Closed Back Solo Shelving Extension Bay with 6 Shelves

Key Features

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Stormor Shelving

• For use with closed back solo starter bays
• Adjustable steel shelves on 25mm pitch each with 78kg capacity on 1m shelves & 45kg on 1250mm
• One shelf clip can accommodates a shelf on both sides of the upright
• Interchangeable with other Stormor systems
• Folded rear T on frame accommodates rear cladding or bracing
• Starter Bays - are self supporting and complete with two upright frames, shelves, clips, cladding as appropriate
• Extension Bays - have only one upright frame plus shelves, clips etc as appropriate and require one starter bay in the run to enable them to stand up
• Height is either 1850mm or 2150mm.
• Shelf width is 1000mm or 1250mm and can hold 78kg or 45kg, respectively.
• Shelf depth rages from 300mm to 450mm.

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Closed back solo shelving extension bays ideal for commercial / industrial applications - a robust solution for everyday requirements and archive storage.

Adjustable and flexible shelving is an important feature of a warehouse, stock room or distribution centre, as the need to store completely different items on the same shelves at different times is bound to arise. Large shelves which are fixed in size in order to accommodate the largest possible items may seem practical, but there will be significant space wasted when smaller items are stored on the same shelves. Stormor shelving units are adjustable and can be built up from an initial starter unit by adding extension bays until the shelving needs of the room or warehouse are met. They can also be moved about and adjusted so that space is never wasted.

These extension bays come with just one upright piece and are attached to an existing closed back solo Stormor unit to create extra storage space with great ease and simplicity. The closed back shelving is particularly ideal for smaller items that may fall down the back of an open back unit, and they come in a range of heights and depths so that they fit neatly into the space available.