STAR WORK Black Adjustable Set of 5-Shelf Metal Storage Shelving Unit, Steel Bootless Rivet Utility Display Rack Garage Shelves, 63 Inches Height(63 X 24 X 12 Inch-H X W X D,Black)

Took time but quite joyful and tricky to assemble. Space saving and sturdy.

Using the product for over a month now. As per quality of the product, its really good, however not suitable for very heavy loads. The boards are strong and heavy loads like microwave can be kept, but not more than that.For the material supplied some materials were found bent, had to reshape them again (photo attached) and the assembling procedure is tiresome and pathetic. No clear and easy instruction were given and it took me 4 hours to assemble them completely that to with a lot of hammering.Product - 4/5Material - 3/5Assembling - 1/5Packaging - 4/5

Very nice and easy to install the rack(Follow steps carefully) .Strong and study product.I recommend anyone wish to purchase a stand.I think people who says it's difficult to install they didn't apply logic and follow the booklet.

Yesterday I received and assembled my rack. The instructions were clearly written for assembly. However assembling it was not easy because the parts didn’t fit too well. The MDF board pieces were also not fitting properly. Although it’s not visible in the picture but the MDF pieces were not fitting well even after putting my crockery which is quite heavy. Other than that the MDF pieces don’t have a long life because they get spoilt during rainy season. The vendor should have given plywood pieces instead of MDF pieces. I rate this product okay okay. If you can get something better with plywood pieces , please go for that

Very sturdy and easy to assemble.

PROS====- Sturdy design despite joints.- Appealing finish.- No unsightly bolts.- Neat MDF shelves; can be removed easily for cleaning.- No part deformities; nor major paint issues.- Friction-fit (boltless) assembly results in relatively easy & faster assembly.CONS====- No levelling feet (mine had slightly uneven legs) provided for the feet; plastic caps (bushes) should be offered only for the top of the angles.- 8 plastic caps provided are sufficient only for the 1-rack configuration; 2-rack configuration will need 8 more plastic caps!- The powder coating finish is average; can be better.MY TIPS=======- One Minor Assembly Issue:* High friction between small & big Z beam intesection points.* There is no clearance (indentation) where the small & big Z beams meet.* This causes high friction (can result in minor scratches if not careful) while assembling it.- Suggested Workaround:* Fasten big Z beams first and then the small ones (insert small Z beams into place from the top rather than from the bottom).* Assemble as if you want a 2-rack configuration first. Then, use the connectors provided to switch to 1-rack mode.- Not 'Tool-less':* The 'Product Description' clearly mentions the need of a rubber mallet for assembly.* Even a rubber mallet (or makeshift alternatives like a rubber pad + hammer, etc.) can scrape off the paint if not used with care.- Rework Impact:* Friction-fit design results in scraping of paint at the joints every time you dis/re-assemble it.* For instance, moving shelves up/down or switching configuration from 1-rack to 2-rack will result in peeling of the paint at the joints.- Metal Paint (for touch-up):* As one can expect, the shipment did come with a few superficial & deep scratches.* Scratches may need paint touch-up to prevent rusting risk, if any.- Substandard Instruction Guide:* For instance, the guide doesn't offer tips on how the 4 shelves can be evenly spaced out with maximum space in between them.* Solution: Every Z beam has a pair of slots; assuming the top slot as #1, mount the shelves in the (1,2), (12,13), (23,24) & (34,35) slot pairs.- There's no poka-yoke done for the Z beam; they can be mounted upside down; take care while mounting or it will result in annoying rework!- Those who are not comfortable with DIY will need a helping hand to assemble it; easier to set up with 2 persons.

After using the Star Work Black Metal Storage Shelving Unit/Rack for nearly two years, I have mixed feelings about this product. While there are positive aspects, a significant drawback has made it difficult to recommend for long-term use. Here’s my detailed experience with the product:Cons:1. Low-Quality Wood Plywood: The biggest issue with this product is the poor quality of the wood plywood used for the shelves. Over time, the plywood deteriorated significantly. After about a year of use, I started noticing signs of rot and decomposition in the wood. Despite being kept in a dry, well-ventilated area, the plywood began to develop green fungus, which gradually spread across the shelves.The plywood’s quality seems inadequate for the long term, especially in humid environments. Even minimal exposure to moisture caused it to weaken, crack, and harbor mold. The combination of rotting wood and fungus not only led to unsightly damage but also posed health risks, as the fungus can affect indoor air quality.2. Cost of Repair vs. Replacement: I had initially considered replacing the wood shelves or treating the fungus, but the cost of repairing the damaged wood or removing the fungus ended up being higher than the cost of buying a new shelving unit. Unfortunately, this made the product unusable, and I had to discard it after almost two years. Given the health risks associated with mold and fungus, it was not worth keeping.Pros:1. Sturdy Metal Frame: The metal frame of this shelving unit is undoubtedly robust and durable. Even after two years of use, the frame remains sturdy, and there is no bending or warping. It can handle heavy loads without any noticeable strain, which was a big plus for organizing heavy items in my KitchenConclusion:the low-quality wood plywood severely affects its longevity. The development of rot and fungus over time not only damages the product but also creates potential health risks.Overall, I had to discard the product after two years, and I cannot recommend it based on my experience with the wood components.