Quality, Yes.  Packing Space, No.
349227
This was the first piece of TravelPro luggage I have purchased. The quality of the suitcase is fine, but I was disappointed by how small the packing space inside the suitcase is. I ended up giving the suitcase away not long after I bought it and switching to another brand.

I have another piece of TravelPro luggage that is larger and I've been very satisfied with it. I think there are other brands of suitcases in this size that offer much more packing room.
234203
This is a "pay for what you get" situation. The bed looks fairly nice and works acceptably, but is of low to middling quality. A few notes: 1) on arrival, the box was torn/dented and on opening, I found that the foot board also had a 3" dent in it (see photo). Since the foot board seems to be made of a thin layer of fabric and polyfill glued to cardboard, there was little to be done about that because the cardboard itself had been dented. I tried to smooth out the fabric to the best of my ability and took solace in the dent mostly being covered by the comforter. I did not try to return it, as there was no way to get it back in the torn and cut open box successfully, among other logistics reasons. Based on the thin shipping box and middling quality of the bed materials, I also figured the chances of receiving another damaged bed were decent and it wasn't worth the hassle. 2) The bed was a bit tough to put together alone, as not all of the pieces lined up precisely so some elbow grease was needed, but I did it in about an hour. 3) The slats appear to be a thin pine wood and my heavy 10" foam mattress doesn't seem well supported. I recommend getting a bunkie board or low profile foundation/box spring to support your mattress on the slat platform. 4) The legs at the corners of the bed are round, thin, hollow, black plastic. They look fine from a few feet away and seem appropriately sturdy, but aren't the nicest or most stylish look. 5) The color/fabric of the bed is closer to a solid beige canvas than to a creamy/heather linen, as it appears in some pictures. Overall, I think this is a great bed for the price range, so long as you have reasonable expectations regarding quality/durability.
4531906
Stupid.  Bad use of space.  Not useful for 1/4" sockets.  Why aren't the holders double ended?  Why aren't there twice as many?  Stupid vinyl end caps fall off.  Awful.  Returned.

But, they aren't badly made, for a lousy design.  Ball bearings. Two stars overall.
4545424
it's good concept. to save your backpack space/volume when it gets empty.
quality is not impressive, therefore 3 stars.
4206895
It's fine for the price. Great shelves. Horrible, horrible packaging for shipping something this heavy.

Mine did arrive damaged from shipping, one bent shelf. The outside of the box actually has on it, in HUGE letters, to take a picture of damage on the box, even though damage on the box doesn't mean that your item will be damaged, it's probably ok. It actually says that. And then it says that they're not responsible for damages caused by shipping. They say that because they literally throw this thing into the box in pieces. Zero packing, void filling material, or padding of any kind. If you're the kind of person that gets mad when you buy something and the box isn't in pristine shape, then don't buy this one.

So mine had a badly bent shelf, which I fixed with a very large hammer, but was otherwise fine. I'd say the shelves probably hold about what they're rated for. I wouldn't put heavy tubs of liquid or bags of cement or something on it, but I had no problems loading it down with computer parts and spools of cable. Once assembled, it's as sturdy as any shelving of this kind, which is to say, very sturdy for weight pressing down, but don't lift up on the shelves.
3597909
My wife and I purchased 2 Juniors with high expectations.  After 4 trips with them, 2 internationally, I thought I'd learn how to utilyze all the features referred to by reviewers.  It's a solid well made bag, but it's not not light.  I don't know what purpose is served by the fiber bows that you install in the bag. My wife missed one of the pockets where one end of the bow is inserted [ it's hard to see and not an easy insertion].  After the first trip the bow poked a hole in the bag.  I found the exterior pockets have limited function.  As others have mentioned, it is missing at least one exterior handle for ease of lifting. The tear drop shape, slightly back pack shaped, wastes space needlessly.  It's about 1-2 inches narrower at the top of the bag than the bottom, for style, I guess, no other explanation I can think of.  Just enough size difference that our packing cubes don't fit sideways into the bag.  Putting them in length wise wastes leaves space that is hard to utilyze easily.  Another fault, there was no way to easily lay in and secure a suit or sport coat on the trip where I needed to pack one.  Given the way we travel and like to pack,  I don't find it as functional as other bags we've had in the past for reasons that seem easily corrected.  I would think all the raving reviewers would like the bag even better. I'm giving it 3 stars rather than 2 because for some trips or travel type it's adequate.
3988487
I bought the intermediate and top boxes for a fixed bench installation.  I tried to find a balance with good quality at a reasonable cost, and think I found one.  Sturdy and smooth operating with no cosmetic defects apparent.  The top box turned out to have a warp of about 1/8" that did not settle out with preliminary loading (speaks well to rigidity, but rocking is not acceptable).  The foam pad on top of the intermediate box absorbs the irregularity well enough -- shims or something would be required without it.  Closure and operation of moving parts is not affected.  I'd like to see provision for drawer dividers or an 8-drawer configuration, but I can see that either might bump the price more than it's worth.  I like the lid reinforcement, design and operation of latching mechanism, lid hold-open, side handles, drawer slides (lack of lip or handle to open lid, and mediocre drawer liners are not standout features, but not killers).  It's hard to tell from online descriptions (including the manufacturer's site) what you get for the modest price difference between the WEN 74706, and the similar appearing Kodiak Pro 74306.  After walking away completely unimpressed with all details of the Kodiak Pro on sale at the local home box, I would say the price difference is insignificant compared to the difference in design and build quality.  Don't go to the bottom if you can afford not to.  Package design seemed appropriate, and got my product delivered in good shape.  Whether any reasonable packing would withstand the drop from a truck deck or a forklift spearing, these wrappings seemed like they could accept an inch of crush or penetration without compromise.
3843750
Packing insanely big, I really cannot understand the purpose of such waste of space
3349555
I bought this cart for one simple purpose. Getting a car full of groceries or other stuff from the car to the house in one trip. In all fairness, once assembled is will be well capable of that task. The large basket is more than adequate to handle many bags of groceries and merchandise. (+One Star)

