Have 8 of these units in my garage; some for over 10 years now. Bought from Costco (same vendor/manuf now it seems). Easy to assemble and reconfigure (if you have a rubber mallet to get them back apart!). Use the large wheels and not adjusting legs. Have even reconfigured to half-height and used in Kitchen for a time. Overall, still look like new and easy to keep clean (almost self cleaning). Only one down side is loading them up when on wheels. If you load with over ~250lbs on a single rack, they are near impossible to wheel around as they start bending and deforming if pushing from the middle or upper half of rack. While they claim 600lbs per shelf possible, I find 250 lbs on a shelf and the shelf starts bowing. Had been storing 40 boxes of books at one time and now dialysis "water" pack supplies. Overall, worth every dollar extra over other garage storage solutions; like angle-iron shelves. Known by many as "restaurant" shelves as this is where you see them most often. They are good enough for kitchen use. Even used them with a local sports club where I lashed on extra shelves as sides to create a lockable, enclosed cage that rolled. (Simply lashing side to the vertical pole sufficed as a hinge -sturdy and easily moved). Stored our equipment securely in a shared storage area of a school gym. Bought some smaller units from office supply store to use in linen closets for blankets, pillows, etc. And smaller black-anodized units to use as printer (added wood top), speaker, and audio equipment stands.
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