We own a restaurant, and I purchased this to lift our meatball machine on. Easy cleanup. Sturdy, well built.

Real thick aluminum, feet covers on legs no scratches on floors, easy assembly, not to heavy to move , perfect size for my location

Sturdy, well made, exactly what we were expecting. My husband put together less than 30 minutes(including reviewing instructions) with his own tools. We purchased for our bearded dragon tank which is 4x2x2 as we wanted lower to the ground stand than typical bases.

Is sturdy but does not come assembled. Easy to construct. Would buy again.

At first I thought they were very cheap feeling. But I don’t think they are the best on the market, but they are very simple, easy, and affordable, they do not seem cheap once you place them all together, it feels more sturdy as a whole. I have purchased a few of them , and they do hold a lot of my holiday, seasonal decorations and other items that are in our basement. I like that it keeps everything off the floor. So we can sweep and clean underneath them. I would recommend these! I have purchased 3 of them.

Nice and durable. Can hold lot of things and weight on it.

Used this as a stand for my double stacked reptile enclosure… and it works perfectly. Easy to assembly, super sturdy, and still slide across the floor fairly easily.

Very quality product, all aluminum frame!

Works great for storage in our food truck

This rack is very sturdy and well built. I have a new (used) 2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid, and the battery is beneath the floor of the cargo area. (First hybrid, been 13 years since I bought a car. Car is an engineering marvel…but you have to learn how to operate the thing, lol!) I bought this rack to put in the cargo area, so I could place things on it and not directly on cargo floor and thus on top of the battery. I’ve been told not to worry about it, but there have also been cautions online about allowing the battery to get too hot, which it could if too much was piled on top of it. I’d rather error on the safe side. I talked to a friend who is a retired firefighter, and he thought it was a great idea. The car is parked in the driveway all the time…in the wretched heat of Florida. Added plus, it helps better organize all the stuff I cram into my cargo area! Unlike a normal person who usually has a clean and fairly open cargo area, I usually just stuff it full with all things for outside activities; that’s how life is here. Instead of always taking things in and out, or forgetting something, there it all is (plus storage here is very hard to come by). I wanted some “air flow” between it all. I also have a yard, am an avid gardener and use the cargo area for mulch, dirt, plants, etc. I thought it wise to keep the mulch elevated. A few pointers on assembly: - Be careful handling the aluminum parts. They are sharp! I cut myself without even realizing it when I was done, even though I tried to be careful. - You might want certain things handy to assemble: a scissors (to cut packaging materials like zip ties and such); a mallet to tap parts together, especially for the legs; and pliers (specifically for long screws…I found I could not hand screw bolts on very far for about half of them). - Assembly…much like most stuff you have to assemble these days…is mostly intuitive. Instructions…are pretty useless. Fortunately screws were machined pretty well, unlike some other things I