stusgo Extendable Microwave Shelf, Adjustable Toaster Oven Rack Kitchen Counter Top Organizer Stand, 2-Tier with 6 Hooks,110 lbs Weight Capacity, Black

I like that I could adjust the shelf space and extend the over all length. I had to remove the adjustable feet to fit my space, but was able to do so. It is being used in my kitchen.

I didn't think about how tall it needed to be to do what I wanted. It looks like a structure in my kitchen lol because it's small. It looks exactly like the picture except one thing, there is no apparatus to hold a cutting board on the side like pictured .

This over-the-microwave shelf unit works well for creating extra space. It has an adjustable width to fit different microwaves and fits well over mine, which is 13 inches high, 24 inches wide, and 18 inches deep. The only downside is that it becomes less sturdy as it is widened. The instructions were in Chinese rather than English, but the illustrations were clear and easy to follow. However, be careful during assembly—everything must be put together exactly as shown. If any part is installed incorrectly or inverted, the unit will feel flimsy and unstable. I had to take it apart and rebuild it to get it right.

I got the 2 shelf stand for my microwave. we don't have it fully extended since it is will bow if you do that. but when we did have it fully extended (one shelf nestles inside the other for the extension) we just shoved some long thinner magnets to bulk it up to not make it sag. it is magnetic so it did stay in place. when you are tightenijg the screws the metal polls will give in a bit. you can tighten them just fine.. just don't go hulk mode and over tighten or it will collapse the polls. it's held up nicely otherwise. we have our small microwave on the first shelf with space underneath. it doesnt jiggle with opening and closing the door so it is still fine sturdyness wise. we are using it in our kitchenette as a bit of a space utilizer. it is bigger than I thought and If I Remember correctly it was half the cost. good buy

I bought this for my RV. It was easy to assemble. My son had one and he let me have his so I took mine back to return it. It has sharp corners and edges that I don't like. I put some sticky stuff on the legs so it'll stay put on the counter in the RV but so far so good.

STEP 1 — Extend the X-Brace Take the two plain straight rods and slide one into each open end of the X-brace tubes. This is what gives the rack its width adjustment ability. Don't worry about the exact width yet -- just get them inserted loosely so the whole assembly can slide freely. STEP 2 — Position the Side Frames Lay both side frames flat on the floor, facing inward toward each other with the holes lined up across from each other. Leave enough space between them to work comfortably. STEP 3 — Attach the Flat Shelf Panel Take the flat shelf panel and lay it across the top of both side frames. Slide it left or right until the holes on the shelf panel line up with the holes on the top of each frame. Once aligned, screw them together using the silver screws. This is your upper shelf surface and it also holds the two frames together at the top. STEP 4 — Attach the X-Brace Take your extended X-brace assembly and insert the ends into the lower holes on each side frame. Once the ends are seated in the holes, screw them in fully with the silver screws on each side. This connects the bottom of the rack together and is what allows the horizontal width adjustment. STEP 5 — Set Your Width Now slide the two side frames horizontally apart from each other until the rack is the width you need (anywhere between 40-60cm). Once you're happy with the width, take the plastic locking collars and screw them onto the rods at each end of the X-brace. These collars are what locks the width in place. If you ever need to readjust, just unscrew the collars, slide to the new width, and screw them back on. STEP 6 — Stand It Up With everything bolted and locked, carefully flip the entire rack upright onto its feet. It should feel solid and stable at this point. STEP 7 — Level the Feet With the rack standing upright, look for any wobbling. Twist the foot pads on the bottom of each leg up or down until all four legs make solid contact with the floor and the rack sits perfectly level. STEP 8 — Hang the Hooks Take the 4 J-shaped hooks and clip them onto whichever part of the frame makes most sense for you -- typically the side bars. These are for hanging things like oven mitts, towels, or utensils.

If you are purchasing this item for a small space then its functional. If you are planning on widening the unit, then I would not suggest. I needed this for a wider space and once you spread the unit apart, the top becomes flimsy/unstable and bends it, preventing it from being utilized for larger spaces.

I was very disappointed none of the hole match up so I couldn't put it together. It seemed like it would have been nice. But the holes for the screws literally looks like a blind person did it none of them match up.

I received this late. plus I was going to put it together the other night but when I seen the instructions it's all in Chinese or something so I can't understand it and it doesn't even give you step by step on how to put it together they have it on a picture diagram so that's going to have to take time for me to do which I don't have I work all the time so I can't let you know how the product is yet but once I can put it together I will. so they need better instructions for people with busy work schedules. that's my only problem with this.

I ordered it because of the pop shelf and it wasn't on this one I got,and it cost more to get this one,around 10.00...SO DONT WHY PICTURE ONE THING AND GET CHEAPPER ONE.?