Shelf looks exactly as pictured and seems sturdy. Assembly of the first one took two-ish hours mostly due to re-working assembly errors. The second set was 46 minutes starting with cutting open the box.

Pro Tip 1 - in step one, carefully look at the holes on the top two  levels of cross-pieces and be sure there are small holes facing the rear of the shelf to attach the wire backing in the last step. (Parts A, B, C, & D). Pro Tip 2 - Then, before tightening the crosspieces, lay out the right angle parts labeled "I" and make sure you have holes for them to mount to in the right place. If not, reverse the top crosspieces. The mounting holes are not symmetrical and it matters which side they are on. FWIW, I think the drawing in step one is incorrect, but it might just be my poor perspective perception. Anyway, checking the right-angle pieces, labeled "I", before tightening up A, B, C, & D is an easy verification that prevents much disassembly later if done wrong in step 1.