Rhino Racking5 Tier Heavy Duty Garage Shelving Units – 200kg Load Weight Per Shelf- 1000kg Per Unit – Black Storage Shelves – 180x90x45cm Adjustable Racks – Shed Shelving

I put these together quickly on my own without and difficulty, just a rubber hammer to gently connect the pieces and screwdriver to bend tabs.I also liked the larger size and were very good value.I had bought a similar product from another well known brand off Amazon but in comparison theywere quite difficult to assemble, so very happy with Rhino.

Well, assembly was fairly easy though in a dark garage with a lamp (why didn't I assemble outside?) it was made a little more difficult. I found using a rubber mallet and a piece of wood helpful to knock the parts into place and align them. If not built in situ you will need someone else to help you move it!It does seem a little rickety as you assemble it but actually does the job really well though really needs to be against a wall and not free-standing.I bought a different make 4 years ago... was almost the same and in time the shelves bowed so here's hoping this one will be stronger in that respect!!!

Great storage solution, great quality product, easy too assemble and had all parts included. Looks great and fits a good amount of items on it. Feels sturdy and strong when assembled. Good quality product for the price.Would recommend

Very sturdy and good quality

These shelves are lightweight strong and easy to put together and with the soaring cost of timber and sheet material they also make economical sense. I recommend screwing back to the wall for maximum stability. 👍

The media could not be loaded.  Bought this kind of as a temporary measure to house three aquariums whilst I decorate, and as a trial for a future project.It's ok. Easy enough to build on your own if you throw away the instructions and start from the bottom. The instructions are for two people and have you put the uprights together first. This doesn't work if you're on your own and it's easier to start with the bottom two shelves, then work up from the base.It's a little bit wobbly, but seems like it would take quite a lot to topple. I've tried pulling and pushing it from the top, whilst loaded, and it's not going anywhere without some force, despite the slight wobble.Not sure I'd trust it as a long term solution for my future project though.

The instructions are located between the sheets of MDF (hardboard) so not immediately apparent.The slotting of all bits together (no screws/nuts/bolts required) are unnecessarily difficult and the 4 upright joiners are not string, they make the whole structure rather unstable. The shelves are not held strongly in place (wedged securing in slots only) and if lifting required to adjust position etc may not hold their grip, shelves becoming dislodged and if it is necessary to start adjusting shelve separations/heights - then good luck. As there are no bolts there are almost zero bolts holes on the uprights and shelving making hanging other stuff off the sides or corners very problematic. The steel and fastenings are almost too thin.

When assembled these are very stable. Spot on!