Amazon Basics 5-Shelf Medium Storage Unit on 4-inch Casters with Height Adjustable Shelves and Levelling Feet - 680kg Max Weight, Black, 76.2 cm D x 35.6 cm W x 164.5 cm H

The operative word must be "well" as its well protectively packaged, well designed for tool free assembly and well strong! Doddle to assemble and the version I picked had adjustable feet to level it up if required. It's smart enough for household use if you choose the wheeled version perhaps as a kitchen/dining room trolley or will hold substantial shelf weight for utility room or shed storage. So pleased with my first one I reordered straight away and am now wondering where else they might be useful arround the house. In summary it's well made, everyone fits where it should and it looks smart a clear recommendation and hats of to Amazon as its from their great value basic range which so far has always exceeded my expectations.

These are excellent sturdy shelving units. I was asked to make some shelves in the airing cupboard for towels and duvet covers etc. I didn’t want fixed shelves as our boiler is behind so wanted easy removal for access. I opted for this one as we already had a small chest in there and the footprint of this one fitted perfectly, also the depth is deeper than others advertised. Assembly is easy with good instructions provided and it comes very well packaged. By the time I had bought timber and my time this purchase has worked out to be great value. The legs have adjustable feet for levelling and the shelves slip over plastic brackets that work on a taper so the more weight the stronger it gets. Best of all no tools are required.

excellent product, well made, very strong, looks good, easy to assemble once the fitting instructions have been digested.....a firm mallet is needed to settle the shelves firmly down into place......highly recommended and have just ordered a second set

Strong and stable, they look smart and are robust enough to hold power tools or heavy planters—best not to put them at the top, though, unless you have securely anchored the unit to the wall as their design makes them rather liable to twist! Not the cheapest shelving solution, nor the most spacious, but highly practical—even on uneven floors where the levelling feet are really useful. Vastly better than the cheaper, but rather flimsy, MDF units that go moldy after a few months and have to be replaced.

These shelves are great and good value for the money. I bought two sets to store my fabrics on. They were dead easy to put together even for me on my own and I'm not that strong anymore. They are not too thick so not obtrusive but seem pretty strong and love that they are easily adjustable.

Overall super happy with this find, both quality and assembly. I bought this specifically because it’s narrower than most units out there. I needed something that wouldn't block the walking path by my side door, and the 35.6 cm depth is exactly what I was looking for. PROs: 1. Solid Build: Don't let the wire design fool you; once it’s together, it’s incredibly rigid and holds a serious amount of weight without bowing. 2. Easy Assembly: I had this up super quickly. No tools were needed, and the shelf heights are easy to adjust as you go. Also - legs are easy to level - a big plus if you don't have perfect level floors. 3. Space Saver: It’s rare to find a unit this tall and strong that doesn't stick out too far into the room. It kept my side entrance clear even for a baby buggy while doubling my storage. Now all the mess is organised at least haha! CONs / TO NOTE: It is a painted finish, not powder-coated or galvanized. Mine arrived with a few small chips on the corners of the shelves right out of the box. I’ve had this for 5 months now. Despite the constant Irish humidity, there is no rust yet, although I will keep you updated on that. It’s a great, sturdy and easily assembled storage solution that also does not steal too much space. Can definitely recommend. Cheers!

Good quality solid make strong enough to hold weight really impressed with storage i already have other make bit expensive and slightly wider then this.easy to assemble, i am happy with purchase highly recommended.

Right. I'm here to save your sanity. I hope you're reading this early in your Assembly Journey, because if not, you are probably reading it from an A&E bed having blown your blood pressure through the roof. Five minutes in I was cross. Fifteen minutes in, pretty miffed (I am, after all, British). 45 and I was ready to smash it to smithereens. The first mistake is to start, as instructed, with two little black clippy things. You try to clip them round the leg, as instructed. They don't fit! They don't meet! Occasionally they make a seductive little "click!" and your heart leaps! Until you realise that was YOUR side clicking and the other side has now unclipped. Cue gnashing of teeth. You repeat this, hoping those two clips were a manufacturing anomaly, on all the legs, getting progressively more livid. They aren't. They're all crap. You need Another Way. Don't do any of this. Read on instead. First thing - look at one of the shelves. At each corner, there is a metal tube. This tube is your friend. Not only does it fit over the pole but (something you'll only discover after an hour of gnashing and wailing) it FITS OVER THE CRAPPY CLIPPY THINGS! HA! If you know this, you'll also realise that the 1mm - 2mm gap where the crappy clippy thing doesn't meet its partner DOESN'T MATTER. Got it? This is important. If you don't know this the whole thing will go in the bin before you've got a shelf on. Hang on to this. It'll keep you sane. Right. 2. Grab two clippy things. You'll be momentarily convinced there are two types. There aren't. You've got one upside down. Make sure they are both the correct way up (with "top" pointing up). Put one of the crappy clippy things on to the pole and (this is CRUCIAL) make sure the little ridge inside the clippy thing is sitting into a groove on the leg. This ensures the crappy clippy things will only NOT meet by 2mm rather than, say, at all. Now clip the other side of the crappy clippy thing into the first one. Have you made sure they're both pointing up? Both fitting into the leg groove? Good, then you're fine. They won't meet. This DOESN'T MATTER. Do this at the same height on the four legs. Grab a shelf and lay it on the floor with its surface-that-will-have-things-on-it is facing a wall. Pokey a leg through a corner tube, right through until your first clip gets to the tube. In it goes! Snug as a bug and (this was my eureka moment) holding the crappy clippy thing pair together so they can't boing apart. Ha! Repeat, poking the other three legs through and then stand it up. Feel marginally smug. Put four more clips on, wherever you want your second shelf. Again, make sure the ridge and the groove are together, and make sure both have "top" facing up. When you have all four on, grab another shelf and GENTLY lower it down over the four poles. You may want help here - you want to get each corner tube at least a few mm over each crappy clip so they can't ping off. Once all are slightly covered, go right ahead and bang that shelf down hard so all the clips are covered. Boom. Repeat for the third one. Have a nice glass of icy Sauvignon and admire your work. You did not have a stress-related coronary. You've won. As a side note: did anyone else get seduced by social media images of one of those over the sink drainer jobbies? I did. Then discovered they are between £50 and £80. Ha! Hahaha! No. I looked at all manner of wire shelves (Google "Elfa") but, with wall bars etc, couldn't get them cheap enough (I've done the leg work for you. Don't bother. Everything else is more expensive). Then I found this. Fits the useless end bit of my work surface perfectly. The shelves are wire, so the dish water drains through. AND (bonus smuggery buggery points here) my plates, saucers and the dog bowls all slot into the shelf wires like they were made for them. BUHAHA HAHA. I have reserved a chrome cutlery drainer at Dunelm Mill (£3. £7 on here) and intend to attach it with S hooks to the shelf edge. I'm also going to screw the whole lot to the wall because I made some teeny weeny errors in measurement and one light sneeze and this whole shooting match is going sideways onto the tiled floor. But that's not Amazon's fault, it's mine. So, I have a fabulous, three tier drainer for £25. My plates etc fit perfectly and it all drains onto a tea towel. No longer am I washing stuff up and trying to jam the clean stuff amongst the filthy stuff on the teeny weeny drainer. This thing is perfect. And cheap. And sturdy (once you get the hang of it). My blood pressure has returned to normal and I have icy wine to drink and smug staring to do. Good luck, brave assemblers. You can do this. I believe in you.