Adjust 30 x60 Inch 5 Level Garage Tool Shelf Storage

The shelve was very easy to install and was very stable. I was able to put many items on the shelves. Would highly recommend to my friends!

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This shelf is very solid for the money. I'll be honest, I wasn't sure how I felt when I opened the box. The shelf consists of many small pieces that lock together. There are no screws or bolts, etc. As I assembled it though it did become quite solid. I used a screwdriver and needlenose pliers to fold the tabs over once built and I'm satisfied. I would not purchase this shelf for pantry/craft/hobby storage. I would not recommend for heavy duty/tool/machinery storage. Not a dig in the product but it just wouldn't last under real stress. For Sam's Club bulk (my purpose) I'm am confident it will last for years.

This is a good shelf if install it right. See following: 1. The assembling process is not so satisfying; the description sheet doesn't provide all steps clearly. I figured it out by myself, it's not so difficult without description sheet though. And better to have two people. I won't complain about assembling because it really depends on individual, some people very handy some people just not. 2. It's sturdy and does the job if you install it right. It's a regular working metal shelf, no complain. And it's 5-tier so I can put a lot of stuff. 3. The material and paint look good. I put it in basement corner, the corner now looks more organized and cleaner.

This five-tier shelf is much stronger than I imagined. But for me who has already installed the same product, it is very simple. Fortunately, the tools at home are complete, and the installation is also very simple. The main thing is that you can change its pattern according to your ideas, so as to be more suitable for your own use requirements. I use it for fish tanks, so 400 lbs of weight capacity per tier is great for me.

We need to tidy up our living space, and this metal shelf came in super handy. Roughly 50 pounds, it does not rock once assembled. The only tools I used was a small hammer to tap the parts in place. Pretty much I slot and tap the pieces together. To sum, not difficult and robust.