JWX DDB Freestanding Pegboard Shelf, 210 lb Capacity, 30 x 74 Inch, Black | Powder-coated metal with 3 adjustable shelves, 70 lb each, and 15 accessories for gaming setups, home offices and garages

Purchases for my craft room. It's a space saver. When I purchased it it was cheaper. I love the look . The quality is great. It's easy to install and it's stable. I need to add grip liner on the shelves because the items slide a little

The shelf and pegboard is surprisingly sturdy and pretty stable. It was easy to build and fit my space and I really like the design. The only complaint is that it is a bit pricey but definitely worth the cost for how functional and stable it is with everything I put on it. Over all I give it a 5/5 could use more accessories tho.

I was looking for something to use as a standing music workstation. At first glance this looked perfect due to its flexible shelving and pegboard for mounting organizing gadgets. It is a solid piece of furniture and it has mostly worked out for me, however there are a few shortcomings.1. There is no possibility of purchasing additional shelves, either from the manufacturer or using standard shelving. The slots for mounting shelves are NOT standard at all. I purchased some double-slot shelf supports at Home Depot and they do NOT work on this. I had to grind them down to make them work so that I could add an extra shelf.No idea why they built this with double slotted shelf posts since you can't use off-the-shelf (no pun intended) brackets from your local hardware store. Even if you could, the pegboard covers one of the slots on each post. I was only able to mount my extra shelf because I placed it below my lowest pegboard. You *could* use single slot shelf supports (after grinding them down) but that wouldn't seem very sturdy to me.2. The pegboard is promising for hanging organizing gadgets, but the reality for me is that by the time I filled the shelves with my equipment, there was little pegboard space available to mount anything. Your application/use may vary but you may want to keep that in mind.3. I wish the shelf brackets were more securely attached. The shelf supports depend on gravity and are single width/hook (so kinda flimsy). BUT for the most part gravity, combined with the weight of items on the shelves, work to hold them in place.4. It's a little pricey for what it is. In 2021 I would've said this might be worth $125, but with greedflation everything is terrible now in 2023.Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and I managed to make it work for me.The flexibility in shelving and pegboard combined to organize my music workstation in a way that I'm happy with it. Though some things about it are not standard, the pegboard is and I was actually able to find a low-profile VESA mount that did work for me to be able to mount a monitor to it.I haven't quite figured out what to do with the included pegboard accessories and only have a little bit of space left to mount anything.

The hardware is solid and everything was included, though installation took a bit of time — not the easiest build, but doable if you’re patient. Once it was set up, it turned out great.I’ve got my PC case and other attachments hanging on the pegboard now, and it’s holding everything without a problem. The shelf feels sturdy and looks awesome in my setup — absolutely doing its job.

I had a moment of frustration at first as the instructions are a little odd, but once I saw what was going on, it went together quickly and seems sturdy.

Great shelf, strong, stable and sturdy. A little bit on the expensive side, but worth it.

Assembly is pretty easy if you're at all familiar with any flat pack furniture assembly. Do not overtighten, it's easy to do. It can be pretty floppy till everything is put together and you may find flipping left for right at times make things square up better. Mine did require a bit of bending to get legs parallel and square. Your results may vary. As for leveling, the feet have plenty of travel in them and I had no issues, double check your work with a level though.Point loads on the shelves can cause deformation. A base to spread the mass out will fix that.Overall though, the shelves are sturdy and I like the customization features. I'm not keen on the proprietary shelf brackets which makes getting any additional shelves an exclusive for the company.

Does the job. However it is not as sturdy or balanced as I wish it to be. Maybe I got a defected one. Would not buy again unless it is under 80 dollars.