expiredmikeceez posted Sep 07, 2023 09:50 PM
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expiredmikeceez posted Sep 07, 2023 09:50 PM
Sam's Club Members: 75.5" Member's Mark 6-Tier NSF Heavy Duty Wire Shelving
+ Free S&H w/ Plus$100
$120
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I have a couple of these and love them. We have one in a pantry where we buy Sam's/Costco quantities of most toiletries/cleaning supplies and store them. Another is in the garage where our gardening stuff is stored (heavier/larger plant pots, etc). A couple shelves have grow lights hanging from them - the design is pretty convenient for that as well.
No experience with the wheels. I don't use those. For the pantry shelf, we have it high enough off the floor that we store stuff underneath it, but that also makes it easy to clean under. It doesn't hurt the stability for it to be ~1.5 feet off the ground.
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I have a couple of these and love them. We have one in a pantry where we buy Sam's/Costco quantities of most toiletries/cleaning supplies and store them. Another is in the garage where our gardening stuff is stored (heavier/larger plant pots, etc). A couple shelves have grow lights hanging from them - the design is pretty convenient for that as well.
No experience with the wheels. I don't use those. For the pantry shelf, we have it high enough off the floor that we store stuff underneath it, but that also makes it easy to clean under. It doesn't hurt the stability for it to be ~1.5 feet off the ground.
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Silly question - would having the (locked) casters be some sort of potential safety hazard on slightly uneven garage floor? From a tipping or rolling away perspective.
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Silly question - would having the (locked) casters be some sort of potential safety hazard on slightly uneven garage floor? From a tipping or rolling away perspective.
Decisions, decisions ....
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