The Shopfitting Shop 5 Tier Boltless Garage Shelving Workshop Storage Racking Shelves Heavy Duty Metal 1800 x 900 x 400

Initial thoughts on opening the box was, this looks flimsy. Easy to build, only took 20 minutes and is stronger than I thought it would be. If building to full height I would recommend securing it to a wall. On the whole a good set of shelves for the low price.

As I was taking the bits out the box to make sure it was all there (it was) I wasn't very impressed as it was all very flimsy and the shelves just 4mm thick, so thought that it wasn't going to be any good.But, I decided to start putting it together and the more I did the sturdier it got, not brilliant, it is very thin metal, pushed/clipped together and wood after all, but it will certainly do the job I need it for in the garage, holding all my none to heavy DIY power tools and bits and pieces that one collects over time.I'm glad it had cross pieces for each shelve otherwise I would have returned it, these are a push fit, no bumps like the rest, which would have been better. I shall probably add a stay at the top just in case it decides to tip over.

I was a bit unsure about ordering this shelving at first after reading a few mixed reviews, but I have to say I’m pleasantly surprised. For the money, it’s excellent value. It went together without too much hassle, feels sturdy once assembled, and is more than adequate for the job I needed it for. Definitely worth it if you want decent storage without spending a fortune.

I'm very happy with this purchase. It looks exactly like the photos. The quality is surprisingly good, once assembled (didn't take long) it is more than strong enough for my needs. I have several tubs of paint and tools on it and the shelves haven't bent at all.Honestly, unless you're putting something stupidly heavy them, you really couldn't get anything better for the price.

Just bought the product and it's very flimsy but I'm guessing that's why it's cheap. The worst thing of all is that the instructions to build are non - existent at all & this will cause most people some problems. If you don't click the frame into place, properly( not straightforward ) it falls apart and the metal frames bend very easily. All it needs is proper pics with detailed instructions and also the feet attachmnets fall off very easily. It's also a shame that there is no real true reinforcement of the frame. I eventually got it assembled and up in my garage. I'm now going to try Tufferman's pro shelving range next.

Terrible quality, the metal is so thin, I have about 6 shelving units like this and this is the worst I have seen, save your money and try and get a better one. I will probably have to buy another one from somewhere else and bin this one.

For the price of this you really can't go wrong as long as the weight it holds is what you need. If you build this properly it's very sturdy and becomes more so as you load it up (heavy things at the bottom of course don't make it top heavy). This is light weight racking so performs as such there is always a little wobble if you push and pull it that said we've got something heavy on bottom shelf and it's sold. The only down side with many of these light weight racks is the board thats used for shelves. If there is any sort of high RH (shed /garage) and you have some weight on them then over time the shelf can warp (a 5l bottle of something is a good example the shelf may deformed with humidity to the weight of the bottle. Easily sorted by changing the shelf material is it's something you need to do. Have spent much more on racking than this over the years and always had same issue (hence I generally replace it after a few years). Useful to have a rubber mallet to ensure you've put it together firmly without damage. For £35 this is a good solid item.

This is an easy put together item with easy to follow instructions. Light enough to move about and strong enough for general garage items.