Although it is a bargain price, I totally agree, this is chipboard, not MDF and there is no centre support, brought these a couple of months ago and I am really chuffed https://www.amazon.co.uk/Garage-Shelving-Unit-Racking-Workshop/dp/B00V6JDHAE
I did try to post it as a deal as it is a UK seller but despite really good feedback and a lot of it, my deal was deleted

This video explains the subtleties in what is available, from the same seller:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU7eVvctIJU

Good price.

thanks op! missed these last time and I just got sent some vouchers in the post from Screwfix so perfect timing! :smiley:

good find, have some heat

Wow..looks good..thanks for sharing!!

Bought 4 for the basement takes no time to put together but instructions are terrible

thankyou just what I needed

cant find it on website and link does not work

this deal was posted recently

That deal should have been expired as out of stock all branches for nearly 2 weeks. Only back in stock today

Deal. I have just bought 3x bays of this size with 175kg loading for £100 - that was after shopping around, and these are £60 ...

200kg on a chipboard shelf/meccano metal - I'd just about trust that over the whole unit, not the tonne it claims it can hold up.

Yep. And we both spotted him

​thanks, I used the voucher this morning fine. mine expire in a week.
Last time I had them I didn't remember the expiry date and of course needed to use them after they expired!!!

Brought few weeks ago great bit of shelving. Instructions need to be bit more clearer but looked picture on box helped a lot

Ordered these shelves and I only came on here to check the freebies section!

Will help contain the hoard :smile:

RRP where is the bargain here ??

Bought these a couple of weeks ago. Need a mallet to assemble but cracking shelves well recommended

Can anyone recommend something like this but made from stainless or galvanised, I've had these before in the shed and as soon as the paint gets damaged they rust quickly, thanks.

Any discount codes out there ?? Need 5 so even a few % off adds up

All I can think of is cashback, but that's only at 1.15% at the moment.

Jtf have similar for 17.99 they have middle shelf support, well mine do anyway had mine a couple of years

Good kit - got one but quickly realised my new garage had a mold problem as the chipboard has rotten away in a matter of month! Need a plastic set I think.

They do have a central support

Just to confirm, I bought two of these two weeks ago. They are very light weight and pretty easy to assemble, they do have a central support that you fold the metal flap on each end to hold in place. They are not comparable to industrial racking as they are aimed at a different market and a vastly cheaper price. There are no bolts just thin metal flaps that interlock, only a mallet/ hammer required.

Similar size ones in homebase are double the price, so these are a good price, and if your looking to put these in a shed or garage to store typical household items they're fine. It would be a good idea to try and fix the tops to a wall if your going to seriously load them, or have kids that may attempt to climb them. Unless you intend to start storing gold bullion or are looking to store very heavy items they should be adequate. Put the heaviest items st the base.
And for storage on a budget I can recommend them.

I bought 8 of these 3 years ago for my garage. I've just ordered another two. They are sturdy, well made, fit together well, DO have a central support, and are ideal for storing all the bits and pieces I don't put in the attic. The shelves are not "industrial", or intended for commercial use (though I dare say that they could be used in some instances).

Well spotted OP. Heat added.

Don't let the chipboard shelves get wet or even damp. They suck moisture from the surrounding air and warp and sag. Cold from me sorry...I would not buy again.

Please expire, duplicate post.

I stopped getting vouchers, are those via post?

Good shelves and yes they do have a central support. Obviously it's built to a price point, and if you keep these in a damp home/garage, the chipboard will eventually warp. If that's the case, then I suggest dealing with the damp issue.

Good quality moisture resistant MDF isn't expensive, so even if the chipboard goes after a year or so, just buy a couple of sheets of the MDF, cut to size and replace the chipboard.

Ordered, thanks

This is a deal site, not an 'in stock' notification site. Duplicate deal.....should be expired.

would be perfect if they were metal shelves

So when a deal on here is no longer available to anyone because its out of stock are you saying that deal should not be expired, because if you are, you need to tell everyone else on here as there are an awful lot of deals expired due to no stock available that really should be unexpired.

Funny as well that your last deal expired OOS http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/nike-air-force-1-10-size-7-only-jd-sports-free-c-c-2611048

These aren't great. The shelves are chipboard and warp especially if they are in a damp environment e.g. garage or shed. I've had a set for over a year and I am looking to replace with something more sturdy.

They warp regardless, damp accelerates it. I want flat shelves not ones with a dip in the middle! My garage is no damper than the next persons, so just letting people know what to expect from this product.

Then why not just say that there may be an issue with shelves rather than saying product is poor, and are you sure you have the same product because I would have thought the centre support would prevent getting a dip in the middle.

It really depends on what you call a centre support, for me it has to be a rectangular-ish strut / support capable of weight bearing and not just a metal bar to reduced immediate warping on placing an item on the chipboard. This chinese import is decent but does not have a proper central support, its a very thin piece of metal, forget the chipboard the metal strip is liable to warp :laughing:

Like I have said this is a cheap product which makes it a hot deal (decent feedback reiews), however it is not the best or most ideal product. Perfect for indoor use where there is not much water or damp - in your living room or under stairs. Not ideal for kitchens or garages. If you can afford it, buy better quality otherwise this is still a bargain.

Great review, thanks

Personally always get mine from Big Dug and never been disappointed with the quality of their cheapest units which are usually 2 for £40ish.

First one took me an hour to assemble - but got way faster after that.
Put the heavy stuff on bottom shelf and they are perfectly safe.
If there are kids about , consider bolting/wiring/tying to wall.
I put mine in a corner 'L shape' to prevent any unlikely accidents

COCO

Put the right and left sides together first. Use a hammer or a mallet to knock in place. Once you have done one you will find it easy!