As often happens in my life, I use something for a not-quite-intended purpose. The Lallisa stainless steel shelves are apparently designed/marketed for bathrooms. I have little doubt they will work well there. However, I used them as storage bins in the kitchen pantry I just rehabilitated. The sizes (i bought both the 20mm and 30mm options) are performing really well for wrangling/storing small-to-medium kitchen items. The shelves (bins) are strong enough to hold heavy items like jarred jams, peppers, pickles, condiments, oils, etc.; yet, they are constructed efficiently, using less material that allows us to see through the shelves to the products sitting on them. Since I was mounting them on the backside of doors I built that are only 5/8" thick, I did not use the manufacturer's mounting hardware. Instead used my own #10/1/2" pan head screws (available affordably here- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DSS271BD?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1 ) The manufacturing consistency is pretty good. I purchased four sets of two in each size. Welds, hole patterns, and overall shape and dimensions are pretty consistent and of good quality. I cannot attest to the "stainless" claims. The metal looks and feels like it is a stainless alloy, but I can attest to its corrosion resistance in an aggressively damp environment like a bathroom. For my kitchen however, they are working beautifully!
