Seville Classics Bakers Rack Kitchen Workstation with Rubber Wood Top

This is one of those items where you have to wonder what the catch is when you see the price. I've seen all kinds of very similar racks for double the price of this one, so I was a little hesitant to trust this product but the reviews pushed me over and I bought it.Before I go much further I would recommend that you look at the measurements and make sure the space you are allotting for this has room. The measurements they give in the description are accurate so that should help.The whole thing is made of stainless steel and the wood cutting board is nice and thick. It doesn't fit quite as flush into the spot for it as I would like, but once you have any kind of weight on it, it doesn't seem to want to move so I don't think it's too big of an issue. It wouldn't be hard to put a couple spacers behind it that are out of sight but hold the board more snug.I have the top full of various dry goods like oatmeal, seasonings, cereals, etc. Admittedly it's not a lot of heavy items and I haven't tried pushing the limit on what it can hold, but it doesn't have any problem whatsoever with all of the items I've put up there. I haven't seen any bowing or bending.The shelves hold very snug and as long as you assemble it correctly, are perfectly level. The feet are also adjustable so you can alleviate any issues with rocking.The only complaint I have about this is that the instructions aren't very good. Luckily the reviews here are very helpful so I'd go through the top rated reviews if you have issues. Once you figure out how those clips work you can figure out the rest of the assembly pretty easily.To sum it up though, this has been a very nice addition to my space and I would have paid a lot more for it. At $80 with Prime shipping, this simply can't be beat.

Four stars - yes, I would do it again, but there is room for improvement.I have put many of these type of shelving units together. I am an overweight middle aged Mom, so if I can do it, so can you. Full disclosure - I have an engineering degree, but I SWEAR I didn't need it.But - figure out the little black clip locks first. There is an up side and a down side, and they will "lock" into position. I found that these didn't always lock closed all the time - and higher end ones do. They have writing on them - get your glasses.Try to figure out where you want that shelf - it will be VERY annoying if you have to move it up a notch after building the unit. If you want two twelve packs of soft drinks, or a specific appliance, to fit there, measure it...and watch that those shelves have the lip DOWN, so that cuts out some room.This was for my son's teeny tiny apartment, and it doubled his space. Lots of room up top for canisters, pasta boxes, etc - mostly light weight stuff. His microwave went on the board, and that pretty much kept him from using the pan hooks - there just wasn't much room once an appliance went there.One thing was bad - when I screwed together the rods in the back, one of them was mis-threaded maybe - it was VERY crooked no matter what I did. If I didn't already have most of it together, I would have called the manufacturer about that. I still managed to get the top rack to slide on, but I would recommend you try screwing those rods together before doing anything else, just in case.I wish there were some options of baskets to hang on the sides, at the top or bottom. When you need something like this, every inch counts, so I hope they get creative and design some extras to go with it!

Similar racks sell at big box retailers like Target, Walmart and BB&B for a similar price between $70-95 but the brands don't appear to make many other products. There was an InterMetro Baker's Rack that I was eyeing when I pulled the trigger on this purchase. The item was on backorder but I was anxious to organize my small kitchen. I placed an order for the InterMetro rack and had it customized so that it would be taller, 74" high with 2 ledge racks and 2 shelves below the butcher block top with a wine rack holder and a sliding drawer for small utensils. Whereas the InterMetro came with a lot of customization options, the Seville classics was simple, good enough, and had an economical price point.Upon receipt of the box, I could tell what other people were saying in their reviews, the box isn't the most sturdiest, and it would be hard to open and put back in for a return if you ripped it open as the cardboard is somewhat flimsy to hold the heavy metal racks and poles inside. I got this via Amazon Warehouse Deals which was a very good deal for "used" condition. It sits level on my kitchen tile floors and holds a 5 gal water jug, raw ingredients on the top ledge, utensils and skillets and woks on the hooks, a microwave, rice cooker, some pasta pots and tons more. STRONGLY suggested to use a rubber mallet to get the shelves in place.I ended up cancelling the InterMetro order even though the associate said that it was better quality than the other competitors out there. I could not find a difference between the 1" diameter poles, the UltraZinc metal used on the Seville, or even the hardware to put it together. Long story short, I spent about 25% of what the InterMetro rack would have cost me and I'm 100% satisfied with the quality that Seville delivers to my home.

PROS: This thing is sturdy. The metal racks ring when they fall on concrete floors. No flex, no bends. Nice design goes together easily. Lots of room for everything.CONS: Several of the racks were..uh...blessed? with gobs of strong adhesive. Not sure where the goo came from but it surely was sticky and took some time to completely remove.The hanging hooks - there are 6. Five matched and one (see photo) looked like it had been stretched out in the manufacturing process.The assembly directions are a mess. (See photo) In the parts list, the leveling feet are "D" but in the instructions they are referred to as Part "F." The slip sleeves are Part "A" but in the instructions, they are referred to as Part "E." Just go slowly and let your common sense guide you. Pretty soon you'll have a rock solid, spacious bakers rack of your own.

Surprised as it feels more robust than expected!, advantage if there are two of you when it has to be assembled together. But I managed it myself, even though I'm in a wheelchair!. I have also mounted wheels on the shelf, as I need to move it easily!. Would gladly recommend it!. Best of all, I got it delivered to my door with Postnord!

Freed up so much counter space!

C'est du très bon matériel solide et super beau a l'avenir vérifié qu'il ne manque aucune pièce pour me donner envie de revenir vers vous.

bought this for a microwave shelf and for dished, very sturdy and even better it was a amazon "magor cosmetic damaged" warehouse deal. There was not a scratch on it just damaged packaging BONUS!!!

This worked perfectly in my kitchen. Easy to assemble and the wooden work top is great for small appliances. The only drawback is that the cantilevered top shelf needs to be used for lighter items; to put pots on the pot rack, you need to be sure to hang the hooks backwards so that their weight supports the top shelf.