5-Wire Shelving Metal Storage Rack

It's a tale as old as time....The Cat, Oliver, is a rather tubby cat but for all his blubber, he's one heck of a mouser.Of course, he mouses at his best at 3 AM.Of course the rodent in question has decided to be in the vicinity of my washer, either in the wall, or under the floor or some such other nonsense.Now, normally it's not an issue. He mouses and life goes on, even for the mouse. Unless he's in a decapitating mood.Well, in this particular case, the area the hunt was occurring was between my washer and dryer.Okay, you say, no biggie.Well, not ok. Big biggie!See, because my house is old, like 175 years old, storage is an issue. Like we have none. So I have to improvise and in this case, in the area between laundry machines, I had placed those cute wooden crates that are stackable and so 5 years ago. This created a hole like area behind the crates. Perfect for fat chubby cats to stalk what I'm assuming are sleek mouses.Now, because of the crates, Oliver, bless his heart, couldn't climb out of the hole like void crated by the crates and implements if laundry once he jumped into it.So after Oliver's attempting to extricate himself, unsuccessfully, and me having to rescue his fat self at 3 AM on a nighly basis, I finally came to the conclusion that I needed to figure out a different, better solution to the cat and mouse shenanigans going on. I needed a Shelving Solution.One that could hold laundry paraphernalia and one that Fatty....oops...Oliver could either go under or climb over on his quest to slay the mouse.So turning to Amazon because they've never let me down, I started to look for units and got caught up in fancy units with wheels, ones with basket like shelves, ones that were....all to big, once I realized that I needed to measure the area I wanted to put the shelving unit in.So I measured, refined my search and voila! I found this unit. In white no less to natch my kitchen/laundry area. And according to the item information helpfully listed buy the seller, it would fit!I was in!I promptly ordered it and it came lickety split.It was very well packaged so it arrived in perfect condition. It included, all the parts and an instruction sheet. I was thrilled.Oliver was thrilled.The jury is still out on if the mouse is thrilled....This is an awesome shelving unit! I got it in white as stated before and it looks really nice. I added some non skid shelf liners I bought from Walmart on a whim. For those wondering what the floral prints are, they are Pioneer Woman brand. I thought they'd look nice and keep things from getting stuck or falling through the wire shelvesNow, for the pros mixed with the cons: the unit is well made and sturdy. The feet are adjustable as are the shelves although I recommend that you plan out your desired configuration as you go and before you put it all together because you have to take it apart to adjust the shelves. Well, you could also take it apart in sections to adjust it. That's kinda a con. It has tons of options for adjustment but it's not convenient to do. It's easy once you take it apart though.Another thing that was interesting was the plastic bracket? thingies that you clip onto the shelving poles to affix the actual shelves to the unit. Unless you click then into place, they tend to fly off the poles when you try to run the shelves onto them.On the con side, the instructions have letters listing the parts/pieces but no letter stickers on the corresponding packaging for the parts. While it wasn't difficult to figure out, I had to carefully look at the instruction diagrams to figure out which rod/pole was which. Thank God for glasses!!Just as a mention, not a deduction, the unit was packaged very well so they place little round plastic spacers/caps to help in transit. That's fantastic, but since you throw them away, I'd like to see those made from a heavy cardboard that way, less plastic is used and the cardboard can decompose.Overall, I'd give this shelving unit a 4.75 stars. Oliver gives this shelving unit 5 stars because now he can mouse seriously. Although he would like me to point out that without the wooden crates, he's lost his feeding station so I get 0 stars for selecting this unit.The Mouse gives this shelving unit a 5 in esthetics but a big fat 0 in everything else because now he has a fat cat to contend with.

Very sturdy and easy to put together. It holds a lot of weight and helped organize my storage room perfectly. Great value for the price.

