Maximise your garage storage with this robust galvanised shelving, standing 2000mm high and supplied with five adjustable shelves. Designed for demanding environments, it offers a strong, rust‑resistant solution for tools, boxes and bulky items.
Available in a choice of widths, depths and load capacities, this system includes add-on bays to extend your run of shelving as your storage needs grow. Ideal for both home and light industrial garages where durability and flexibility are essential.
Product Features
- 2000mm high galvanised steel shelving for excellent corrosion resistance
- Five shelves per bay to maximise vertical storage space
- Choice of widths from 1000mm to 1250mm to suit different wall spaces
- Multiple depths available from 300mm up to 800mm for varied item sizes
- Robust shelf load capacities up to 310kg (uniformly distributed)
- Add-on components available for creating longer shelving runs
- Ideal for garage, workshop and utility room storage
Key Specifications
| Overall height | 2000mm |
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| Number of shelves per bay | 5 |
| Available widths | 1000mm, 1250mm |
| Available depths | 300mm, 400mm, 600mm, 700mm, 800mm (selected variants) |
| Load capacity (per shelf) | Up to 310kg (uniformly distributed, depending on depth) |
| Component types | Add-on bays and components |
| Finish | Galvanised steel |
| Typical price range | £289.80 - £516.00 (depending on size and configuration) |
Applications
- Garage storage for tools, equipment and car care products
- Home workshop organisation for power tools and materials
- Utility and store rooms holding cleaning supplies and bulk goods
- Light industrial and maintenance areas needing durable shelving
- Small business back‑of‑house storage for cartons and components
Frequently Asked Questions
How much weight can each shelf safely support?
The load capacity depends on the chosen depth, with individual shelves rated up to 310kg when the load is evenly distributed. Check the specific configuration details to ensure the chosen depth matches your required load.
What is the difference between a starter bay and an add-on bay?
A starter bay forms a complete, free‑standing unit, while an add-on bay links to an existing bay to extend your shelving run. The options listed here are add-on components, designed to be connected to an initial bay to create a continuous storage system.
Is this shelving suitable for damp or unheated garages?
Yes, the galvanised steel finish provides enhanced resistance to moisture and corrosion, making it well suited to damp or unheated garage environments. However, it is still advisable to avoid prolonged contact with standing water to maximise service life.