5-Tier Heavy-Duty Metal Shelving Unit, 150x70x30cm, Black, 875KG Capacity

Well worth the money. Doubted it's strength when I unpacked it but very wrong. Its very sturdy Also very easy to assemble Mallet is useful but not necessary. Everything slots into place and fixes with a gentle tap by hand or mallet. I must have about 100+Kgs on mine in tools and equipment. Highly recommended over more expensive equivalent ones
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The media could not be loaded. These are very well made , sturdy .... perfect for my shed... for storage.... easy to build... my only criticism is the instructions where in very small print .... could do with larger print... but having said that common sense prevailed and the instructions went out the window... from start to finish I built this in 15minutes. Excellent value for money... and they look good... can be used in shed or in the home as storage... they seem very bobust.... I bought 2 of these... can be set up either as a 5 tier or set as a 3 tier and also a 2 tier which is very versatile.
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Quite easy to assemble. Strong shelving.
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I was very impressed with the appearance of the units, choice of colour and weight bearing strength. My brother kindly fitted the large unit together. Unbeknown to me he had bought 2 of the smaller units in black. I chose the pillar-box red. I am delighted with my units as they are relatively easy to assemble and offer a good storage solution. Would highly recommend. If required, I would definitely order more.
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Ease of of assembly well made looks good sturdy 10/10 I’ve bought 2 in the last weeks
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I bought the galvanised ones. BEWARE: I started with gloves, then took them off for better dexterity, and, in no time I'd caught my hand on a sharp edge. The metal is folded and the edges are sharp, and in most places the actual edges have a razor-sharp burr. This cuts like a micro-saw and creates a wound that bleeds and bleeds, and takes a longer time to heal. I did want bolt-together shelves, but I couldn't find any in this size (or at this price!). The metal is thin and easily bent. A child told me the unit looks flimsy and weak. The upper section is connected to the lower part with a small angled slot-in plate, which is of thin softish metal. Each upright - which is very thin - rests on the one below, and could easily slip sideways. I decided to get a steel connecting strip and bolt it on the outside to stop the two parts from coming apart. The metal of the shelves was very hard to drill. Galvanised to me means zinc plated - I don't think this is zinc or nickel, but something very hard, like chromium. The actual shelf surface is just a piece of stiff hardboard (4.5mm thick). This rests on the folded metal frame which is here just a centimeter wide, and only the edges of the hardboard are supported (!). The central strut, which will stop the front and rear frame of each shelf moving apart, is below the level that supports the hardboard around its edges - so the hardboard will sag in the middle under load. It will reach the central strut and have some support then, but I'm sure it will sag further over time. I want to put some heavy tools on these shelves, e.g. a large vice, and so I have cut some plywood to double up on the strength of the shelf surfaces. All adverts for these shelves say that each shelf will hold up to 3.5cwt - that means the shelves should hold over 17cwt!! Looking at these shelves would I think they could hold nearly a ton? No, not at all. When you get the shelves there's nothing informative on the box, just a leaflet inside that say they are 175kg shelves (it actually says, "175kg Shelving Unit"). That would indicate that the shelves, as a unit, are made to hold 3.5cwt. One wonders... An incorrect specification could have serious safety repercussions.
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Excellent, just put up today, nice size, lovely colour, easy to assemble and really sturdy.....
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This is a good product and good value for the cost. I one problem is that the instructions on how to put it together are not very good at all and i had to work it out for myself but having said that it was quite easy to erect,
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