Series 182 Dual-Track Standard Shelf, White Steel, 63 Inches Length

Introducing the 63-inch white dual track shelf standard, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This heavy duty steel shelving solution is designed to provide robust support and versatile functionality for a variety of applications. Whether you are organizing decorative items, utility tools, or filtering equipment, this shelf standard offers strength and adaptability to meet your needs in Grass valley.

• Heavy duty steel construction:Made from 14 gauge steel, ensuring durability and long-lasting performance.
• Dual track design:Provides enhanced stability and support for your shelving system.
• Adjustable slotted width:Features 1-inch width with slots designed for 1-1/4 inch adjustments, allowing flexible shelf placement.
• Compatibility:Designed for use exclusively with the 182 series brackets and #82 wood screws, ensuring a secure and reliable fit.
• High weight capacity:Can hold up to 450 pounds per pair, making it ideal for heavy or bulky items.

This 63-inch shelf standard is perfect for a wide range of uses in Grass valley. Homeowners can utilize it to create sturdy shelving for decorative displays or storage in living spaces. Utility rooms and workshops benefit from its heavy duty strength to hold tools and equipment securely. Additionally, it can be employed in filtering applications where reliable support is essential. Professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike will appreciate the ease of adjusting shelf heights to accommodate different items, making it a versatile addition to any shelving project.

In summary, the 63-inch white dual track shelf standardis a dependable and adaptable shelving component that combines strength with flexibility. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, it is an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their storage solutions with a heavy duty steel shelf standard capable of supporting substantial weight while offering adjustable configurations.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.