Showing posts with label warehouse shelving used. Show all posts
Showing posts with label warehouse shelving used. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
A+ Childsupply Coat Locker - 47.5 in.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Spectrum GL6030OPKIT Wallscapes Glacier 12 by 24 by 3/8-Inch, Opaque Glass, Shelf Kit
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Salamander Archetype Two Shelf Rack (Black)
Friday, August 15, 2014
Wooden crate 18"x12.5"x9.5" high with hand holes
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Catskill Designer Island with Flat Panel Doors
Friday, April 18, 2014
Oenophilia Bali 10 Wine Rack, Avocado
A few of the screws were loose and so it was very shaky out of the box, but a few turns of the screw and it works fine.
Paint is not solid as you can see the wood grain underneath the finish, but as I said it still works fine.
Will probably need to be replaced in a few years, but I'll enjoy it while it lasts.Perfect fit under my microwave shelf in newly remodled kitchen.
Color is nice for the kitchen also.
Looks very nice and uncluttered.
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Love the color of this item. Color in picture is dead on. I was worried it wouldn't match my other kitchen items. Paint finish not as "high end" as I had hoped but I am pleasantly surprised with sturdiness of item. Holds large bottles VERY well(with back of it is against wall). Definitely keeping especially for the Amazon price (sold for $99 on another site)!!Read Best Reviews of Oenophilia Bali 10 Wine Rack, Avocado Here
Friday, January 10, 2014
Lone Elm Studios Galvanized Metal Wall Shelf
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Rubbermaid 7085 Base Cabinet
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After reading a couple of reviews about this item, I was a little skeptical BUT this cabinet is GREAT....EASY to assemble (about 15 minutes)and it's holds SO MUCH stuff! I bought these to store my kids toys in the playroom they hold all the toys and then there's the tops of them that hold even more! The kids have no problems opening them, reaching all of their toys, inside and on top and it leaves lots of floor space for them to play in! I was soooo impressed by these that I bought the full cabinets and I'm now in the process of cleaning up my basement and these are just as fantastic too!My 13-year-old son and I assembled this together one evening and it was not difficult, but be sure to use a rubber mallet to help gently pound the pieces into place together. I use it for all my spa and pool chemicals (and I have alot!) Do keep the doors in the open position as you pound everything into place together with your rubber mallet towards the end of the assembly process. This unit was the perfect size for me. It is outside on my mid-level deck under the stairs for the upper deck. I really needed it for my storage needs and it has turned out great. There is a place for a very small lock to be inserted if you need to keep children out of it. A good product.Wanted an enclosure for my outdoor patio to hold pool and garden supplies. Will hold up and the price was right.Sunday, November 10, 2013
Winsome® Milan Low Storage Shelf with Baskets
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The finished shelf looks great, but was next to impossible to put together! My unit was missing a screw for the back, the middle shelf did not have pre-drilled holes (as the previous reviewer noted), one of the wooden dowels for holding the shelves in place was also missing, and one of the holes on the bottom shelf was not drilled straight, so the screw doesn't fit properly. Be forewarned: this shelf will take a LONG time to put together... the holes for the screws are hidden and close to the wood, which means you can only make one tiny fraction of a turn with the provided allen wrench at a time. It took me almost 2 hours to assemble.Read Best Reviews of Winsome® Milan Low Storage Shelf with Baskets Here
This looks OK but it was really difficult to put together. Requires screwing in back panels into middle shelf which does not have predrilled holes, while holding all the pieces together. Needs 2 people.Want Winsome® Milan Low Storage Shelf with Baskets Discount?
I was a bit concern after reading other reviews on getting this shelf, but when it came in, I put it together in less than two hours, on my own. It helps if you have at hand a small hammer and a set of allen keys. The allen key that came with the cabinet did not fit great, my standard key fit better. I was also careful in not to completely tighten the screws until the piece is all set together, and that helped a lot. The final cabinet is sturdy and nicely finished, even the back panel is properly finished. It looks great!Saturday, August 17, 2013
Edsal HC30127 Steel 7-Shelf Shelving Unit, 750 lb Capacity, 30" Width x 60" Height x 12&#
- Standing seven-shelf unit made of steel to support a 107-lb. per shelf capacity and to support a 750-lb. total capacity
- Lipped shelves can be installed with the lip facing downwards for a flat surface or with the lip facing upwards to create a tray with shallow edges for holding cans, books, and similar items
- Corner post holes are punched at 1-1/2" intervals for precise adjustment to shelf height
- Gray enamel finish resists corrosion
- Nut and bolt assembly, instructions and nuts and bolts included, tools for assembly sold separately
If you want to test your relationship with someone, ask them to assemble this with you and see if you both survive it.
Cons:
It arrives bent and scraped all to hell.
It is 1 1/4" taller than advertised.
You have to bend it and damn near drill it to make the bolts fit.
Any money saved is eradicated by the hours of your life you will waste putting it together.
Is made in America and made me embarrassed for my country.
Pros:
It didn't give me cancer (as far as I know).
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Yes, this takes some time to assemble. Set aside a couple of hours for this. You'll want to be in a comfortable area and working on a hard, flat surface.That said, it really isn't that difficult to put together. It's like a large erector set project. I've assembled three and have purchased two additional ones to help organize my storage room. If they are assembled properly, they are sturdy and I haven't any reason to think they wouldn't carry the advertised weight load of 750 pounds.
