Black Trolley Cart 59.1inch Height, 3 Pack

I ordered a three pack for some cheap shelving that could be used for small things around the shop, and they were exactly what I hoped for.The shelves are extremely easy to put together (single-person job if one needs it to be).A few notes:1. A rubber hammer is required. The task involves beating some metal beams into place which takes some force, but the metal is also somewhat malleable and can't withstand harder hammers.2. A few of the corners did dent when hammering into place, but they were easy enough to smooth back out and didn't affect the effectiveness of the shelves that much.3. The wooden shelves are pretty raw/unfinished. There was a bit of sawdust in the packaging, and they have a bit of a smell. It fades over time.

This is my second order. Somehow I filled the first set of shelves up and need more room. I guess you could say that buying more is the best recommendation... They're a few things that could be better explained in the directions. (Maybe consult an actual English speaker?) Not the strongest system but goes together quite easily with a dead blow hammer.

These are technically storage shelves, but I can walk into any Home Depot and get a serious, actual industrial strength garage storage solution by Husky or another reputable brand for ~$150-180. I regret this buy. $40-50 saved isn't worth it, go to the hardware store and buy a real storage solution. These are worthless.Oh, unless you were just looking to get something that *looked* like real metal that you could film yourself Hulking out and bending in two, cause this is some cheap trash. If you're able-bodied above the age of 12 you can likely bend these supports in half. In this unique use case, I do recommend these over Husky and other real brands.Cost is nowhere near low enough to justify the cheap quality. Would not pay more than $40 for these knowing quality. Having seen the supports and MDF first hand, this vendor has at least a 90% markup on cost.

These shelves are a great bang for the buck and work great for general purpose storage. I've maybe loaded each shelf with about 50lbs so far with no bending or stress so far.One thing that amazes me is the really tight tolerances for this shelf. Be ready to use a hammer and start from the bottom up. Adding the MDF after the frame is done is very hard and light tapping from a hammer is going to be needed.Here is where the problems start. The tolerances are really tight, and one of the vertical supports had a manufacturing defect where the two studs was about 1mm to the outside. This made it impossible to assemble without extra tool work and modification.The paint also easily chips. Make sure you use a rubber mallet and avoid "extra tool work". In hindsight I should have reached out to the seller for a replacement first...If you plan to be rough with this product, invest in reinforcing the shelves. A sheet metal screw in between every two locking nubs and a tight strap going across the back works wonders. I avoided the paint chip by using a dab of clear fingernail polish over the drill spot.

Easy to assemble if you have help and a mallet

I think this item was overpriced for what it is... I got these for my husband to put up in the garage but these are so small and light they would be better suited for a walk in pantry or closet. Don't get me wrong they are nice but they are not as durable "as advertised".

Wow! I will definitely be buying more of these. They were super easy to put together. All you need is a rubber mallot. I put them together with no help. They are lightweight and easy to move around. I bougt them for my husband to organize all of his tools in our garage. I They look nice . I odn't know how much they will hold because I havne't loaded them up yet but I'm sure they will do fine with what I need them for. This price is great as well and is one of my top reasons of chosing this particular brand and will be buying at least 6 more to finish out my garage, laundry and pantry storage.

I have a sewing room with lots of shelving needs and little space. The depth of these shelves is perfect and I had a difficult time finding less than an 18" depth. I order one set, assembled them and put them in place. I liked them so much I ordered another set. I have a large amount of supplies for sewing quilts, clothes, fur, and leather plus five sewing machines for specific uses and also needed a place to cut and iron. My room is not terribly large I'm liking how it is coming together so far. The shelving is much easier to assemble if you have someone to help hold the pieces in place while you tap them into their slots. Thank you for my solution.