Wire Shelving Unit with Wheels, 4-Tier Adjustable Heavy Duty Metal Shelf Wire Storage Rack for Home Office Garage Kitchen Bathroom, 440 lbs Capacity, 23.23''W X 13.4''D X 47.24''H, Silver

It was fairly easy to assemble and I stacked a good sixty pounds on it. It rolled nicely.

Very pleased . Would buy another if I needed it. The assembly instructions are minimal. Look carefully at the bags of leg sections. They are not all identical. The ones with the plug in one end are for the top of the shelf unit. The ones with a plug and a screw hole are for the bottom of the unit and the caster or the "foot" will be screwed into this hole. I was confused by the little black plastic "donuts" until I realized the are just to protect the ends of the leg sections while shipping, just thow them away. This was easy to assemble after I sorted out the leg sections. This arrived in excellent condition. Now that all the junk is off the floor I can actually get into my laundry room.

Depth isn’t deep

This rack solved a storage problem and was very easy to assemble. I highly recommend it.

Easy to put together.. rust resistant... Perfect for linen closet items or food pantry. All parts there and easy to use. Very happy!

This is a small footprint, light duty (110 pounds be shelf) wire shelving unit. Unlike every other wire shelving unit I've ever seen, the vertical posts don't screw together, rather, they are a friction fit, just like the shelves. I ordered a "silver" unit, which turned out to be light gray, not chrome. If you chose to pick it up when moving it, try to grab the lowest of the four vertical post sections so that it doesn't fall apart. It is adequate for my puposes and the price was reasonable.

I use this as a stand upon which I place my Thanksgiving cacti over the winter. It fits well within the space and is easy to move about. Highly recommended!

I got these to install at my in-laws new house, and found them pretty easy to put together. These are strong enough for their purpose, which is to place them in a pantry and store small appliances, bags of rice, and other kitchen items. They liked it enough they had us get a second one to go side by side. When I was looking, I did find ones with higher per-shelf weight ratings, but for what they needed, these are plenty strong enough. I have had cheap shelving units that flex or shift unless they are attached to the wall, and that does not seem like it will be necessary with these.When I was reading over the specs on these I was not sure if there were feet that could be installed if you didn't want to use the rollers. I thought we might need to just leave the rollers off and place the ends on the floor. But it turns out that they do come with feet that screw into the base, and those are adjustable to account for varying floor height. I think it would be better if the seller made that clearer (maybe by the time you read this they will have changed that).