No.01New
5-Tier Wire Shelving Unit, Black
The rack every restaurant kitchen already owns — in a 24-inch footprint.
$68.99
Shelving & Garage
Freestanding steel shelving for the places that hold weight: garage walls, basements, utility rooms and pantries. Capacity is quoted per shelf rather than per unit, and shelf material is spelled out, because a 'metal' rack with MDF shelves behaves nothing like an all-steel one.
No.02New
Boltless 5-Tier Storage Rack, Black Steel Frame
Five solid decks on a slotted steel frame — no bolts, no tools, no hardware to lose.
$71.99Choose options
No.03New
Cordless Pressure Washer — 420W Brushless, 4 Pressure Modes, 6-in-1 Nozzle, Hard Case
High-flow rinsing anywhere: draws from a river, bucket, faucet or garden hose. No outlet, no plumbing.
$189.99
No.04New
5-Tier Storage Rack, MDF Shelves on a Steel Frame
Solid boards, not wire — so nothing small falls through.
$81.99Choose options
No.05New
Heavy-Duty Garage Shelving, 4 or 5 Tier
One-piece steel columns and 24-inch-deep decks — built for tires, not towels.
$249.99Choose options
What to check before you buy
01
Per-shelf capacity is the real number
A rack advertised at 2,000 lb means the total across every shelf, evenly loaded. What matters is the per-shelf figure and whether your heaviest tote exceeds it.
02
Check what the shelves are made of
Steel frames often carry particleboard or MDF decks. Those sag under point loads and swell in a damp basement. Wire or solid steel decks don't.
03
Confirm the assembled depth
Deeper shelves hold more but eat garage walkway. Measure the aisle you need with a car parked, not with the bay empty.