The media could not be loaded. This is the slimmest of the similar "beside the fridge" rolling shelf units I've found. At 4.75" it just barely fit beside our fridge, but it DOES fit, where none of the others would. That alone is worth a good review, but this has many other advantages. To summarize: PROS: * Very slim - fits inside a 5" gap. No other tall (5 feet or so) rolling shelf unit is this slim, unique for small gaps *Rolls well, wheels are very small (floor needs to be clean, but then, your kitchen floor really should ALWAYS be clean, so... win-win, really) but work great. Rolls out, rolls back, easy access, as easy as a drawer, really. *Stable when self-standing. As skinny as this thing is, I worried that it would fall over if someone walked by and made a tiny breeze. Nope. This thing is very tall, very skinny, and yet still quite stable. Of course, if you don't pull it all the way out of its niche next to the fridge, it will help with stability, but I've quit worrying about it falling over. It is much more stable when self-standing than I expected. *Lots of space for. The five shelves are all quite narrow as mentioned, but fairly deep (fridge depth), and so we were able to put our spices there, which used to take up a whole cupboard. And there's room for more stuff, so the lower shelves now are extra pantry space for mac & cheese boxes, soup cans, and other pantry items. *Stuff is VERY accessible when stored in this shelf unit. Because its shelves are thin, and you can access from either side, we can now see and easily grab ANY of our bottles and tins of spice, we can see all the labels, and it is VASTLY better and easier than the old "spice cupboard" where we could only see what was in the front row, or rotate on a 2-tier lazy susan we had towards the rear. Honestly, this one thing makes me wish we'd done this years ago. I now see spices I didn't even know we had. Now, everything will get equal use as we cook. SCORE! *Smooth white plastic will be easy to keep clean, or to clean up anything that spills in the shelf bins. *Speaking of which, these aren't just shelves, these have depth, so that nothing will fall off unless it is maybe a foot tall or taller. Like, if you put your roll of aluminum foil standing up in this shelf unit, it might fall over and fall out. But anything shorter will not tend to fall over - and if it might, you just lay it down instead, or prop it in with similar tall/slender objects so that they keep each other from moving on the shelf, and brace each other in place. CONS: *I'm still working on this part... Honestly, there's not much to say here. *One item that's not really a con, but may be for people who are into full-contact decor matching - this is just plain white plastic. Next to our stainless steel fridge, between it and a hardwood (dark stained) cupboard/pantry, there is a five foot tall, five inch wide span of plain white plastic. Some people are going to be concerned about the appearance, but I plan to stain a thin hardwood wood fascia piece and glue or screw it to the vertical face of this shelf, so that it does not stand out as a plain white plastic face next to our fridge. *Some will say "Ha, visual stuff? I don't care", and honestly it's not ugly or unsightly, it's just what it is. So if this doesn't matter to you, great, you're good to go. *For those into full-contact aesthetics out there - there is no reason you cannot attach a LIGHTWEIGHT fascia piece to the front of this shelving unit to scratch your "it all must match!!" itch. It will just be a fun DIY project, since they do not provide any way to attach such to the front piece. Bottom line, this is a GREAT unit for this purpose, and if you are looking, look no further. Buy this. Six stars out of five. Highly recommended!!! UPDATE... Trying to add some pictures to this review. The Android app does not seem to have any way to add pictures after the initial review is submitted (Amazon App team, take note, fix this). But on my Windows 10 PC, there IS a place to add pics and videos. So and hopefully there are now some pics and a video to illustrate why I like this thing.
