Amazon Basics 5-Shelf Adjustable Heavy Duty Steel Wire Rack Storage Shelving Organizer for Kitchen, Garage, 36" L x 14" W x 72" H, Black

OK so I absolutely love these and this is the third one I bought and I plan on buying more. First of all it fits so much stuff. So it gets a lot of stuff off of those small shelves that take up so much space. Second of all it’s very strong and very sturdy when you put it together right. My oldest who’s 12 literally destroys all of her furniture I even gave up on buying her bed frames because she manages to break them, she has had one of these shelves for about a year now and it’s still in perfect condition. Oh and then also I can’t get over the price because it’s lasted so long and it’s so sturdy and it fits so much it is my favorite thing for the house because it’s so dang cheap. I wanna get rid of all of my tiny shorter wooden bookshelves and replace it with one of these things. Because it saves so much room. And if you don’t want the huge gaps between the metal things if you put one of those plastic rubber shelf thing that’s on them it works just fine! And then I also forgot to add you can adjust it so if you wanted to use it to put a medium size TV on you could make it so that the shelves are closer together and have a bigger gap so that there’s a kid there is a TV that could fit in the middle. I want one in the playroom I want to in my youngest room and I want to and my oldest rum and I want one in the kitchen. Literally just one of these shelves gets rid of three or four of my other regular size wooden bookshelves because even though the wooden bookshelves look more Homy they just do not fit a lot especially when you have young kids that has a whole bunch of stuff. Or if you live in a small apartment building and you need to save room because you don’t like clutter. Oh and I have another thing to add it’s really easy to put together once you figured it out at first I was really confused and very frustrated but then once I figure it out I was able to put the second two that I bought with no problem together. I literally can’t get over the price I’m sorry. I the people who are saying is not sturdy or just not putting it together enough. It does takeSome arm strength and yes it could be a little frustrating because it’s easy to make it so that the legs are crooked. But I do believe that’s why there is curves all the way at the polls so that you can count how many curves you’re at so that you can make sure that it’s even or you can go old-school and just simply use a measuring tape but I don’t like measuring tapes lol so I just counted up the curves up on the pool so if I was on curve eight with the bottom shelf I would make sure I was on curve eight with the other three corners of that shelf. I noticed they also had a tall tall skinny one that’s very similar to this that I’m thinking of trying out as well. Since I live in an apartment building you cannot put wall shelves that you have to have floor shelves. And it just takes up so much space this is a great space saver

I couldn’t be happier with this heavy-duty shelving unit! It’s incredibly sturdy and holds a surprising amount of weight without any signs of strain. The adjustable shelves are a fantastic feature, allowing for customization based on storage needs.Assembly was a breeze—no complicated tools or excessive effort required. The metal construction feels solid and durable, making it a reliable choice for garages, pantries, or even office spaces.One of the best parts is its versatility. Whether storing bulky items, organizing supplies, or displaying goods, this shelf unit gets the job done with ease.Highly recommend for anyone looking for an affordable yet professional-grade storage solution!

My garage and basement were in dire need of organization, so I picked up this 5-shelf Amazon Basics unit. I was a bit apprehensive about assembly when I saw the tall box, but it turned out to be quite straightforward – no tools required except maybe a rubber mallet (which helps but isn’t absolutely necessary). The shelf comes in parts: poles, plastic connectors, and the metal shelves themselves. The poles are in sections that you stack; the design uses black plastic split sleeves that snap around the poles at whatever height you want each shelf, and then the shelf slides down over them and locks in place. I appreciated the adjustable height feature because it let me customize how much clearance I have between shelves. For example, on one shelf I spaced it taller to fit paint cans and a taller shop vac, and on another shelf I went shorter spacing for toolboxes and smaller items. In under an hour, I had the whole unit up and stable, and I’m no expert – just a patient retiree with some DIY enthusiasm. Once assembled, this rack is solid. Each shelf is rated for up to 350 lbs when weight is evenly distributed, and while I haven’t tested the upper limits, I have loaded some pretty heavy stuff on there. Currently one shelf is holding a mix of heavy power tools (circular saw, bench grinder, etc.) and maybe 200+ lbs combined – and there’s zero sag. The black powder-coated steel looks nice and doesn’t rust (important in my sometimes damp basement). It also comes with adjustable feet so you can level it on uneven floors. My basement floor has a slight slope, so I just twisted one foot a little longer and the wobble was gone. If you plan to really max out the weight or have it free-standing with kids around, you might consider anchoring it to the wall (there are no included brackets for that, but a simple L-bracket would do). In my case, it’s tucked against a wall and even when I shake it, it’s very stable due to the weight on it. One of the best things is how much it decluttered my space. With five full shelves, I managed to get bins of holiday decorations, camping gear, and miscellaneous household tools all up off the floor and neatly organized. It’s amazing how vertical storage can create so much more room. The shelves are wire-style, which is fine for most things – smaller items I put in plastic bins so they don’t tip. One small caution: when assembling, make sure the plastic sleeves are well seated in the little grooves on the poles and that the “top” of each sleeve is aligned at the same groove on all four poles. I made the mistake of having one sleeve slightly higher on one pole initially, and the shelf wouldn’t slide down. A quick adjustment fixed it. Also, use a light tap from a mallet or a piece of wood to ensure each corner of the shelf is fully down on the sleeve, then it’s rock solid. I actually ended up buying a second one of these units after seeing how useful the first was. Now my garage has one too, holding car wash supplies, oil cans, and even a cage fan (the fan I use for drying floor finish, not my wife’s favorite item – but now it’s got a spot!). This shelving unit proves that you don’t need to spend a fortune for strong, dependable storage. It’s functional, no-nonsense, and gets the job done, which is exactly what I needed.

Its nice. Heavy duty. 3’ wide. 6 ‘ tall. Fits in a 5-6’ long closet providing shelves and leaves room for hanging space. Goes together easily (female). First time is tricky but once youve done one, its a piece of cake. I think it neatens up my closet and I also have one in my laundry area. Be sure to fasten it to the wall for safety.