Assembly was simple enough, but a person without mechanical aptitude may have trouble assembling the axles and wheels, (the only assembly required). Instructions are written in Pigeon-English. I went by the diagram and was able to get it done. Assembly by picture. (+1/2 Star)

Packaging was the worst I have seen. The box was thoroughly crushed, and was clearly in that condition prior to shipping. It looked like the whole warehouse crew had been using it to sit on during their breaks. (-1/2 Star)

The interior packaging was worse. Only a plastic bag with no attempts to provide anti-crush protection of any kind. The assembly parts had fallen out of the main bag, out of the unsealed individual bags and were rattling around inside the box. I had to tear the box apart to finally round up all of the stray parts in order to complete assembly. (-One Star)

Product showed signs of water damage, either from the damaged box, or from poor factory conditions and storage. Some rust-dust on the painted finishes, (which wiped away), and some active rust on the inside of the main axle tube mountings. Not enough to warrant return. Just enough to irk me. Most of it wiped away satisfactorily. I paid more for this model than others, hoping to get a better product. I suspect that I did not. In hind-sight, I should have saved my money and chosen another. (-One Star)

Shipping was fast. Ordered on Thursday. Arrived on Tuesday. (+One Star)

Price vs. quality: This seems to be a sturdy product now that it is assembled. The outer frame is not square to the inner frame and interferes with folding. I bent a couple of frames and got it within acceptable parameters, but I should not have had to. A few of the external frame members had sharp edges from stamping that were sure to cut someone. I filed them down successfully, but I should not have had to. Overall quality of manufactured product. (-One Star)

Once assembled, adjusted and filed down where needed, I believe that this will be a suitable shopping cart and is well capable of doing it's job with groceries or other light-weight merchandise. The basket is large, the wheels and axles appear durable and the frame is as strong as it needs to be. But as another reviewer pointed out, IT IS NOT HEAVY DUTY as advertised. Standard duty at best. As mentioned by others, this cart, when folded, will not fit well in the trunk of a smaller car. But that is a matter of choosing the appropriate product for your needs, and not a knock on this cart.

I chose this model because it was advertised as Heavy Duty, which it is not. I now believe that I would have done better with a less expensive and more popular brand, and saved on shipping costs. All things considered, I can't seem to muster up better than a poor two-star rating. I'm surprised to see this poor of an item coming from China. Their exports are usually much better.
4307783
Arrived when scheduled. Quality just okay? I have learned that I like the older racks much better.. End of comment.
4196693
Really not wild about this. Compared to my 22" carry on, this is poorly designed and has FAR less space. The zippers are also cheap and I am worried that they will give out after just a few trips. Adequate for overnight or a day or two, if that's all you're doing. Much longer, and it's just not workable. In contrast, my 22" Samsonite has enough room for about 7 days, an extra pair of shoes, and I can zip my laptop inside it. Not as handy for accessing the laptop, but still better overall..
1089822
The name Pierre Cardin signified quality to me, but this luggage is barely adequate.

My reasons for such a statement:
1.  The liners are velcro attached to the frame and detach too easily.
2.  There is no method to secure clothes on hangers.
3.  Instead of the 'expandable' feature, a separate upper compartment would be great (as my old luggage of similar size has).
4.  The interiors are flimsy.
5.  The exteriors offer very little protection to the contents.

