Honey-Can-Do 3-Tier Steel Wire Shelving Tower, Chrome, 14 by 15 by 30-Inch

I purchased two small HoneyCanDo 3-tire black wire shelving units to sit on a large work surface in my sewing room. They are a nice size for storing sewing tools and products. They are very strong, sturdy, and easy to put together in a matter of minutes. The utility and value make this a best buy in my opinion! Will be using other sizes by this brand.

I have two of these in a stacked configuration and will be buying three more to make a 3-stacked version. Bought because of the unique size and they are very sturdy and have adjustable feet to level themAssembly took a little figuring out but once you get the hang of it they go together quick. The clips align with the ridges on the rods and stay in place well while you press the shelf onto them.

This shelf is perfect for small bathrooms. It was easy to put together and sturdy. It did seem to rock a bit but I just loosened one of the bottom cap pieces that screw on to balance it out. It has been perfectly still since then. It could have been my fault because I used a little too much force when pushing down on one of the shelves to get it in place. This may have caused one side to be positioned slightly lower. However, I did not feel like going back and removing the shelves and repositioning them so I just loosened one bottom cap instead. I'm happy with it. It's heavy duty but not bulky. It's perfect!

For the *scratched issue, we're not using the shelf as a decoration, anyway. But that's really no excuse for packing up a marred product. The scratches (and missing paint) were apparent as we pulled the shelves out of the box. The scratches didn't occur during shipping (it was well-protected in Styrofoam), so the product must have been flawed before it was boxed for shipping. Dishonest practice on the seller's part: "Shhhh... let's hope they don't notice or don't care that we're selling them factory rejects..."For the *wonky issue, the final assembled shelf tipped back and forth on opposite legs. We opted to "fix" the problem by adding a felt floor-protector dot to one foot.And as for the *slightly confusing issue, there were collars included which didn't seem to fit anywhere. We'd JUST put it all together, when I thought, "Oh -- those collars go on the legs above each shelf!" Then we took it apart to add the collars, but discovered the collars were too tight to slide down the legs. So we reassembled the shelf. Then it hit me, "Oh, duh! The collars are split!" So we took it all apart again only to discover I was wrong again. The one collar I'd inspected and on which I found a "split" wasn't split -- it was broken. The rest were solid collars that simply didn't fit anywhere. So we put the shelf together a third time and omitted the collars.The little brochure (not "instructions," per se, which weren't included in the box) didn't mention the collars, one way or the other. I've saved them, just in case...BUT -- the whole mess is sturdy enough to do the job for which I intended. It sets in a tall cupboard behind the kitchen trash can, supporting heavy counter-top appliances I only use occasionally (i.e. certain ceramic crock pots) and a fire extinguisher. They're out of the way but easily accessed, just as I wanted, so the shelf is definitely useful.

Love this shelf. I have 2 of them plus one of the 2 shelf with a basket. These shelves stack and the hardware to stack them is included. All of the pieces work together. I stacked all 3 to make a tall tower, put cloth bins in each slot, which fit perfectly and I am using it for linen storage in my apartment. The tower is very sturdy. This is the only company I have found that makes the stackable shelves. I now have 2 of the towers (4 - 3 shelf systems and 2 - 2 shelf systems). Highly recommend.

I have a small cabinet that was practically useless because it had no shelves and was in the pantry area of my house. It's a set of built-ins from at least 50 years ago maybe longer. I needed a place to store my glass jars of canned goods from my garden and bought this. It holds double layers of pint jars/or quarts, I'm able to fit jars underneath it too (you control the location of each shelves) so it's like I have 4 areas for jars. It's held up all fall and winter with zero bowing from heavy, full, glass jars. It was easy to assemble, and if I wanted to build up, I can purchase another one and easily screw it to the first one and build upwards. I definitely recommend.