BAOYOUNI Expandable Closet Shelf Organiser Extendable Cupboard Shelving Dividers Storage Rack Heavy Duty Tension Rods Wardrobes Clothes Hanging Pole for Kitchen Bathroom Bedroom

Bought as a second shelf for airing cupboard. Not as deep as original shelf but very sturdy and great for storing towels and bed linen

This product did not require any additional tools to build and had easy instructions to follow. I bought 2 of these as I wanted to maximise the space available. One for my pantry and one for my closet which did not have a clothing railing fitted in, making a good clothing railing in my cupboard. One is used in my food pantry so i can organise food items.Very sturdy and holds my hung up clothes, i have had this for 6 months now and have had no issues! This has transformed my space!

i ordered 2 shelves for my wardrobe to add storage, im very pleased with them

The shelf itself appears good quality but one of the fine adjustmknobs is missing from the pack enclosed with the shelf. At present, I have no plans to put anything heavy on it. I hope the company sends me one!

Easy to fitNo extra tools requiredSuited my needs perfectly

Enables extra shelf space

The instructions weren’t great but it’s easy enough to figure out. I didn’t use the sticky pads at all as I couldn’t figure out how to get them perfectly level whilst still holding up the shelf and fitting it tightly but the rubber feet seem sufficient.

This might be a bit of a wordy review but I hope it helps!I was looking for some shelving options that didn’t require drilling/screwing into walls and would help utilise some unused awkward space I had in my room. After a bit of research (and reading reviews) I came across these and ended up buying 2 of them (40-60cm).I found these quite easy to assemble following the instructions (in English/Chinese) - they didn’t require many parts and you just need to be aware of the tiny pieces that come with it (see photos).Installation wise, it was pretty straightforward but it can be a bit fiddly if you’re doing it by yourself - in my case it was doable as they were the smallest size to work with. It was easier to extend the shelves towards the walls and using the middle screws to hold them in place, before tweaking the end screws to secure it properly. Using a spirit level helped to make minor adjustments and ensure it was straight (this part was an optional choice)!The only tricky part is if your walls aren’t straight like mine, you’ll have to fiddle around a bit to make one side a little longer to accommodate this, but again it’s doable with a bit of patience.Once everything was tightened, I gave mine a few different tugs/pulls to check if it was secure and if it would slip out - it was encouraging to see that they didn’t budge at all!Overall I’m quite happy with how the shelves came out and what they can hold after testing a few things. Glad I can use the empty space efficiently now!