Rubbermaid Fasttrack Rail Storage 48"x16" 3-Shelf Kit, 350 lbs. Per Shelf, for Home/Garage/Shed/Workshop Organization

Very sturday.

Easy to install and looks great

Better deal than for the same product!!! Post install is on the money and they are 100% locked in without the need to buy more equipment.Holds all my items securely and I have at least 3-bin/blue packing bags on its.Total space saver, GREAT QUALITY for my garage!!!!!

Immediately, you could see the box had battle scars. All taped up with various clear and paper tape. You could see that it had obviously been opened and stuffed back into the box with little care. Tears in the plastic, total disarray and the majority of the shelves, the locking mechanism was damaged or unusable. This should have been made clear it was a return and discounted appropriately.

Bought these for the back wall of the garage. I did have help putting them up, which was useful, but the install was as easy as it said it would be. The adjustable shelves really hold a lot and cleaned up all our clutter. Everything is easy to get to now.

Love these shelves and easy to install

Rubbermaid Fasttrack products are usually rock solid, but some of this kit is flimsy. The main horizontal Fasttrack at the top is great as usual, and the vertical bars are heavy duty too, but they don't click nicely into place like most other Fasttrack accessories do, so they're kind of wishy washy until you get the rest of the screws in. Not a deal breaker so far, but then it gets really bad. The triangular braces for each shelf just sort of hang there loosely. There's a sketchy little metal tooth and notch system, but it doesn't deliver much confidence. Once you get each shelf on, and add a little bit of weight to the system, it works, and I don't think anything is in danger of failing. I'm not going to return it at this point, but I'll probably add some zip ties for my own peace of mind. Now that I've assembled one of these, I wouldn't buy another.

The plastic anchors are completely useless. any tightening force just pulls them through the wall and makes a bigger hole/mess.Either drill the uprights into studs (making the top cross bar little more than a level) or get some real toggles (3/16 or better) from a hardware storeI had to stop because the nearby hardware store is already closedUpdate: I used three 1/4 x 3 toggle bolts in the center hole on the verticals.!!!!!!!!!!!Also note that the shelves are 48x16, not 48x12. (well, about ~15" deep) which is fine for me but might not be expected for some.!!!!!!!!!!