REGILLER 5-Wire Shelving Metal Storage Rack Adjustable Shelves,Standing Storage Shelf Units for Laundry Bathroom Kitchen Pantry Closet(Black,11.8" D x 21.2" W x 53.5" H)

It was easy to assemble, and looks nice in the kitchen. It's a practical and well-priced set of shelves.I deducted a star for it looking grayer than the advertised silver, but I'm still very happy with it.

This shelf is pretty simple to assemble and also very versatile with the shelf heights.A lot of the videos and reviews here are putting it together wrong. The shelves are meant to be sat at each seam. The black caps are the shelf holders.

It’s not as big as I thought but that’s my fault for not checking measurements. It’s holding up pretty well though and it was easy to out together.

Looks nice after built

I install this shelving inside my closet. It just the size . It is not heavy duty unit. But it work great for shoes and towels

I have been dealing with needing extra storage. Possibly getting a couple of more. Was really easy to set up.

This shelf system has the look of the very sturdy and strong ones you see holding the merchandise in some stores; but there the similarity ends. It's made from lighter metals and hasn't the same sort of strength and rigidity. After seeing the photos of this more than four foot tall item, I was surprised when it showed up in a shipping carton maybe 18 or 20 inches long. Those long tubular corner posts are not all in one piece; each one is in four separate pieces about 13 or 14 inches long that must be joined together to make up the full height. Three joints to make up each upright pole. The joints are just loose fitting enough so that each one has a little wiggle room. That wiggle adds up: three wiggle places, one after the other, along the length of the pole. Partly owing to that, and, I suppose, some flexibility of the thin aluminum pipe walls, the completed tower is anything but rigid. It wiggles in response to light touch. It wiggles and deflects from side to side and from front to back; it twists and flexes.Things get a little better when you load some weight into it. That steadies it a bit. Nothing remarkable, but it makes a difference. Don't get any ideas about picking it up to reposition it after assembling. Remember those slip joints that slip together to make up the full height? They don't just slip together; they just as easily slip back apart. So don't bother trying to lift it from the top when you want to see how it looks against that other wall. You will get a handful of the top shelf only (or the top two shelves, if you try to lift it by the one just below the top shelf). Of course, you could lift and carry it from the very bottom, but that might be a bit of a balancing challenge. Best to assemble it where you want it.So am I returning it? No, I'm keeping it. With all its faults, it's a pretty decent little set of shelves, not quite like any other. I wouldn't store any 10 or 15 pound exercise weights in it--it's too flimsy for that. But for copy paper or boxes of those Keurig coffee things or tea, etc. it's OK, and I don't see anything else around to take its place.

I bought this small shelf to organize my laundry area. It was fairly easy to put together--no tools required. It seems fairly sturdy but it was a bit off balance and rocked back and forth when once assembled--it might be something that I did wrong in assemby. I just put a thin piece of cardboard under one of the legs--problem solved!