A set of two separate columns, this shelf is called the main shelf.
If the groups are assembled into a column, then in addition to the first set of two pieces of pillar, the other can share a pillar in front of it. That shelf is called the add-on shelf.
| L*W(mm) | H(mm) | Layer | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2000*1000 | 2000-7000 | 2-7 | Powder Coating |
| 24000*1000 | 2000-7000 | 2-7 | Powder Coating |
| 2400*1200 | 2000-7000 | 2-7 | Powder Coating |
| 2700*1200 | 2000-7000 | 2-7 | Powder Coating |
Generally, medium-duty shelves have a load-bearing capacity ranging from 150 kg to 600 kg per layer, depending on the specifications of the configuration.
The system consists of three main components: the column (upright frame), the beam, and the layer board.
A starter unit (main shelf) includes two independent columns and stands alone. An add-on unit is an extension shelf that connects to the starter unit, sharing one column to save costs and installation space.
The layer plates can be freely adjusted up and down at spacing intervals of either 50 mm or 75 mm, allowing flexible space customization based on your storage needs.
The steel surface undergoes an thorough derusting process followed by a high-grade powder coating finish, ensuring durability, rust resistance, and a beautiful overall appearance.