Amazon Basics 3-Shelf Adjustable Heavy Duty Steel Wire Rack Storage Shelving Organizer for Kitchen, Garage, 23.2" L x 13.4" W x 30" H, Chrome

So, I recently decided to tackle the chaos that is my garage and picked up the Amazon Basics 4-Shelf Steel Wire Storage Rack. Let me tell you, this thing is a game-changer for getting organized!First Impressions:When the box arrived, I was a bit intimidated by the idea of assembly, but it turns out, it’s super easy to put together. No tools needed, just a bit of patience and following the instructions. It’s adjustable, so you can set the shelves at whatever height works best for your stuff, which is pretty neat.Design and Quality:The rack is made of sturdy steel wire and feels solid once it's all set up. The black finish gives it a sleek look, so it doesn’t scream “utility shelf” even if you’re using it in a more visible spot like a laundry room or kitchen. It's not too big or too small—just the right size at 13.4 inches deep, 23.2 inches wide, and 48 inches tall.Functionality:This rack holds a surprising amount of stuff. I’ve loaded it up with everything from paint cans to gardening tools, and it handles the weight like a champ. The shelves are adjustable, which is a lifesaver for fitting odd-sized items. It’s perfect for organizing any space that needs a little TLC, whether it’s the garage, basement, or even a pantry.Value for Money:For the price, this storage rack is a steal. It’s sturdy, versatile, and easy to assemble, which checks all the boxes for me. I’ve seen similar racks for way more money, so I’m feeling pretty good about this purchase.Overall Thoughts:If you're looking to get organized without breaking the bank, the Amazon Basics 4-Shelf Steel Wire Storage Rack is a solid choice. It’s easy to set up, holds a ton of stuff, and looks good doing it. Whether you’re tidying up the garage or just need extra storage space, this rack is up to the task. Definitely worth checking out!

I may have an addiction to these 'Amazon Basics' shelving units, I just bought my 6th one! I started with the butcher's block/microwave cart unit and was thrilled with it. Then I discovered the tall 5-shelf unit and bought one. I liked that so much I bought 2 more of the tall ones. Then I bought this short 3-shelf unit on Prime Day and got so excited about it that I went back and ordered a second before the sale was over.So let's get the assembly "controversy" out of the way. I won't attempt detailed directions here, but I hope you'll trust me when I say these really are incredibly easy to assemble. And they're perfectly stable and sturdy once assembled. Any review that says these are crazy difficult, or "won't stay together" or that they "wobble" etc have all assembled them incorrectly. Please consider that I have bought SIX of these now, I'm a pro. I can assemble these small ones in about 8-10 minutes leisurely, and the tall 5-shelf ones in about 15 minutes each - and that includes time for me to ponder ideal shelf placement! That's at a relaxed pace and there is zero frustration. Now, I will admit that I was initially perplexed on my very first unit for a few minutes as I fumbled around with the black connectors trying to make sense of them. I too thought "this thing is junk" until I realized I was not realizing how they work. Once I understood the simplicity of it, the rest all flew together with ease and are actually fun to assemble. I could quite literally assemble these with my eyes closed at this point.Watch the videos which should help. But generally: the connectors come in 2 halves that fit together around the pole. Be sure to look for the arrow pointing up so you have them upright. Also look INSIDE for the little ridge lines, this is super helpful. Those lines line up with the single lines on the chrome pole. I actually place them just above the chrome pole line and slide them down until I hear/feel them click into place. The two halves fit together but with a slight GAP. Meaning that they do not close together entirely. They stay in place but will look slightly separated - this is normal! Do not try to force them to fit together tightly, they aren't intended to. When you push the shelf (lightly, there's no need to force it) down over the black connectors, it wedges them closed a bit more. This is by design so that the shelves aren't loose and popping up; they stay in place nicely.Also keep in mind that the black coin-like caps in the box are packing scrap and can be tossed out or repurposed but are not parts for the unit. Lastly, the edging on the shelf goes DOWN. They are NOT lips to hold things on the shelf. You might be able to make it work that way, but it's not meant to be that way. Just know that if you're having a hard time with any part of putting these together, you're doing it wrong. I can assure you, I live alone and have no one around to give me a hand, so I would never buy SIX of these units unless they were super easy to assemble, because I am not a very patient person.These are stable, strong, hold a ton of weight and are extremely versatile, which is why I love them so much. They go with just about any decor style. I have two of the tall units as pantry shelving and a third tall unit in my art studio. I came up with a creative way to use these small 3-shelf ones by putting a 6 foot x 18" piece of plywood over two of them (one at each end with a space in the center) which serves as a sideboard/counter and/or deskpace area in my rustic kitchen where I can roll out bread dough or sit down to pull up recipes on my laptop, etc with baking supplies on the shelves underneath. The leveling feet are handy too. My ONLY complaint is that the prices on these fluctuates dramatically, so I tend to wait and snag one when I see them on sale. I'm considering getting one for the bathroom (towels etc) and maybe even one for off-season clothes storage. They look so classy and nice and the storage and organization they offer is fantastic. These units are some of the best things I've ever purchased on Amazon actually.

I was looking for a shelf that would work with some black metal file folder dividers that I want to use for vinyl record storage. After looking around, I found this Amazon Basics shelf that was cheaper than the "branded" ones. I figured I would give it a shot, and I'm very glad I did. I had to zip tie the dividers to the shelves, but that just made them sturdier. I also checked the measurements of the shelf, and while overall they are correct, I did have to make some adjustments during assembly. It looks great and I feel will function well for what I need. Overall I'm very happy with my purchase. 5 Stars!

Assembly was fairly quick and pretty simple. It's taller with more shelves than most shelf units that narrow. I haven't tested their load bearing claim but it seems pretty solid and doesn't wobble at all. They don't offer a version with wheels but that probably wise.I wish it was available in a white finish.

We used the shelving unit in our insulated garage for storing canned foods. Sturdy and holds a lot. Sort of tricky putting the first shelf or two together but when you figure that out it goes fast. Really like the adjustable leg height as the floor was not perfectly level by adjusting the leg made it very stable.

I was tired of boxes and book bags being thrown around the house. These shelves helped me organize the chaos of life . These were bigger than I thought and held more than I expected! There are 22 packs of wipes on the bottom rack 😱 I have 1 left to build and Im going to use it for my kids drinks and waters . I’m so happy with these I’m debating on buying a few more for shoe racks