Seville Classics UltraDurable Commercial-Grade 5-Tier NSF-Certified Wire Shelving with Wheels, 60" W x 24" D - Plated Steel

Worth every cent. I've spent a lot of time searching for good "utility" shelving and this really does the trick. I tried building shelves like this from wood and they didn't come close and cost almost as much. Also used a lot of wood/particle board bookshelves, but those really weren't cut out for the kind of stuff I needed to put on a shelf. AFAIK, this is the biggest version they sell with wheels, and is perfect for a garage. I bought another smaller version to put in my basement. Wish I could have fit one of the bigger versions but the ceiling wasn't really high enough.I've attached the casters/wheels which make the whole unit fairly mobile if it's on a smooth floor (concrete in my case). On rough floor, if heavily loaded, I'd be very nervous to push this shelve back-and-forth (side-to-side would be fine). I can imagine a wheel could catch on a crack and tip over.My shelves were packed very smartly, such that none of the parts could bang around. Felt bad for the FedEx guy who dragged this to my front porch (it's super heavy and big). All parts seem fairly well made, and had some weight to them. We'll see how the metal holds up over time, but it seems to actually be steel. I didn't have much trouble building this by myself, but I'm big and tall, and it would have been much easier with a second person. If you do end of doing this by yourself the key is to install the first shelf with the whole unit on it's side. Once you have the first shelf installed, the unit can be turned vertical and will stand freely. Then you install the clips at the right height, and slide the next shelve on from the top (which is where two people would really help). Others suggested taping the clips in place, which might be be helpful, but didn't seem necessary to me. By myself this took about 30 min for me to build.I have no reason to doubt the load rating on these shelves. I tried standing on the 2nd shelf as I assembled it. I'm about 240lb, and while the shelf deflected a little, it bounced right back. There is a truss/triangle reinforcement down the length of each shelf which makes a big difference. That being said, the wire design of it means that heavy point loads will probably bend the individual wires. If you keep dumbells/weights, car parts, heavy tools, etc, you definitely want to put some thick plywood underneath. I don't think I'd call this an "industrial" shelf. You don't want to store a V-8 engine on it, and you won't be forklifting pallets on to it. But certainly is commercial grade (perhaps for a restaurant or retail shop/storage). Just remember, if it doesn't travel in a regular cardboard box that you can carry yourself it probably doesn't belong on this shelf.

These shelves are great. They are sturdy, maneuverable( I have the wheels on), and versatile. A few words on assembly. What I did, and I suggest you do, was open the end that appears as the bottom first. This end will provide you with leaving all the shelves in the box while you assemble the "posts" of the shelves. Then you can slide each shelf and adjust the height as you go. Otherwise, if you open the "top", you have to remove all the shelves to get to the posts, assemble the shelves, then proceed. Not very intuitive packaging imo.

We like the easy assembly. Took us less than an hour to assemble the six shelves. Very sturdy. We have a lot of cast iron cook ware that easily stores on the shelves. The cast iron looks great on the chrome shelves. Being able to move the chrome shelf makes it easy to clean under the shelves

You want heavy duty shelving? This is the way to go. Holds all my electronics including my 55" TV. Plus it's on casters so I can move it around to clean my floors. A couple of notes. The box is heavy. Really aound 100 pounds. Even the FedEx guy was glad I was home so he did not have to mess with it any more. I'm 6ft tall so I got it put together by myself. I would recomend 2 people assemble this poduct. It is perfect for my media center. I would also recomend you use some tape to hold the plastic shelf locators together while putting it together. I tried not using the tape and quickly learned my lession. I recomend the product for any storag needs.

I purchased two of these earlier this year. They were exactly as promised, and worth the extra price: thicker wire, heavier chrome plating, wheels actually capable of carrying their rated weight, and actual NSF materials and quality. Amazing breath of fresh air, after years of inferior products floating everywhere.Unfortunately, I went to purchase another from Amazon directly, just like I did before, and I missed that Amazon substituted my seller for "KITCHEN.STORE" instead. I ordered a heavy duty "ultradurable", Seville Branded, wire chrome 6-tier shelving unit that was NSF certified. What I received was a "Factory Direct Whole Sale BestOffice SKU-WS886-Chrome" unit instead, which is absolutely not heavy duty, and not Seville, and has inferior welds, and has thinner chrome plating. For this luxury, I paid the premium price, all for a toy. This is fraud. Unfortunately, due to the nature of shipping and the item itself, there's not much I can do about this. So well played, KITCHEN.STORE, well played. I will endeavor to inform all high and wide, of the blatant fraud you represent. You give Amazon a bad name. And Amazon should remove you, less they be complicit themselves.Beware: "ASIN: B00FIYDG0Y" went from real/genuine in 2018-MAR, to fake/fraudulent by 2018-AUG. In less than six months, sellers are committing deliberate substitution fraud under the same item listing. Pictures included.-Edit: Full disclosure: Amazon's payment system refunded the order. Seville was informed and is quickly responding to the matter. KITCHEN.STORE is not listing this item any more. Unfortunately, sellers like CUSTOMERSUPPORT that defrauded user "baomike" remain. I wish the best of success to Amazon in pursing liars off of Amazon.

Ordered for our garage. NOTE: The box in which this arrives is VERY heavy. Even the Fed Ex guy had difficulty and the two of us could barely drag it to our garage. The box comes labelled with a "heavy - over 100 lbs." warning sticker. It really is not a "liftable" box. BUT, the shelving is very sturdy. Putting it together was relatively easy; however, it would seem best to have two people work on this together as the shelving must be lowered down - evenly - onto the supports. A soft rubber mallet is required to finalize the placements but no other tools are required.We placed all manner of tools and garage paraphernalia on each shelf and it holds beautifully. Very well made and sturdy. I would order again.

Great shelving unit! I assembled it with the casters but it includes adjustable feet if you need to set it up on an uneven surface.Check the dimensions - this thing is bigger than I envisioned.The poles come in two halves that need to be threaded together. Be careful doing this - I almost cross-threaded the joint on one of the poles. Other than that assembly is very simple and requires no tools.

Super easy to put together- solid and works very well with grow lights- we are using ours to start our garden plants indoors. Will get a few more once we build our greenhouse

Very pleased with this metal shelving unit which I use to store hundreds of vinyl records. Gives my home a hip loft feel!

Very sturdy, rolls easily

The packing was tattered, but the contents were in perfect condition. You will require two people to set it up.Once assembled its usefulness is remarkable. Have set it up in the basement for grocery and other heavy dutyitems requiring storage. The wheels allow for easy shifting for cleaning, etc.Would recommend.