EFINE 5-Shelf Shelving Unit with Shelf Liners Set of 5, Adjustable, Metal Wire Shelves, 150lbs Loading Capacity Per Shelf, Shelving Units and Storage for Kitchen and Garage

Very sturdy and great price point! It was very easy to put together and I didn’t need additional tools to do so. Size fit the specific needs of my space. I like that you can create your own shelf height. Customer service was excellent and it was delivered in a timely fashion.

Easy to assemble.

I filled my pantry with these. Perfect for cereal, cans, canisters, etc.. if your a pantry or prepper these are a must have.

One of the shelves arrived completely dented won’t even fit on the rack. Lucky for me I planned to keep the bottom shelf off anyways. The rest is sturdy and easy to assemble.

I had to return a previous purchase of shelving for the lack of build quality. This EFINE was so much better and for a lower price. I had it open and assembled in under a half hour. Intuitive assembly directions with clear pictures.

Product was delivered as scheduled and the box had just one "ding" but the product itself was undamaged. I didn't have any problems with the assembly, working by myself. Time to assemble was interrupted by having to do other house chores. Absolute total time was about an hour. For those complaining about lack of directions or extra pieces in the packaging, let me offer an insight to those concerns. The little round rings that had people confused are supposed to be between the shelves for protection against scratches, they have no other use. Throw them away. The little railings go on the bottom of the shelf. That puts the shelf in the proper orientation for compressing the plastic pieces that go on each upright. First, unpack everything and make sure nothing is dented, warped, or missing. Second, decide how high you want the BOTTOM shelf to go. Don't add the upper rod to the lower just yet. Screw the levelers into each upright with the small threaded hole. The plastic corner pieces have "Top" molded in, so just make sure that is up. The plastic pieces are all the same and have a little raised arc on the inside. Put one where you want the shelf to go and make sure the arc engages the ring in the upright. With one plastic piece in place, try to slide that ONE piece up or down, and if you didn't catch the ring just right, it will move slightly then snap into place. Put the other plastic piece opposite and it should snap into place. Do this with the other three uprights and slide the shelf (noting the railing) onto the four uprights. You don't need two people to assemble the unit, just go slowly and don't hurry the process. Don't beat on the shelf with a metal hammer, you'll just mess up the finish on the shelf. I just gave the shelf a medium whack downward with the heel of my hand instead. When the shelf is properly seated, the plastic pieces with be close to flush with the shelf. Go to the next shelf and repeat the process. It may or may not be the time to add the upper upright, depending where the next shelf fits vertically. (There are double rings about every five inches on the uprights, I figure they're there for positioning the shelves.) With the rest of the shelves in place, try wiggling the whole unit while pushing down on each corner of each shelf. If the corners are not fully seated, this should take care of the problem. This would be the time to add the shelf liners to each shelf. Put the unit in place before putting anything on the shelves. Heavy weight to the bottom, lighter items as you go up. Stand back and admire your work, but don't strain your shoulder by patting yourself on the back. :^)

I'm happy to say that its sturdy & a good value, fits my space perfectly as well. The instructions could be a little better.

A little lighter than I was hoping for,

S’assemble facilement et très solide