Yaheetech 2pcs 5 Tier Garage Shelving Units,Heavy Duty Racking shelves for Home/Office/Workshop/warehouses,140x30x150cm(LxWxH),Light Gray.

You are advised to have 2 people for assembly, I managed on my own and once you have 4 pieces together it's easy by yourself. These are now in my shed fixed to the wall, I removed the black plastic feet coverings and put them on the opposite end so not to catch myself when reaching for items stored on the top shelf.

Bought for the shed. One of the easier boltless shelving systems I’ve put together. Good quafor the price

Sturdy and good-looking. Wooden shelve has a pungent smell that lasts for weeks. I would not recommend using it in a garage or indoors due to this smell. Best used in the shed for storage.

The vertical steel components are relatively thin steel. The horizontal components are very sturdy. Overall, by the time the lower section is assembled this unit is reasonably rigid, helped by the shelves. The shelves are quite thin mdf. The upper deck is then assembled. The unit is not heavy or especially strong but it will suffice for moderate loading. Assembly is not difficult once you get the hang of it, a rubber hammer is recommended. A steel hammer will tend to dent the metal but is more effective at driving the lugs into the keyholes, some are a tighter fit than others. No other tool is required. If you follow the drawing, which uses all the shelves, the space between the shelves will be small. I only used 3 shelves in the botom section plus 4 on the top based on the planned usage. Overall this is a reasonanable but not heavy-duty steel shelving unit. The two separate sections of shelves supplied can be joined together.

Perfect for my new shed - sturdy - bought as reviews on plastic shelving were not good and suggested bowing. These are perfect and look great in the shed. Recommend

Not too bad

Oh those Chinese, and I presume this originates from them, they can be so clever and this shelving is sort of cleverly designed, get the 4 base pieces on, put the rubber protectors on and the rest is pretty simple if tedious. I used the rubber hammer handle as I didn't have a mallet, worked fine, just be patient and it feels sturdy when built...except for, the awful MDF shelving, this does fit and does support most things but it simply is not going to last and that would mean taking the thing apart again. The difficult bit is the top shelf which needs to be fitted withing the frame rather then on top, sort of easy enough but i'd say challenging for some.If you have some spare wood that would fit, or that you can cut...i would.