REIBII Garage Shelving 1

I really liked these shelves, they are very well manufactured, with fantastic powdercoating and simple, easy to assemble instructions.They provide gloves and a plastic mallet to help with assembly, and for the cost of the shelves and their weight capacity I am very pleased with my purchase. I used the shelves in my new equipment trailer.

Seems a little flimsy for a heavy duty garage shelf. I guess time will tell. It was very easy to put together… no screws or anything… hoping it proves me wrong

I’ve bought a lot of these steel shelves and this one by far is the best quality I’ve found. The couplers are amazing. Seller was responsive and shipped a missing part from one of the 4 units fast plus an extra few couplers for me. Went ahead and ordered 4 more. The metal shelves are so much better than the wood.

These shelves are great. They are very sturdy. Extremely easy to put together.

I want to preface this with that I typically do not put furniture together, but this piece was relatively easy with clear instructions. The issue was that after malleting the pieces into place, they would then become loose while working on other pieces or completely popping out of their set location…I’m unsure if this is because of my error of having them too tight when moving to the next piece, but the instructions clearly stated to have each piece fully hammered down…. Or if the holes are cut too large and allow for them to loosen. I ended up taking multiple pieces off and switching to less structurally important places to hopefully mitigate any issue. This caused probably about 30 minutes more work than necessary.Would recommend your own rubber mallet, the one sent is not very big or good.This is going to be used for light home office storage and crafts so should work, but I would not use it for anything heavy or important. It’s not worth what I paid for it.

This product is garbage. It took HOURS to get it to remain stable and together. Finally, I had to resort to using a carpenter's hammer to have sufficient force to "tap" the pieces together. NOTE: If you purchase this, and I wouldn't, cut a wooden board to the width of the unit. You can use the small metal piece as a guide. That way, you can put the board width-wise on the shelf tracks and hit the board with enough force to join the pieces together without damaging the metal pieces. The rubber hammer that is provided is too light to do anything with. Again, garbage. It CAN be put together, but it will require ALOT more time unless you use the suggestion above or something similar to it. There are better options available. My suggestion is to choose one of those.

I bought to use as a aquarium stacker for my 2 20 gallon high fishtanks and it exceeded my expectations..very firm, stable and no wobbling with around 250 lbs on the shelving

A little flimsier than I expected, but nice nonetheless.