SONGMICS COZORY GLR300B01 5-Tier Heavy-Duty Shelving Unit, 175 kg per shelf
Product description
Adjustable shelf heights make it easier to organise boxes, tools and bulky items without wasting space between levels. The SONGMICS COZORY GLR300B01 is a floor-standing, five-tier rack with a steel frame and MDF shelves. Its stated maximum static capacity is 175 kg per shelf, with a total of 875 kg. It is designed for storage areas such as garages, basements and utility rooms.
Tips for day-to-day use
The shelves can be repositioned in 3.5 cm increments, so you can set up the rack around the items you need to store rather than accepting fixed gaps. That is useful for grouping tool cases, storage boxes and taller objects on separate levels. The shelving can also be divided into two parts, according to the product details, which offers another way to arrange storage.
The load figures are maximum static capacities, not a reason to concentrate heavy items in one spot. Distribute weight evenly across each shelf. The supplied anti-tip protection is intended to attach the unit to a wall, and the foot pads help protect the floor and reduce noise. The manufacturer advises against using it in a damp environment, which matters if you are choosing shelving for a basement or utility room.
Technical details
- Type: Floor-standing, five-tier shelving unit
- Material: Steel frame and MDF shelves
- Dimensions: Listed as 30 x 75 x 150 cm (D x W x H), the product name also states 70 x 30 x 150 cm
- Maximum static capacity: 175 kg per shelf, 875 kg total
- Shelf adjustment: 3.5 cm increments
- Finish: Powder-coated
- Included: Anti-tip protection and foot pads
The listed width differs between the product name and the detailed specifications, so confirm the size against your available floor space before choosing a location. Assembly uses an interlocking, boltless design, a mallet is not included, and gloves are recommended during setup. The supplied instructions may not be in English.
Where it shines
This rack suits someone who wants several adjustable levels in a compact floor-standing format, rather than a basic fixed-height shelf. For example, it could keep regularly used tools at hand while larger boxes sit on a higher or lower tier. The black finish and industrial style are practical for a working storage area, while the steel frame and reinforcing bars are intended to support substantial static loads.
Buyer feedback is positive about assembly, with some also finding it good value. Views on quality and sturdiness are mixed: some describe it as sturdy, while others would prefer a stronger-feeling unit. That makes it sensible to judge it by the stated static capacity and intended storage use, rather than assuming every buyer will find it equally robust.
You’ll like it if adjustable spacing and a high stated load capacity are priorities for organising a garage or similar room. It’s not for you if the shelving needs to stand in a damp space, as the MDF panels are not recommended for that environment.
Practical questions
Do I need tools to assemble it? The frame uses an interlocking design without screws. No installation tools are included, and a mallet is not supplied, the product information recommends having a rubber mallet and wearing gloves.
Can the shelf heights be changed? Yes. The levels can be adjusted in 3.5 cm increments to suit items of different heights.
Can it be moved after assembly? The manufacturer says it can be moved, but recommends two people lifting it by the bottom frame. It is best to assemble it near its intended position.
Is it worth it?
The GLR300B01 is worth considering when you need five adjustable levels and the stated capacity for evenly distributed, static storage. The boltless construction and included floor pads add practical touches, while the wall attachment is part of the safe-use guidance rather than an optional extra to overlook. Choose it over simpler fixed shelving when changing shelf heights matters, for a damp room, the MDF construction makes it a poor fit. The discrepancy between the stated widths is also worth resolving before you plan the layout.