My summary as a 'road warrior' is that these are not acceptable for my constant use. I'll use my old, stained luggage instead.
4504807
Arrived on time and well packaged. However, mostly white space and certainly not worth the price.
1704359
Im torn...the product is well made, rugged and will be just what we need in the shop. But, the packaging and shipping left a whole lot to be desired. Sad to say, Vestil could take lessons from Harbor Freight on how to package an item for overseas shipment. FedEx didn't help matters by dumping it off the back of their truck onto my driveway, but it looks like most of the box damage was done prior to that. Very thin, poor quality cardboard, no foam separators inside the box, only two nylon straps...this was a disater waiting to happen. It was almost impossible to move in this state, you can see from the photos all the tape, wrap, etc. that had been added and yet still pieces of steel were sticking out of the package. I ended up hoisting it into the bed of the truck and strapping it down to get to the shop. Fortunately nothing was severly damaged or missing, though there was a bit of scratched up paint. So, 5 stars for the product and 1 star for the package and shipping.
4207840
First things first, the packaging for this is not good enough to hold up to being shipped. There's no protection inside the box for even mild bumps in transit and the box arrived slightly dented which chipped a corner of the organizer.

Beyond shipping damage, it looks like the drillbit for the holes was dull which cracked some of the particle board rather than making a clean exit. Apparently parts were also dented and dinged before being painted. When I assembled it, several screws stripped the pre-drilled hole before even driving in to flush. Even if the design was good, all that suggests poor quality control at manufacturing.

In a horizontal position there is no support for the top other than the poor screws mentioned above. If the screw strips, the top will be loose. There's nearly no side to side stability, again because it depends entirely on ill fitting screws.

I'll use it for a while to store lightweight clothes, but I wouldn't count on surviving being moved or even holding up to books or photo albums. This gives all the impression of a disposable product.

If anyone from closetmaid qc is curious about the factory defects, the label indicates it was manufactured in Mexico 2/17/15, #57, with the barcode 10075381015759.
4006785
Okay. Was packed well just not very attractive. I am not sure what I was anticipating. :)
1517417
This product "works" in the sense that after much hassle it finally holds some dvd's.  It also feels like it will not spontaneously explode now that I have it anchored to the wall (which means I can pretty much never move it again since I have two large plastic anchors in my wall that can not be moved)

First off I like the shelves, though I wish they were deeper (as others have pointed out the shelves are about half an inch to a full inch shallower than DVD's or Blurays).  The benefit to this is it's easier to grab movies since you can grab from top AND bottom.

The "frame" (or supports) of the shelving unit are deep enough to completely encase your movies however, so its' not like they're sticking out of the unit, just hanging off the shorter shelves.

Quality:
Shelves are great.  Pegs for shelves are great.  Nails and screws are decent.  Those stupid round things that rotate to capture the head of a bolt in order to "lock" the shelves down are brittle and result in much headache (see pictures, I promise I will upload a couple).  The wood is typical particle board crap.  I expected as much.

Condition:
Mostly arrived in acceptable condition. The pieces won't look pristine out of the box.  Minor scuffs, scratches, finish-peeled, nothing too out of the ordinary considering this is a cheap piece of ... "furniture" made in china.

Build quality:
The pre-drilled holes are iffy.  Boards should line up perfectly, but these ones are clearly not quality drilled holes.  The supports are off-centered from each other.  It's not noticeable unless you're staring at it, but its' annoying.  It is off enough to make you look incompetent at putting together furniture.  I promise, this is far from the first piece of furniture I've put together, and easily the most annoying.  No amount of attempts to hold the pieces together smoothly could undo the natural path of the misaligned holes.  It just HAS to be off by that much. (see pictures again)
Those round things that rotate (I should learn what they're called) to capture the head of the bolts were all awful.  I stripped one of them trying to get it to rotate, and actually appear to have shattered a second one.  Seriously, I'm not the hulk.  WHY ARE THESE SO BRITTLE?  Also, they don't seem to work.  I've used many of these in the past and had minimal if any problems getting them to catch and lock.  These ones wouldn't catch, or would pinch hard and not rotate properly, or would "lock" and then somehow let go of the bolt again.  (while gently hammering the backing on, all of these dislodged themselves splitting the entire unit in half.  I was able to reattach them, but my god that was awful.)

The entire unit once built feels flimsy and poorly crafted.  I cannot lift the unit for fear of the bolt+circle lock things (wtf are they called?) dislodging themselves AGAIN.  I try pushing it, and the whole unit gives just enough to make me fear it will collapse completely and break.  A few of the peg holes are angled slightly, causing a few of the shelves to wobble something awful.

I've bought and owned a shelf "identical" to this one before.  Had it for years, bought it from Target, made by the same Atlantic company.  I'm guessing it was the 1080 unit some reviews talked about.  I thought that unit was cheaply made, but perfectly adequate for the price.  This unit is the same exact style, only a little wider (about 3 dvd's to be exact) same height, same color, same pattern, but the shelves were as deep as the unit.

This unit is pretty much crap.  It'll work, but I don't call the $90+ price tag cheap.  When I call this unit cheap, I mean the quality.  I was happy enough with the old unit that I opted to buy this seemingly identical unit without any concern.  This unit is bad enough that I am going to avoid anything made by this company again.

Let's put it this way: I am afraid my subwoofer is going to rattle this unit apart, and that it won't survive my next move.  (the old unit however, has survived at least one move, and being slid around the house a few times)