Amazon Basics 3-Shelf Heavy Duty Adjustable Wire Shelving Storage Rack on 2" PP Plastic Wheel Casters, Steel Utility Shelving Unit for Garage and Laundry Room, 23.2" x 13.4" x 32.75", Chrome

I have the 3 shelf option. It is easy to put together. You can use the wheels, or you can keep them off. You will see that one set of poles have rubber keepers, which is the base. Keep those in if you dont want to use the wheels, or pop them out and screw in the wheels if you want. Comes with a goofy little wrench. No need for it or any tools. The clips aren't meant to fully snap together. They pressure lock once the shelf is slipped over in place. A lot of comments thinking that the clips are defective or something. Nope, they are exactly how they need to be. While adjustable heights, the clips will need to be situated at one of the double line grooves. I will try to indicate what I mean in my pics. The shelves goes on with lip side down. Smooth surface up. So no, dont situated them to be like a shallow walled tray. Very sturdy, quite durable feeling. Easy to put together (within 15 mins of casual putting together with time to figure it out). Got these shelves for use as overflow pantry. I am considering more. Can never have too much storage, or stored food and supplies.

I own several of these wire shelves on wheels and love them. One holds all my herbal teas, spices, daily meds, another holds my pc tower, dvd player, external hard drive and the 2 largest ones have all my needle work drawing & medical supplies while the last is in the laundry room holding household cleaning cloths, pet's towels, mats, and blow dryer. Sure does help seeing immediately what is needed and wheels lock/unlock. The shelves are designed to adjust in position to preference of narrow or large spacing to meet one's specific needs. They are sturdy, strong and fit easily in a closet or against the wall. They are well made and serve in many useful ways. Perfect for someone who may move around a lot and lightweight enough to maneuver about and strong enough to not cave in and fall apart. Moving the shelf units is easy w/o having to remove everything too. Easy directions to follow are with each unit and parts needed are included. Such a unit would make a nice shelving unit to put folded laundry in and roll it from room to room too.

I needed something for kitchen storage that would get the bottled water off the floor, the soda 12 packs off the top of the fridge and all of the bird food off of the counter. I wanted something on wheels, something small but sturdy and something that wasn't made out of plastic. This rolling storage shelf looked perfect and the price was right. My husband was out of town when it arrived but I'm pretty handy and figured I could assemble it myself. My first impression as I was putting it together was that it would not hold the weight of all the items I planned to store on it but once it was put together, it was surprisingly sturdy. It was actually pretty easy to assemble but I do recommend using a mallet to secure the shelves in place. Once everything is locked into place, it really is solid. As you can see from my picture, we certainly don't "baby" it. And it rolls with ease, even when fully weighted. I can roll it over to put soda cans or water bottles into the fridge or easily nudge it aside to sweep or mop. I also have rolled it out to the garage to unload cases of water bottles and soda right onto it instead of hauling them into the house when my back was bothering me. Up and down a step and over thresholds, no problem...again, fully weighted. I'm thinking of getting an additional unit for the master bedroom walk-in closet for extra storage of handbags and shoe boxes. It would fit perfectly under a shelf in there and would roll out for ease of access. It's a handy little storage shelf and very reasonably priced. Assembly was simple and it's definitely doing what I'd hoped it would.

It took me a bit to figure out the assembly directions. But once I got that it was quite easy to finish putting it together. It's really sturdy. I bought a new, rather large toaster oven and I feared it might be too big or heavy for this cart. But it fits on easily. There is plenty of room on the lower shelves to store more things. It's easy to move around on the wheels. For the money I think it's worth it.

I love the shelves. They don’t collect much dust and it made a perfect parrot product holder for bird seed, ground corn cob and the top shelf holds the food I’m currently using for my parrot

Assembly Instructions are wanting. All tiny pictures with little explanation. I FINALLY figured what I was doing wrong. Once figured out, it was simple to complete set up. FIRST determine which way you want the shelves to attach…facing up OR down. Down gives you a higher raised ridge around it so items won’t fall off. THIS IS KEY. Each of the black, 2 piece plastic sleeves have an arrow and “TOP” embossed on them. When put together, the “TOP” has a slightly SMALLER diameter than the bottom. AGAIN, THIS IS IMPORTANT. THE SHELVES leg openings ALSO have a smaller and larger opening… hardly discernible with the naked eye.… but depending on which way you slide the shelving through it’s important. If you choose to put a shelf on with the raised ridge UP, YOU MUST ATTACH THE BLACK PLASTIC SLEEVES with the word “TOP” pointing DOWN toward the rollers. The sleeves will slide completely down and into the shelf’s pole openings this way. Reverse the process if you want the flat side of the shelf facing up. Plastic sleeve word “Top” pointing up, and slide it into the shelf opening. I pat or push the shelf down & onto the sleeves. This gives it the sturdy feeling you’re looking for. In my box, it contained a yellow cellophane package with an extra plastic sleeve. Once I got the shelves figured out which way I wanted them to face, and figured out which direction to point “TOP”, everything fell into place. I wanted my bottom shelf to be reversed, with the higher ridge up. The instructions make no mention of this type of configuration. Any gap in the plastic sleeve will disappear when it sits inside the shelf’s leg opening. Very pleased with the rack. I’m using it in my laundry area and plan on adding a couple of those thin pliable plastic chopping mats on the shelves to catch spills.

This is a really nice wire rack and is easy to put together. I carefully followed the instructions and it took about 30 minutes. The thing that took the most time was undoing the packing. It was very well protected for shipping. This rack has worked out for the space I have. It fits right between the freezer and the hot water heater in our laundry room. See photos. It allows me to fit a lot of cast iron cookware that had been stored away because of nowhere to put it in the kitchen. Now it can be accessed by rolling the rack out of the space it's in. The casters move very easily. It seems like it can hold a few more pieces. I also bought some S hooks and have cookware hanging from the top shelf. I am very happy with this purchase! P.S. Some people seem to be having trouble putting this together. When put on properly, the plastic pieces will snap into the ridges on the upright poles. They taper and must be put on in the right direction; there are arrows molded in the plastic pointing up. Also, the shelves have to go on in the right direction. On each of the shelves there is a little U shaped cutout on the bottoms of the round corners; the cutouts face down when sliding over the poles. The instructions aren’t very clear so hope this info may help someone else.

Surprised at how sturdy for the low cost - works perfectly for me, an elder, who no longer can juggle as I had. My now in house cart makes doing chores that involve putting things away from one room to anther so much easier - I'm clearing out and can fill the cart shelves with boxes to take to a table and sit while sorting and then whatever I keep I can easily put in one box and roll back to its storage location - no more lifting and works as a help walking from room to room. Best of all the size makes it possible to push the cart while holding onto my walker.