PUSDON Bakers Rack with Power Outlet, Microwave Shelf Coffee Bar Large Kitchen Storage Rack with Wire Basket, for Spices, Pots and Pans Organizer, Burning Clouds

Easy to assemble and well built. We’re holding an air fryer and toaster easily over a microwave. Creates more space on the counter. Would recommend.

Update 3-1-22. The instructions show it needing 4 long poles. It only needed 2. Typo on the instructions or on a different type of shelf. It's really nice & seems sturdy. Trying to figure out what other stuff to put on it. Worth the money once I was sent an email saying the shelf I have, only needed the 2 large poles. Was able to put together with no problems after that. Problem fixed with an email & an explanation 😆.TERRIBLE!!! THIS IS THE 2nd REPLACEMENT. Ordered it, got it a couple days ago.1st time it was white, suppose to be black. Sent it back, got the Replacement today 2-27-22. This one is missing parts. Can't put it together! NOT EASY TO ASSEMBLE, NOT STURDY & DEFINETLY NOT WORTH THE $MONEY$ SINCE ITS MISSING PARTS!!!

I just moved into a house with a very small kitchen and almost zero storage space. I ordered one of these shelves a few days ago, it arrived on time just fine, my husband even put it together on time (LOL) -- and guess what? It fits!!! I mean it exactly fits in the spot I wanted it for -- so much so that I've just now ordered a second shelf to go right next to it. What do I like about it? It's metal. In the kitchen, the grease should be easy to wipe off. It's black (decor-wise, makes sense for me). It forces storage up (I got the three tiered shelf) allowing me to put glasses on the top shelf. And it's sturdy enough to put all my husbands thousands bodums and electric tea pot on it. I'm going to put the microwave itself on the bottom (i.e., directly on the countertop) with the shelves over it. Then - I'm going to put the second one OVER the kitchen sink. I especially like that there are options on how wide/narrow to make it and how high/low to put the shelves. It's well made enough for what it costs. But most of all, it suits my purposes in terms of adding shelf space to my teenie tiny kitchen. While I don't plan on moving again (ever! I'm 80 years old) -- I imagine I could find lots of uses for this shelf elsewhere. So for me it was the design that made me buy it. Pictures coming -- maybe. LOL

Fits great on counter holds the toaster oven up off the counter do I have space underneath it to put bread or bowls sturdy and good value for money looks nice on counter provides storage space

Looks good on my kitchen island and is very functional.

When put together, even extending it to full capacity it could not hold my plates. Easy to assembly. ( Wrong item review this was meant for another item bought together)) This is ideal for a single person or even a couple. Will recommend.

We bought this for a microwave and a toaster oven. It works well. I bought another one for another house. Make sure you check the height. It won't fit under one of my wall cabinets but will the other. It is very sturdy and easily expandable or can be reduced. Very sturdy. I think I will buy several of them. Our dining room table has turned into a table/office for my husbands computer and bill paying, etc. I can see this being handy for one end of the table for him. I have two Instant Pots that I needed to put somewhere and the racks, molds, etc. go on top. Highly recommend.

First, I make sure all the parts match the parts list. They did not. There were extra things, but there were only 3 of the 4 short screw on the list. I contacted the seller and they said they would send me the missing screw.Second, I decide to assemble what I can. The directions are very poor, hard to follow, makes Ikea instructions look intuitive.Third, a package of parts arrives, but there for a different product and do not contain the missing 4th short screw. I contacted the seller, which is a business in China, and in broken English they wrote back (paraphrasing here) the screw I need is out of stock, but the long screw from the other product will work for me, please try it, maybe it will work. I suppose it would work if you don't mind half a screw sticking out of it.Fourth, I complete assembling the product. It didn't need the 4th short screw. It didn't need the 3rd short screw. It only needed 2 short screws.So, the product itself is a bit flimsy for $35. Two of the feet holders won't stay in place. I used plumber's tape to make them stay. I bought this, not for my kitchen, but to use on my camping table to make more space when I go camping. I'm keeping it because it will serve that purpose.Due to price/quality, poor instructions, unimpressive customer service, but a product that meets my needs, I give it 3 stars instead of 2.

