Homedant 5 Tier Metal Shelving Picks

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A Homedant 5 tier metal shelving unit is a tall, open rack for a garage, pantry, kitchen or utility corner. Only one of the six racks below is the Homedant model. The other five are 5-tier metal racks from other makers, included so you can compare size and stated capacity if the Homedant does not fit your space.

Before you buy any of them, measure the floor footprint and the ceiling height, then weigh what you plan to store. A tall rack should also be anchored to the wall as the maker directs.

Quick answer

If you want the Homedant itself, the HOMEDANT 24.1 inch unit is listed at 16.5 in D x 24.4 in W x 59.5 in H with a 264 pound maximum and 5 shelves. That is the lowest stated capacity of the six, so heavy loads point elsewhere. The WORKPRO (2180 pounds), VEVOR (2000 pounds) and the black steel wire rack (1500 pounds) state much higher maximums. The REGILLER is the narrowest at 16.6 in W and 11.8 in D. Check the product page to see whether each limit applies per shelf or to the whole unit.

Comparison table

Rack	Listed size (D x W x H)	Stated maximum	Worth knowing
HOMEDANT 24.1 in	16.5 x 24.4 x 59.5 in	264 pounds	The Homedant model; laminated metal, 5 shelves
WORKPRO 5-tier	11.8 x 27.6 x 60 in	2180 pounds	Shallowest deep-capacity rack; title says 72 in H but the size field says 60 in
VEVOR 5-tier	18 x 35.43 x 71.38 in	2000 pounds	Largest footprint of the six
5-tier steel wire, black	14 x 30 x 60 in	1500 pounds	Title says 61.5 in H; size field says 60 in
VTRIN 5-tier	13.4 x 34 x 67.5 in	1000 pounds	Leveling feet, metal shelf
REGILLER 5-wire	11.8 x 16.6 x 53.5 in	500 pounds	Smallest footprint; silver

The racks, one by one

HOMEDANT 24.1 inch laminated metal shelving

What it is: A 5-shelf laminated metal utility rack. The listing gives 16.5 in D x 24.4 in W x 59.5 in H and a maximum capacity of 264 pounds. The title mentions kitchen and garage use.

Who it suits: Buyers who specifically want the Homedant model and have a spot about 24 inches wide and 16.5 inches deep.

• Pros: Moderate footprint; size and capacity are both clearly stated.
• Cons: The 264 pound maximum is the lowest of the six, and the listing does not say if it is per shelf or total.

Skip if: You need to store heavy items such as tool boxes or bulk cases.

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WORKPRO 5-tier garage shelving

What it is: A black 5-tier adjustable unit listed at 11.8 in D x 27.6 in W x 60 in H with a 2180 pound maximum. Its title says Basement, Kitchen, Pantry.

Who it suits: Shallow spaces, such as a narrow garage wall or basement, where you still want a high stated capacity.

• Pros: Only 11.8 inches deep; the highest stated maximum of the six.
• Cons: The title says 72 in H while the size field says 60 in H. A separate 436 pound minimum-weight field is not explained.

Skip if: You need a unit wider than 27.6 inches, or you cannot confirm the height before ordering.

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VEVOR 5-tier, 36 x 18 x 72 inch

What it is: A 5-tier adjustable unit sold as 2000 lbs capacity. The size field reads 18 in D x 35.43 in W x 71.38 in H.

Who it suits: Garages and pantries with a wide wall and 18 inches of depth to spare.

• Pros: Wide shelves and a 2000 pound stated maximum.
• Cons: It needs the most floor space, and at 71.38 inches tall it needs careful anchoring.

Skip if: Your space is shallower than 18 inches or your ceiling is low.

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5-tier steel wire shelving, black

What it is: A black steel wire rack. The title says 30 in W x 14 in D x 61.5 in H, and the size field says 14 in D x 30 in W x 60 in H. Stated maximum: 1500 pounds.

Who it suits: Walls that take a 30 inch wide, 14 inch deep rack, and items you want to see through open wire shelves.

• Pros: Mid-size footprint with a 1500 pound stated maximum.
• Cons: The two height figures disagree by 1.5 inches. No brand is named in the title.

Skip if: You need an exact height, or small items that could fall through wire.

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VTRIN 5-tier garage shelving

What it is: A sturdy metal 5-tier rack with leveling feet, listed at 13.4 in D x 34 in W x 67.5 in H and a 1000 pound maximum. The title mentions pantry, kitchen and room use.

Who it suits: Uneven floors, where leveling feet help the rack sit straight.

• Pros: Leveling feet; wide shelves at only 13.4 inches deep.
• Cons: A 100 pound minimum-weight field appears next to the maximum and is not explained.

Skip if: A 67.5 inch height will not clear your ceiling or doorway.

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REGILLER 5-wire storage rack

What it is: A silver 5-wire rack with adjustable shelves, listed at 11.8 in D x 16.6 in W x 53.5 in H and a 500 pound maximum. The title names laundry, bathroom, kitchen, pantry and closet use.

Who it suits: Narrow gaps beside a washer, in a pantry or in a closet.

• Pros: The smallest footprint and the lowest height of the six.
• Cons: Only 16.6 inches wide, so shelf space per tier is limited.

Skip if: You need wide shelves or a capacity above 500 pounds.

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Buying checklist

• Measure the floor area, ceiling height and the path through doorways.
• Compare depth first: it ranges from 11.8 inches (WORKPRO, REGILLER) to 18 inches (VEVOR).
• Add up the weight you will store and compare it to the stated maximum, then check whether that limit is per shelf or total.
• If a title and a size field disagree, confirm the real figure on the product page.
• Anchor tall racks to the wall following the maker’s instructions. The CPSC Anchor It guidance advises securing top-heavy furniture.
• Assembly steps and cleaning directions are not stated in the listings quoted here, so read them before ordering.

Related reading on this site: Best Hyper Tough 5 Shelf Metal Storage Rack Options and Best Free Standing Wire Shelves for Kitchen.

FAQ

Is the Homedant 5 tier metal shelving a good fit for a small space?

Its listed size is 16.5 in D x 24.4 in W x 59.5 in H, which is mid-sized among the six racks here. The REGILLER is narrower at 16.6 in W, and the WORKPRO is shallower at 11.8 in D. Measure your wall and ceiling before choosing.

How much weight does the Homedant hold?

The listing states a 264 pound maximum. It does not say whether that figure is per shelf or for the whole unit, so check the product page before loading heavy items.

Why do the other racks list so much higher capacities?

The stated maximums are 2180 pounds for the WORKPRO, 2000 for the VEVOR, 1500 for the steel wire rack, 1000 for the VTRIN and 500 for the REGILLER. Some listings also show a minimum-weight field that is not explained, so do not assume a per-shelf figure.

Should I anchor a tall metal rack to the wall?

Yes. Follow the maker’s instructions and use any anti-tip hardware that comes with the rack. The VEVOR stands 71.38 inches tall and the VTRIN 67.5 inches, so both deserve extra care.

What if the title and the size field disagree?

The WORKPRO title says 72 in H while its size field says 60 in H, and the steel wire rack title says 61.5 in H while its size field says 60 in H. Treat the figure as unresolved and confirm it on the product page before ordering.

Closing note

Choose the HOMEDANT if you want that model and your loads are light. Move to the WORKPRO, VEVOR or steel wire rack when you need a higher stated capacity, and to the REGILLER when floor space is the limit. Whichever you pick, confirm the size and capacity scope on the product page and anchor the rack.