179x90x30 - 200kg

Love the easy assembly method which is essentially "line up the joint then thump it with the hammer provided". A couple of the joints didn't go together easily but 95% fitted perfectly and joined with the first hammer blow. Very sturdy and stable once assembled and the blue finish is well applied with no bare metal visible. Good value and will happily buy again when the family's accumulated junk overflows the current shelves

Great value when bought as a set of three. The seemingly flimsy frame pieces turn out to be sturdy and robust when assembled. Easily assembled by one competent person if you have a handy wall and good light, less risk of twisting a frame piece with someone else to support the early build. Instructions are clear but pay attention as even by my 9th rack I was still putting the odd rail in upside down. Rubber mallet supplied, you will need a large screwdriver or old chisel to bend the locking tabs on the under shelf braces. Do NOT be tempted to bend out the tabs on the shelf braces, it's not needed and there is a knack to clipping them in that you will find after fitting a couple.

Good product, straightforward to put together and delivered ahead of expected date. When constructing seems a little flimsy, but much stronger when completed. Only downside is I bought the package of 3 units and they are actually individual, it would have been good if some sort of bolt connectors were included (I used my own). As also mentioned by someone else, a mallet is included but it doesn’t indicate which of the 3 boxes it’s located in, so you have to open them all potentially. Overall happy with this shelving and would certainly buy again.

Great shelves and easy to assemble, lots of storage and shelving

Delivered with each bay in a seperate box - I assembled the bays over a number of weekends. Opened the first box, quickly realised that assembly would require a rubber mallet - went out and purchased from the local store, came to assemble the final bay - last box and was suprised to find a rubber mallet! So despite what I wrote in the original review there is no need to buy a rubber mallet - Note to BiGDUG it would be useful if the box with the mallet was marked in some way - thanx Assembly - MOST IMPORTANT BUY A RUBBER MALLET - essential for making the assembly easier. Assembly instructions are not great - could do with clearer drawings / photographs, but after the assembly of the first frame elements, it goes together relatively easily and quickly. The design is very clever the frames clip together - this works well, but the upright frame was a bit problematic because the frame elements that clip together were distorted and had to be bent back into shape for the clips to engage correctly. The frame elements are relatively flimsy, but once assembled the units are relatively sturdy - great for what we wanted to store stuff in the garage that will only be occassionaly accessed, but this could be a problem for storage where stuff needs to be frequently accessed. Overall the shelving units look good and do the job required.

Quick to put together, i bought two for my workshop. Came with two rubber mallets to knock them together but no connectors so really it three shelves not a bay. I like the shelves. You get a choice of finish, smooth mdf on one side and a slightly grained white coating on the other. Pretty stable when put together and shelves in place. Plenty of holes to run in a bolt and screw to fix them together and cable ties work well to fix them together as well. the bars and uprights are protected on each end of the package with offcuts of the shelving material which are ideal if your floor is uneven or you want to protect a floor surface. I hummed a hawed whether the lack of connectors matters and gave it five stars as the solution is cheep and readily available

I wish I had got alot earlier. Very easy assembly, sturdy and has transformed a storage area and still have alot of space on the shelves.

Delivered excellent and product very good APART from the connections. Took us ages to work out a system to prize open the parts that 'slot' in and then hammer them in (hammer provided). We used a small flat-edged screwdriver to gently open them slightly. Then it was all systems go!