Me gusta el precio y que funciona muy bien. Además de que tiene un multicontacto y eso me ahorra tener cables por todos lados.

Es perfecto, se ve hermoso y de buena calidad, el color me encanta, da una sensación cálida y acogedora en mi cocina, estoy muy satisfecha con esta compra.

We bought this shelf for an awkward cupboard above a closet. It was easy to put together and then expand in width once it was installed in the cupboard. The adjustable feet are a nice touch. I liked the fact that the shelf had options as to positioning.

There are a LOT of pieces in the box…and the messy styrofoam packaging had me annoyed when removing the pieces…But I was still able to assemble this on my own, though it certainly would have been helpful to have had an extra pair of hands to help hold some parts up while I screwed them together! It took me a couple of hours to assemble. It truly shouldn’t have taken that long, but there was something about the instructions and the pieces I was given that tripped me up…and forced me to spend extra time redoing the work.There are two strips of metal that you’re supposed to attach diagonally to the back bottom frame of the rack for added stability (sort of like brackets) - I’ve circled them on the diagram. One of them installed just fine, but the second one was confusing to me. I found one hole to screw in the screw…but the second hole didn’t exist on the rack! You can see what I mean in one of my photos…I ended up leaving it and not screwing the second side in (because there wasn’t a hole to screw it into)…But that’s the piece that tripped me up. Because I was conscious of needing four holes on one side of the rack to screw them into, initially, I deviated from the instructions to align the holes (thinking that it was some weird quality issue or mixup of the pieces on the rack)…only to find that one of them was just a random hole in the metal that didn’t seem to do anything or have an obvious purpose. It ended up being too big for the screw to screw in securely…And on top of that, it prevented the other parts from aligning. When this happened, I had to dismantle a lot of my work, flip some pieces, and screw them back together…The result is that that one diagonal metal piece has nowhere to screw into…So it’s just hanging there with no real purpose. This whole fiasco was annoying and stressful! The lesson: Just follow the instructions even though they might not seem to make sense at first…You’ll still end up with that one weird stray diagonal piece that has nowhere to screw into…but meh…Other than that, though, all of the pieces assemble just fine with no real difficulties or resistance to the screws. All the screws were perfectly aligned with the pre-drilled holes and very easy to screw in.Once assembled, I felt such a feeling of satisfaction. The rack is a nice-looking rack…It will come in handy for storage and organization. I just threw a bunch of random things on it when I took my photos, but I’ll organize it better later. The rack feels sturdy. I haven’t tested the power cord yet, but I’m just going to assume that it will work as it should once I find an available outlet for it.There’s a wire basket that hangs and slides in-and-out very smoothly. I like that they thought to include two pins that act as stoppers so that the basket doesn’t come flying out if you pull on it too vigorously…But I do wish that the pins had proper backings, though…They kind of just sit there loosely, but aren’t necessarily secure.I did notice that the rack didn’t seem to come with anything to anchor it to the wall (i.e., tip-over protection). This is not a big deal for me as I hate having to do things like that (and usually don’t bother)…but it just strikes me as odd as I thought nowadays there was a trend to anchor all furniture to walls…That’s what IKEA tells me, anyway…All-in-all, aside from that one issue I had during assembly and that one part (and that random unused hole in the frame), I like this rack and think it looks great. I do wish the pictures in the instructions were a little bigger and clearer so that you can see exactly which parts have holes and how they should be positioned. I deducted a star for that trouble, but otherwise, this is a good, attractive storage solution.One thing to note: While the face of the power bar/electrical component is flush against the front of the unit, the rest of the body juts out at the back of the unit…So you won’t be able to push this rack up flush against your wall. You can see what I mean in one of my photos. You’ll want to account for at least about 2-inches or room at the back.Also, while I appreciate the electrical component, it seems a little awkwardly situated. The cord kind of just hangs down and is very visible. I wish they’d included clips that you could use to clip it to one of the side posts of the rack so that it’s not quite so obvious. Or better yet, I wish the power bar was situated on the main countertop instead of up high on the rack…

Much sturdier than I expected. Great for freeing up counter space. Took me all of five minutes to put it together (all hardware provided and instructions clear).