I picked up the REGILLER 5-Wire Shelving Rack to add vertical storage in a tight space, and it’s been a great solution. The silver finish looks clean and modern, and the overall build feels sturdy despite its lightweight frame. It’s surprisingly stable once assembled, and the adjustable shelves make it easy to customize for different items.I’m using it to organize cleaning supplies and kitchen overflow, but it would work just as well in a bathroom, pantry, or laundry room. The 11.8" depth and 16.6" width are compact enough for corners and narrow spots, while the 53.5" height gives plenty of vertical storage without feeling bulky.Inside the kitchen, I’ve added S shaped hooks around the top frame to hold extra pans, which makes the unit even more functional and versatile. It’s a smart way to free up cabinet space and keep cookware within easy reach.Assembly was quick and tool-free—just snap the shelves into place and adjust as needed. It holds everything from small appliances to stacked towels without wobbling or sagging.If you need a simple functional shelving unit that’s easy to fit into tight spaces and holds up well, that has a lot of versatility this one’s a great value.

Tip for assembly: don’t try to stand it up to slide the shelves on. Lay it on the side like the picture. It will hold its form betterThe positive: works great in the RV pantry small space. Once together they perform exactly like you’d expect these shelves to. They wobble a little bit but they’re still fairly secure and they hold a lot.Negative: the brackets are not the typical cone shape that wedge is in snuggly. It’s more of a cylinder with thicker plastic at the bottom, and thinner at top with a bevel. They don’t fit snug on the shelf frame like the cone shape brackets and they will pop off easily when assembling. Fortunately they send a packet of extrasI’ve owned a lot of these shelves, so ultimately I’m happy with them, especially for the price. But the brackets made it more of a hassle than normal

Made well. East to assemble and sturdy can't beat the price.

Works pretty well! It took a few minutes to understand the process of the clips but once that clicked I was able to adjust the shelves to my liking. Only con would be stability; might be a concern if you have children. Overall the rack holds a decent amount of weight, is easy to move, and easy to assemble. Good value!

I bought two of these shelving units and they are just what I was looking for to use in a small space in my garage. They are strong enough to hold heavy gallon jugs, and they are stable, as well. They were so easy to assemble, it only took me 15 minutes each. I read so many complaints about the plastic clips breaking or flying across the room--I don't know what they are talking about. I had no problem with the clips. If you just follow the directions, everything works as it should. These racks are small and that is what I needed.

I was look for a 5 or 6 level adjustable shelf and this one fit the height requirement but a few inches short in the width department, but it meets my needs for storing things in my den. I have other wire shelving that are the about the same height, but this is the first one that the vertical legs were not one piece or multiple pieces that screw together. This had pieces that inserted into each other. At first, I thought about returning the shelf but since it wasn't going to stock with heavy weight, it should not be a problem. Since not every piece inserted easily, I used a rubber mallet to pound them down when needed. It takes 4 pieces for each vertical leg and while there are wrapped in 4 packages, they are not label A, B, C, and D so you should identify which pieces are the bottom and top pieces. The two middle pieces are interchangeable. They provide a lot of extra pieces that you need to place together to hold the shelf at the right level which is good since a few will pop off when putting the shelves on them. They do not break, but you can just look for them when the job is complete instead after each time they pop off. Use a rubber mallet to make sure your shelf is snugged tight to those pieces. If you put the highest shelf on the very top, it is not a good fit, so I use a rubber mallet to get it to fit as well as possible. The instructions are not the best, but if you put wire shelving before, it is all about the same and easy to visualize how to put it together. It is sturdy enough for my needs, before I loaded it up, it does wiggle a little because of its height to width ratio.

Fabulous and exactly what I wanted. Only used 4 shelves as I was storing taller items. Easy to put together if you follow the instructions exactly (which are easy to follow). I had my doubt about this item but it is sturdy and even with heavier items in it (bottles) seems very secure (I did fasten it to the wall just to be safe). One tip: a few light taps with a rubber mallet will help seat the poles together and settle the shelves. Took about 15 minutes to assemble.EDIT: Doesn't take away from the rating at all, but dimensions are slightly off. I'd call it about 11.2 X 16.5, and that's the outside width of the shelves and poles. Shelves themselves are about 11 X 16. Fine for me as I was looking for something on the small side for the space I'm working with.