Furnibear 5-Tier Folding Storage Shelves with Wheels, Foldable Metal Rack, Collapsible Shelves for Garage, Kitchen, Basement, White

this is a great shelving unit.it fits in small spaces,seems to be sturdy and is mostly assembled(except for the wheels).it comes with tiny wrench that is useless and the wheels are difficult to attach.After 10 minutes I only got one attached and the others wouldn't. I gave up and just screwed in the little pads to protect the floor.You can also attach it to a wall.It's not too heavy so I could drag it to where I wanted it to be.

Light weight, but sturdy. Simply screw wheels into base, open collapsed shelving, and lock lever towards the top in back. It was out of the box and set up in the closet within 5 minutes. [Anyone who's tempted to unscrew the bolts, don't. It isn't that complicated.] Great invention - it's awesome!

This took all of 5 mins to assemble (Screwing on the wheels and flipping the top over to latch it). It has a fairly sturdy metal frame, it was able to hold quite a few of my heavy appliances. I think it has a nice look to it. If you look hard enough you might see a couple mild imperfections, but you wouldn't notice unless you were inspecting every detail. This shelf has made it so much easier for me to grab what I need without digging through cluttered cabinets. For the utility, price, and ease of assembly I would definitely buy another one should the need arrise.

My son wanted the shelves and he really likes it. It was super is to set up and it has nice appearance. It's sturdy and has wheels so you can move it around your room..

I love these shelving units. they're easy to move, easy to fold up, and they're very high quality looking

Lightweight but sturdy. I love that it does not have to be assembled. Just unfold and lock into place. It is on rollers, so easy to move.

It was easy enough to set up, tho I have no idea what the hooks are for and there are no instructions. Unfortunately, its not very sturdy and 2 of the shelves arrived bent/dented so they won't lay flat. There is also several small rust spots on the brackets. I chose to use the stationary feet and they very cheap plastic. hoping it will hold up over time but I do wish I had gone with a different option as this one just doesn't seem worth the money.

It was what I needed but doesn't fit in the area I need to put for a specific use.

Aesthetic it has a nice appearance. IF you set it up stationary, it may have more durability, but on the (plastic%26cheap) casters it's equivalent to stacked dominoes. The wheels cracked and split apart. The items on the shelf were 2x 5lbs of potatoes, 2x boxes of Sam's plastic wear, lg bag of Solo cups, 3x 12 pk soda, on upper shelves, 2 bottom shelves had plastic snap closed dry good containers with flour, pasta, etc (Abt 2L each, consisting of 20 containers. And the wheels cracked, twisting and stripping caster holes the wheels were in. It was setup on a tiled floor, not bricks, carpet or anything that would cause issue. So NO, I do not recommend. Cheap metal with plastic wheels.

one of the wheels already broke and it not even at its weoght capacity or close to it.