I would say it's good, but I expected the edges to be bent for more durability or for the whole sheet metal to be generally thicker. I wasn't thrilled with the overall construction, even though I paid and was looking for a heavy-duty shelf

The most wasted money I've ever spent. The description is completely misleading. The shelves are something like compressed cardboard about 2-3 millimeters thick. How the supposed 1,325 kilos are distributed across the 5 shelves and they can withstand the weight, I can't imagine. See in the photo how easily they bend.
And the metal pieces that make up the frame don't convince you of their durability, but the shelves are completely fake.
I thought I bought them at a relatively low price because they were presented as an offer, not because they were of the worst quality. Nothing to do with similar ones I've bought from a big chain store.
Of course, I didn't assemble them, it was a waste of effort to open the box, take them out, put them back in and reseal the box with tape.

Very difficult to assemble, it requires space, a workbench, tools, a clamp, a vise for stabilization, etc. With simple tools on the floor, it's not possible—you fasten it on one side and it comes undone on the other

The metal is very thin and at the edges it becomes dangerous, especially during assembly. Having experience with regular Dexion, the difference in sturdiness is huge. The quality is low, the instructions are poor, and without a mallet it is difficult to assemble it properly. If the lower shelves are not loaded, the construction remains unstable. Even budget solutions like those from Lidl prove to be clearly superior, so it is worth spending a little more money for something serious.

This is not Dexion, it's a lie.
It's just sheet metal, very dangerous.
During assembly you get cut very easily because of the material.
I have several Dexion, so I know.
The one from Lidl is classes above in quality, I mention it as an example.
Pay a bit more to get good construction.
I got fooled too.
So stay away.

it's totally worth the money. there is no reason to spend a ton of money on dexion if all you need is simple organization in a warehouse

The mallet is essential for assembly. Start from the bottom and work your way up to assemble. I used 4 zip ties on the 4 joints to secure it for transport to the warehouse.

For use in a pharmacy warehouse, it is a very decent choice. It could have a slightly thicker frame and shelf, but overall it is quite good for its price. I bought 2 and connected them together to make a large one.

Ease of assembly
Unstable construction if weight is not placed on the lower shelves
The shelves are NOT for 75 kg each
Overall a good choice for the money

It was placed in the basement. It is the same as one I bought from a German supermarket which cost more there. We put books and other things, it withstands weight.

Special attention is needed during construction because the fasteners easily bend. A hammer is necessary. I do not trust it for the maximum weight they advertise.

I have given up on it, I didn't end up completing it because the little metal pieces are so fake that it makes assembly almost impossible without cursing 500 times, and furthermore, the central legs bend incredibly easily

It took me two days to assemble it.
It definitely needs a hammer.
As for the construction, it is sturdy, the materials are okay.

For the money it has now, it's not worth a penny. I had bought 10 pieces for 16 euros each, and out of the 10, only 4 remained, the rest broke over time

For the money, it's excellent. The assembly itself is as easy as it can be for a shelf assembly that can withstand so much weight. The only additional tool you will need is a hammer because the pieces are snap-on and not screw-on.

Not easy to assemble, needs some technical skill to put it together, took almost 2 hours. If you do everything right you will end up with a pretty sturdy shelf unit for a decent price. The shelves are made of thin MDF but there is support below. The legs and horizontal bars are of thin galvanized metal.

Although it seems to withstand a lot of weight, it has a major disadvantage: the 4 uprights are not solid pieces. This results in it being more difficult to assemble and more prone to disassemble with an accidental hit. Also, the shelves themselves are in multiple pieces and do not secure to the uprights with screws, they simply fit into them. Overall, this specific shelving unit is not of dexion type, nor does it have its sturdiness.

For its price, the capacity and durability of it is a very good purchase. It has a little difficulty in assembly, but otherwise I have been very satisfied.