SINGAYE vs VEVOR: Standing Shelf Units compared
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SINGAYE sells a narrow wire shelving unit, and VEVOR sells several heavy-duty steel and MDF shelves in different widths. This page sets a SINGAYE five-shelf wire unit against three VEVOR shelves, using the stated sizes, shelf counts and weight limits from each listing.
The VEVOR listings are close in design, so the width and height figures do most of the work in telling them apart. The SINGAYE is the outlier, since it is a much narrower and lighter wire unit.
Quick answer
For a narrow wire shelf that fits a corner or a small pantry, the SINGAYE unit is 10 inches deep and 16 inches wide, and it weighs 10.3 pounds. For a wide heavy-duty steel rack, the VEVOR 3000-pound unit is 36.34 inches wide and lists 600 pounds per shelf in its bullets. The VEVOR 36-inch unit lists 2000 pounds in total, and it weighs 43 pounds, so it is the heaviest of the four.
Listed figures side by side
| Listing | Dimensions stated (D x W x H) | Shelves stated | Weight limit stated | Item weight stated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SINGAYE wire shelving unit, B0CD3X2976 | 10 x 16 x 55 inches | 5 | 600 pounds (spec and bullet, evenly distributed) | 10.3 pounds |
| VEVOR 5-tier, 36 inch, B0CC5G4M8F | 18 x 35.43 x 71.38 inches | 5 | 2000 pounds maximum and 2000 pounds minimum (spec); 2000 pounds total (bullet) | 43 pounds |
| VEVOR 5-tier, 3000 pound, B0H1PZWZQM | 12.17 x 36.34 x 71.38 inches | 5 | 3000 pounds total (spec); 600 pounds per shelf (bullet) | 31.1 pounds |
| VEVOR 5-tier, 30 inch, B0CC5JXSVB | 12 x 30 x 60 inches | 5 | 2000 pounds total (bullet and spec) | 28.6 pounds |
The table keeps each figure with its source. The VEVOR 3000-pound row is the one where the per-shelf and total readings agree, and the VEVOR 36-inch row carries a minimum that matches its maximum.
SINGAYE metal wire shelving unit (B0CD3X2976)
Checked 2026-10-12. The spec table lists metal, a utility shelf type, five shelves, a backless design and a modern style. It gives product dimensions of 10 inches deep, 16 inches wide and 55 inches high, an item weight of 10.3 pounds, and a maximum weight of 600 pounds. The special features are listed as adjustable, fireproof, heavy duty, space saving and waterproof.
The bullets state a 600-pound capacity when the load is evenly distributed, an assembly size of 10 by 16 by 55 inches, shelves that adjust in one-inch steps, and adjustable leveling feet. They describe a freestanding design that does not need wall installation, and they name kitchens, bathrooms, closets and pantries as suitable rooms.
VEVOR 5-tier shelving unit, 36 inch (B0CC5G4M8F)
Checked 2026-10-12. The spec table lists SPCC carbon steel with MDF boards, five shelves, an adjustable, heavy-duty and scratch-resistant design, and a backless frame. It gives product dimensions of 18 inches deep, 35.43 inches wide and 71.38 inches high, and an item weight of 43 pounds. The weight capacity is listed as 2000 pounds maximum and 2000 pounds minimum.
The bullets state a 2000-pound total load and 400 pounds per shelf, a powder coating that resists rust and scratches, a press-to-assemble design, 16 rubber foot pads, and shelves that slide and clip into place at different heights. They also say the unit can be split into two racks.
VEVOR 5-tier shelving unit, 3000 pound (B0H1PZWZQM)
Checked 2026-10-20. The bullets describe an E1 MDF and SPCC carbon steel build, with up to 600 pounds per shelf and 3000 pounds total. They say the shelves use gourd-shaped slots for height adjustment, and that the unit can be split into two independent short units or set side by side as a work surface. The assembly is described as snap-on, without screws, with a rubber mallet included.
The spec table gives five shelves, a 3000-pound maximum, product dimensions of 12.17 inches deep, 36.34 inches wide and 71.38 inches high, an item weight of 31.1 pounds, a powder-coated black finish and a floor mount.