A FEW TIPS
* A magnetic Philips head ratcheting screwdriver and some needle nosed pliers (to hold the bolts) are a BIG help!
* Snap the plastic feet onto the bottom of the legs before you've assembled them. It's easier to do when they are still short.
* Lay two of the assembled legs on the floor and set the shelves at the desired spacing. I took the jars I wanted to store and counted how many holes tall they were on the legs. This left me with some extra space on the bottom shelves which was fine with me.
* Count holes on the legs when positioning shelves to make sure you haven't secured one or two corners of a shelf at a different level.
* Make SURE all of the shelves are facing the same direction. The back of the shelf has a hole on the edge. (No fun discovering this after all four corners are secured.)
* Only hand tighten the bolts. You want a little wiggle room to get the unit to level before you attach the braces. Even then, you'll just went to use hand tools as the areas you are working aren't large enough for power tools that might warp the unit.
* Add the final two legs to the shelf corners (counting holes) while the unit is still laying on the flat surface.
ABOUT BRACES
*To achieve the "X" on the back, you'll have to place 4 of the ends on a single bolt and screw hole on the back of one shelf. This works best if you lay the unit face down, rather than trying to hold the braces in place while you tighten the bolt.
*Stand the unit upright and check for level. Snug up all the bolts and screws and fix the braces into place following the picture on the box.
FEATURES I LIKE
* There are so many holes on the legs. This allows me to configure more than one unit in an "L" shape, adding more stability. I also have the option of bolting them into the wall to prevent any tipping.
* I like that the shelves are adjustable to suit my needs for storage space.
* The 12 inch depth of the shelves gives them a small footprint. The 30 inch length adds to this as well.
* The price is such that multiple units can be joined in many configurations.
NOT MY FAVORITE
* The tiny spaces to fit bolts and screws. It's not impossible, just a bit tedious and time-consuming. Not a deal-breaker for me, though.This shelf is rated on the box as 750lb capacity at failure. Given it's construction, I don't see how anyone could even aproach this number. My wife got this unit from Home depot, where it is also advertised as ~1700lb. I would be surprised if you could get 40lb on one of these shelves. They buckle and bow with nearly any load. Might work for TP or tissue box storage. Do a model number search, you will see it with two different ratings, both way off what it really is.You know the disposable heavy duty foil pans? This thing is a second cousin to them. Recently, I tripped and was off balance and caught myself on the edge of a shelf. I didn't fall on the thing, just balanced myself. The shelf I had my hand on buckled, dumping everything on it into the floor. I feel that I could craft a comparable product with a roll of aluminum foil and 20 minutes.First off, let me say I own the heavy duty Edsal shelving unit rated to 4,000 lb capacity and not this particular model. However, I notice many claiming this is rated to 1750 lbs or approximately thereabouts. If you read carefully, this model is *not* rated that high. It is rated to 750 lbs over all... meaning approximately 107 lbs per SHELF. This makes it comparable to a plastic shelving unit but in a steel finish. If you want heavy duty I would suggest trying the UR185L model instead. I imagine this piece would be great in a kitchen or basement for extra storage of light items (DVDs, etc). For heavy tools and bins (such as in a garage) I would think you might want to consider something stronger. In my opinion I would much quicker spend $26 on this than $50 on a plastic unit. You get more shelves and they hold just as much. Not to mention the steel will last longer and generally look better.
Friday, July 12, 2013
Sonoma 48" Bookcase - 4 shelf
There is not one lick of solid wood in the entire package. The veneer would be attractive if it weren't poorly applied and peeling off the back edges of the bookshelf. Most of it is crafted from some kind of pressboard with the mechanical properties of lightly cooked spaghetti. The shelves bow under their own weight (forget about putting books on them!), and this contributes to the predictable failure of the equally awful cheap plastic shelf pegs.
If bumped, the whole bookshelf bends and flexes like a sprig of tall grass, threatening to collapse under its own weight. Even after I added 1x2 wood braces and metal angle brackets in key locations, I'm still somewhat hesitant to use this to store anything of value.
I would caution anyone thinking about buying this bookshelf for, *gasp*, books, to think very carefully before forking over any cash.
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CHEAPLY MADE BUT SO WAS THE PRICE. LOOKS OK AND DID NOT FALL DOWN WITH A LOT OF BOOKS. A BIT HARD TO ASSEMBLE. Many sellers for this bookcase on Amazon, all vary in price and shipping. Generally, the higher the price, the lower the shipping. Got mine from "Tots to Teens" without problem. When you receive it, it is very easy to put together and fairly solid with one glaring exception. The back panel is only wood-colored cardboard. Granted, the back of the cardboard is generally against a wall and the front (where the coloring matches the wood and grain) is partially hidden by shelves and contents, but still a disappointment. And it means being gentle if you ever need to move the bookcase. I was so tired of looking at bookcases that either was flimsy or the wrong color and then I found this one on line. I am very happy as it is heavy duty and though the moldings were missing got prompt attention to correct that. I will seek them out for anything in that line that I need.
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