Honey-Can-Do SHF-02216 Commercial Steel Stackable Shelving Table with Basket, Black, 14x15x16

Needed a shelf for my printer since it won't fit on my desk. This is the perfect size to hold the printer yet small enough to tuck into the corner of my office. The basket on the bottom is great for holding extra reams of copy paper. Easy to assemble and got a good price buying an Amazon warehouse deal.

I originally bought 2 of these to use a nightstand by my bed. I crochet and do needlework and wanted to be able to keep projects handy. I liked them so much I bought a 3rd - a little higher than a normal nightstand, but they work great. They're very easy to put together - no tools required - and sturdy. I think I'm going to cut some thin plywood or plastic to cover one or two of the shelves, so that smaller things sit without falling over or falling through. That's the only thing I can think of to improve them.

I got a couple of these to set just inside the entrance of my apartment so I would have somewhere to put my outside shoes/inside shoes and all the junk mail I get while waiting to be put into the shredder. Perfect size to do this. It was pretty easy to put together and seem sturdy enough for the intended purpose. I don't know I would weigh it down with heavy stuff though.

Not a bad little shelf.Instructions are a little skimpy. A single sheet with numbered pictures and some arrows. However if you lay the parts out and look over the pictures first, its not to hard to figure out assembly. I posted a copy as a photo that may help out before purchase.Construction looks good, well made and acceptable quality. The legs come individually bagged so they don't get scratched up in transit. All small pieces come in separate sealed plastic bags.Watch out for:The supports, black snap on pieces that hold the basket and shelf up, there are two halves to each, you can't see them in photos here, but there is one set under each corner of the shelf or basket. They are tapered slightly (Not obvious in directions), so you need to put the skinny end up, so when the shelf or basket slide over them they act like a wedge and keep it from sliding to far down. They have asmall ridge on the inside that fits into the groves on the legs.Also the legs, they are marked/ringed off about every inch with a slight depression, I guess for the supports to latch on to. One end of the legs has a larger section, which is the bottom end of the legs, just make sure you screw the feet all into the legs on the end with this larger section so all the rings will be lined up evenly.Nice features:-Shelf and basket are adjustable to different levels.-Legs have leveling feet, they can be screwed in/out to level if necessary. I actually found this useful so I could put a slight tilt on my assembly so that the shelf unit leans back agaisnt the wall, because of the baseboard at the bottom of the wall.-Stackable. Tops of legs have caps, but if you want to stack another shelf, remove the caps and screw in double ended bolts supplied, then another shelf unit can be assembled on top of those. It just can't be stacked, each leg will need to be screwed on, making for a solid construction. I have one shelf with basket at the bottom and a second shelf only unit assembled on top of it.-Open wire shelves won't collect lots of dust, plus let light though so you can see better whats in the basket or under it.Drawbacks-Open wire shelves allow small things to fall through.

The media could not be loaded.  If you look at the picture I have here that has a red arrow and a blue arrow, you can see how the shelves are put together. The red arrow is the shelf, and the blue arrow is the clip. See how the shelf is over most of the clip. The clips are not meant to close completely until the shelf is put over the clips. The pressure from the shelf is what makes these shelves so sturdy. Put all a clip on all 4 poles at the desired height, and gently bring the shelf over the clips. If your shelf pole holes are too narrow to go over the clips, then your shelf is upside down. If you look closely at the shelves you will notice that the pole holes narrow. This will tell you which side is top and which is bottom. Do not let the shelf just drop. It will knock all the clips off. Gently lower it, and be sure to get it over each of the 4 clips. Since some other customers left bad reviews solely because they didn't follow the instructions and ended up not putting the shelving together correctly, I am giving these extended instructions here.

If you are a fan of wire shelving or looking for your first shelf to purchase this is a nice little kit with the ability to stack multiple units. The description does not indicate the posts are compatible with wheels, but are; Honey-Can-Do SHF-01939 4-Inch Casters for Shelving System. My application is a little unique and proves just how versatile this kit is. I have plastic draw units that had castors originally, but the use on a carpeted floor took its toll and the sockets for the castors broke. Since the plastic drawers were a recent purchase and had them filled and organized I was looking for a way to make them mobile again. Using the table kit and wheels and a little trial and error on the height of the shelf the drawers are mobile again with the addition of an extra wire basket at the bottom. With the four inch wheels moving everything is easy on carpet and tile surfaces. If you are looking to make a small rolling cart to fit in a closet, or stack a few to make a tall rolling unit this should do the trick. As with all wire shelving proper loading is required, the heavy items need to be on the bottom to maintain stability. This is how my drawers are also loaded heaver items on the bottom, and heavy items in the basket for added stability. Honey-Can-Do SHF-01939 4-Inch Casters for Shelving System Honey-Can-Do SHF-01503 Commercial Side Table Small Wire Chrome Night Stand With Shelf

None of the pieces which supports the shelf or basket stays together. It's a complete piece of crap & I'm tossing it away. Honey-Do? More like, "For the love of God, don't" Don't buy it. JUNK and it's only about 18 inches tall. And I'm being generous.