I did procrastinate putting this together but when I finally did it was very easy. It took me just an hour to do it. I did have to take several parts apart and redo them as the instructions are a little lacking. But I did it!. The wheels are very good and lock in place. Be aware that no hooks or grid wall shelves come with this so you may want to order some so that you can use this right away. I will be using this in my craft room to hold all of my quilt rulers, scissors and other equipment that are bulky or odd shaped. And because of the stand it is on and the wheels I can load both sides of this. I think this is definitely worth the money.

This gridwall display rack was relatively easy to assemble using the enclosed directions, and it came with ample parts. However, the video scan code included was for a spinning wheel assembly, not the gridwall, so that wasn’t helpful. I chose to use black zip ties instead of the fixing plates/black round washers because one of the 'E' sections had an overhanging edge that made the frame uneven. A quick fix with a wire cutter and zip ties solved the issue, and I was able to hide the ties with custom boxes I made on my laser. The feet/wheel assembly is sturdy indoors, I plan to layer displays in front of the wheels this summer due to uneven ground and the chance of it rolling, even though the wheels have locks. The wide base provides good support. It fits in the back of my SUV fully assembled and wouldn't take long to take half apart for transport either. I use it to display ornaments at craft fairs, and it does the job!

Nice grid wall set. This is my second one and it is cheaper but on par with the more expensive one. Took a minute to get put together though, as they don't label the parts very well and the instructions aren't the best. Does come with some extra hardware too, just in case. Overall I am pretty happy with it though, even though they don't have a proper picture uploaded and I took a gamble just off the description alone.

Originally I didn't like it at all. But then I assembled it all the way. It is good for light items. The wheels are surprisingly good. It is smaller than I expected. (I guess even reading the dimensions didn't tell me the size so that's on me) If you have light items on it, it is pretty sturdy. I would not put anything on it heavy.

i don't care much for the fact that it's in small pieces and panels and has to be all put together, and would eventually start to strip out with extended use. however i do see the appeal of someone taking this for presentation displays at something like trade shows or town market days.