already showing signs of bending in the center. It seems the board material is not quite rigid enough for truly heavy items. If you distribute the weight perfectly to the edges it might be okay but I would not trust it with the full maximum weight listed. Pros • Assembly: The slot together system is very quick and requires no screws or bolts. • Size: The 30cm depth is perfect for smaller sheds where you do not want the shelves sticking out too far. • Finish: The black coating looks smart and helps prevent rust in damp environments. Cons • Shelf Strength: The boards start to sag even when the load is well under the advertised capacity. • Board Thickness: The shelf material feels a little thin which contributes to the bowing issue. Verdict This is a perfectly good shelving unit for general household items or lightweight garage storage. However if you are planning to store heavy tools or car parts you should be aware that the shelves may bend. I recommend it for light to medium duty use only.

Good purchase, provides me with excellent storage options, sturdy material and easy to install and manoeuvre. Highly recommend when it’s on sale.

I've bought these shelves before (different seller) and it was easy to return to them. They are basic but if you want functional, easy to assemble, nice looking shelves at a low price I highly recommend them. They seem quite flimsy when assembling but trust me they are solid as a full structure. The MDF wood shelves are a little thin but when weight is distributed evenly, are strong and solid.

Takes less than 10 minutes to assemble together including knocking the males into the females with a lite duty precision hammer. Item is fit for purpose, however i ordered the wrong size in a hurry. I was supposed to to order 70x30x150cm. Got shelving in pristine condition, looks great and fit for being an organising individual who likes to keep things in order without the hassle of tipping things over just to find that one tool. The thickness of the steel is ok, not the best but it should be ok unless you're straining it. it is pretty impressive for the price to be honest. Glad i had bought it but i do wish i could've got the smaller one instead.

Honestly, this is just the cheapest, crappest shelving I've ever seen. The problem you'll have is all the sellers re-sell the same products so avoiding this item means you might just end up with the same shelving. I bought some other shelving last year and that was fantasic and not much more expensive. Problems: simply the lugs you put into the slots just want to pop out all the time, no matter how much you put them in or use a mallet. It's like whack-a-mole - knock one in, the other pops out. They 'kind' of made it properly with the bracket that joins the two halves together because it has a small bulge that makes it really tight connection. Next problem is the centre brace just wants to slide out, so ignore what it says and do this: fold both lugs past 90 degrees then slide in. Because they are bent more than 90 it leaves a little gap for you to get your blade/screwdriver and bend the lug as far as you can so it cannot slide out Next problem, it comes with two instructions, one is the black and white 'international' version with no words and the pictures are useless, hence second colour instruction in English. The problem is you may as well ignore this and do it yourself because you will never do it right following their instructions, i.e. you need to be happy doing it all yourself (but it's not hard). Next problem, is getting it to the destination. If you built it in situ all is well, but otherwise, you carry it, but it twists because the metal is so thin and cheap and as mentioned the lugs do not fit tightly enough, so by the time you get it there you'll be lucky it is in one place. Then when it is in place you need your mallet to hit them all again back into place. I haven't used them yet, but I'm keeping them, I do not have much hope of it taking too much weight or not tipping over. Perhaps the best way to avoid getting this model is to look at the weight and any other sellers with the same weight you can presume it's the same one they're all selling.

Delivered on time, well packaged. The metal surface is a little shiny and looks good quality. At first, I found the assemble was more easier than 2 other racks (different brand) I built a week ago. But then I realized this is in fact a cons. The joins though easier to fit but they are just too loose and easy to fall apart during assemble. Compare to my previous builds, it needs a mallet to hammer in the joins locking it tightly. As long as you have weights on each of the shelves, it is still considered sturdy for its small size at 30x70x150, which was the exact size I needed. And if I need more racks in future, I'm afraid I won't be buying from this supplier again.