Plastic shelving recently did well as a deal and the 5 tier option was £17.99, I was after something that looked a bit sturdier and saw this for £18 - metal and MDF.
While mulling over it it changed to £16.90
8 comments
coventgamer
25 Aug 17#1
Great for storing all my deals
PeterGammage
25 Aug 17#2
Got a bunch of these last year and found them a nightmare to assemble. The shelves supposedly clip in to the legs, however they never hold and trying to get the shelves in is very difficult. Personally I'd go for the plastics shelves Homebase's have homebase.co.uk/en/…330 at £11.97
Krizzo3 to PeterGammage
27 Aug 17#6
Peter, looks like you should have asked your mom to help with the assembly
PeterGammage to Krizzo3
27 Aug 17#7
Did you buy any and assemble them yourself, if so well done :thumbsup: . If not maybe buy and try and see for yourself :ninja:
Krizzo3 to PeterGammage
27 Aug 17#8
lets buy some together with beer and have a go shall we
Proveright
25 Aug 17#3
Good price for these. . The comments on lots of previous similar deals for these type shelves apply. The slot in types are wobbly . They can usually also stack half and half if you want, and if you attach to the wall or loft and are willing to drill a few holes and fix with nuts and bolts they ar more safe.
soap_box
26 Aug 17#4
Collected mine last night and put it together this morning. It was a bit tricky to force together but feels plenty sturdy to me once it's up.
s4k1b85
27 Aug 17#5
Whats mdf like when it gets wet/damp ? How easy is it to clean ? Does it absorb oil-like liquid spillages or absorb and get weak?
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While mulling over it it changed to £16.90
8 comments
They can usually also stack half and half if you want, and if you attach to the wall or loft and are willing to drill a few holes and fix with nuts and bolts they ar more safe.
Just a few thoughts. Plastic all the way for me.