HOMEFORT 6-Tier Wire Shelving, 6 Shelves Unit Metal Storage Rack, Durable Organizer, Perfect for Pantry Closet Kitchen Laundry Organization (Black)

This shelf was super easy to assemble. I am a bit worried that over time the plastic supports that brace the shelves may wear out or break if there is a lot of weight on the shelves. I am using this in the back of a closet as pantry space. The overall feel is not as sturdy as I expected given the weight limits advertised. Overall I think it will serve its purpose nicely. It looks good and fit the space I needed it for.

I purchased this set of shelves for my mother to use in a closet. We knew the weight limitations when I bought them. The maintenance staff in her building secured it to the wall in her closet after I assembled the unit. She will be keeping a few small kitchen appliances, spices, some canned vegetables, etc. on the shelves. Although not sturdy enough to hold heavier items, it most definitely is sturdy enough for her needs. So far she loves it and the additional space it gives her.

This shelf was quick to put together. It is not super sturdy (I wouldn’t use for super heavy stuff) but I am using in my closet for shoes etc, so it works perfectly.

I ordered this since it was available in a non-standard size. I like it and it went together easily. There are reviews and photos about it not assembling correctly but it's important to know a few things. The first is that the shelving is assembled with the flat side up. It should not be installed to have a lip around each shelf like it's a tray. Second is to examine the clear half stopper things and look for the ARROWS and assemble them pointing UP. They don't really click together so if they fall apart before you get the shelf over top put a tiny piece of tape on one seam. the collar of the shelf will take over from there. I used a soft mallet on a few of the shelves to tap them into place. Mine had letter labels on the outside of the packages so just follow along with the directions making sure you have the legs with the plastic bumpers on the bottom. The size I got was pretty tall and so I anchored it to the wall. It will hold a lot of stuff but nothing too heavy. Overall I'm pleased with the shelf that I'm using in my laundry room.

first of all, this is NOT anywhere near the quality of typical metal wire shelves that use plastic clips to hold the shelves in place. it's thinner and lighter, overall, and i'm not sure how i didn't notice in the images but the legs aren't solid, single pieces with notches for adjustability. they're thin poles that must be inserted in sections (think: swiffer handle) and the clips that hold the shelves in place are also used to secure each leg section together, so shelf spacing is limited by and dependent on this. i didn't realize that the clip holes were at different heights on the "top" and "bottom" legs so i had to disassemble it and assemble it again to get more height on the bottom shelf and have the top shelf aligned flush with the top of the legs (perhaps this was noted in the instructions and i missed it since i am quite the connoisseur of metal wire shelving, i only glanced at the sheet, so i'm willing to consider this was user error)...however, once assembled it was obviously wonky with no way to set it straight. it will work for my purposes but it was entirely over-priced for the flimsy, lightweight, and crooked end-product. the wire gauge is so thin i was worried that i would bend it just trying to lightly mallet the shelves in place and once i placed the toolboxes on each shelf the thin wire definitely sags. time will tell if the thinner wire doesn't eventually snap off in places, i'm hoping it at least holds up for a year but am super disappointed that i have to be extra cautious and "baby" this unit because it's more fragile than utilitarian. and finally, there's also no adjustable feet as is customary with these types of shelves so not only does it lean, there's no way to offset its own unevenness or that of the floor on the unit itself).

Not as sturdy as the description claims. Did set up easily and feels good so far, but was far thinner and lighter than i expected

Needed a very specific sized shelf for a corner of my kitchen and this is the closest thing I could find in my price range. It's actually quite nice and fairly sturdy. I put all my small kitchen appliances on it: microwave, air fryer, instant pot, crock pot, dehydrator, and rice cooker. Since the shelf heights aren't adjustable at all, the Keurig wouldn't fit, but, that's okay. It wobbles a bit when I open and close my microwave or air fryer but not in a scary way, I don't think it'll ever be a problem. Just the way it is when you have something 20 inches wide and 6 feet tall made up of 20 separate pieces.It was really easy to assemble and now I have storage that almost reaches my ceiling. Great space saver and keeps my counters clearer.

Bought this for a tight spot of unused space in my laundry room. Fits perfectly and I use it for canned goods. I wouldn't put something super heavy on a shelf, but it's holding my canned goods well

Very useful for extra pantry

Looks nice and seem pretty sturdy. Easy to assemble and keeps the area near and clean

Yup, should have read the reviews on this. Would have returned in a heartbeat if I didn't destroy the packaging. Non adjustable shelfs, the cheap plastic inserts do are exposed and uneven after shelfs installed. Need to beat them down with a hammer and still crooked and wobbly. Not even worth 10% of price. Absolute crap. There should be a law against selling this kind of junk.

I was looking for any set of metal shelves that would fit an odd closet, without breaking the bank. This shelf is fit the bill. It's not super sturdy, but 100% functional and gets the job done. Definitely worth the cost.

I am using this shelfing unit in my pantry to put cans of food, etc. on it. I needed this unit as the size just fits in the cabinet. Larger sized units are more sturdy I am sure but will not fit for me. The unit was assembled easily. The shelfs are somewhat flimsy so while cans of food are fine, I would not put anything heavier on the unit. What helps is thin piece of wood say to spread the weight over the shelf. I am only using a thin silicone shelf paper so things don't tip if it does not line up with rails and it is holding my food, cans etc without any problems. But just know if you say push on a shelf with your hands, you can feel the give as the rails are thin. But again works fine for my purposes. There was a small piece of soft metal sticking out on one corner that I snapped off easily. probably from a weld, this is not an expensive unit and so quality is as expected. Overall I am very happy as it fits and works for what I want.