VEVOR 5-tier shelving unit, 30 inch (B0CC5JXSVB)
Checked 2026-10-20. The bullets state a 2000-pound total load capacity, adjustable shelf height that clips into place, the option to split the unit into two racks with 16 rubber foot pads, and SPCC carbon steel with a powder coating. The bullets describe a press-to-assemble design that takes a few minutes.
The spec table gives five shelves, a 2000-pound maximum, product dimensions of 12 inches deep, 30 inches wide and 60 inches high, an item weight of 28.6 pounds, a powder-coated finish and a black color.
How these products were chosen
The SINGAYE and the VEVOR 36-inch unit come from the saved research file for this keyword. The VEVOR 3000-pound and VEVOR 30-inch units were added as extras, since both are standing shelf units with stated dimensions and weight figures. All four are freestanding shelving, so none was dropped on product type.
For a narrow wire rack in a kitchen, see free-standing wire shelves for a kitchen. For a five-shelf metal option, see five-tier metal shelving, and for the weight question on wire shelves, see how much weight a wire shelf holds.
Worked example: per-shelf and total figures on the VEVOR units
The VEVOR 3000-pound bullets give 600 pounds per shelf. Five shelves at that rate come to 3000 pounds, which matches the spec table’s total. That is the one listing here where the per-shelf and total figures agree.
The VEVOR 36-inch bullets state 400 pounds per shelf, and five shelves at that rate match the 2000-pound total. The VEVOR 30-inch listing gives only a 2000-pound total, so its 400-pound-per-shelf reading is arithmetic and not a stated rating.
Footprint is the second check. The SINGAYE covers about 160 square inches, the VEVOR 3000-pound about 442, the VEVOR 30-inch about 360 and the VEVOR 36-inch about 638. The SINGAYE is the narrowest and the lightest of the four, at 10.3 pounds.
Where the listings disagree
The VEVOR 36-inch unit lists 2000 pounds as both its maximum and its minimum weight in the spec table, which the listing does not explain. Its title gives a 36 by 18 by 72-inch size, while its spec table gives 35.43 inches wide and 71.38 inches high.
The VEVOR 3000-pound unit’s bullets and spec table agree on five shelves, the 36.34-inch width and the 71.38-inch height.
What the listings do not say
None of the four listings gives a warranty term in its spec table. The SINGAYE special features list fireproof and waterproof, but the listing does not describe the test or coating behind either claim.
The VEVOR listings describe a powder coating and an MDF and steel build, but none gives a steel gauge or a board thickness. The SINGAYE does not describe the wire gauge.
Frequently asked questions
Which unit is the narrowest?
The SINGAYE is the narrowest, at 16 inches wide and 10 inches deep. The VEVOR 30-inch unit is 30 inches wide, and the VEVOR 36-inch and 3000-pound units are 35.43 and 36.34 inches wide.
Which unit has the highest stated total weight?
The VEVOR 3000-pound unit lists 3000 pounds total. The VEVOR 36-inch and 30-inch units list 2000 pounds, and the SINGAYE lists 600 pounds when evenly distributed.
Are the VEVOR units the same height?
The VEVOR 3000-pound and 36-inch units are both 71.38 inches high. The VEVOR 30-inch unit is 60 inches high.
Which unit is the lightest?
The SINGAYE is the lightest at 10.3 pounds. The VEVOR 30-inch unit weighs 28.6 pounds, the VEVOR 3000-pound unit weighs 31.1 pounds, and the VEVOR 36-inch unit weighs 43 pounds.
What should I check before buying a steel shelf?
Confirm whether the weight figure is per shelf or for the whole unit, then check the width and height against the space. Where the spec table and the bullets differ, ask the seller which figure applies.
Conclusion
The SINGAYE is the narrow, light option at 10.3 pounds, and it has the smallest footprint here. The VEVOR 3000-pound unit is the one listing where the per-shelf and total figures agree, at 3000 pounds total. The VEVOR 36-inch unit is the heaviest at 43 pounds, but its weight minimum and maximum are both listed as 2000 pounds, so confirm that figure before loading.
