Amazon has 47" DUMOS 4-Tier Adjustable Metal Wire Storage Shelves for $27.98. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Features:
Product Dimensions: 13.4"D x 23.3"W x 47"H
Wire rack shelving are built with premium metal, offering unmatched durability and supporting up to 200 lbs per shelf
With adjustable height settings for each tier, heavy duty shelf let you tailor your storage to fit items of any size. From small bins to tall equipment, you can easily create a perfectly organized space that meets your needs.
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Amazon has 47" DUMOS 4-Tier Adjustable Metal Wire Storage Shelves for $27.98. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
Features:
Product Dimensions: 13.4"D x 23.3"W x 47"H
Wire rack shelving are built with premium metal, offering unmatched durability and supporting up to 200 lbs per shelf
With adjustable height settings for each tier, heavy duty shelf let you tailor your storage to fit items of any size. From small bins to tall equipment, you can easily create a perfectly organized space that meets your needs.
Model: DUMOS 4-Tier Metal Wire Storage Shelves, Adjustable Standing Storage Rack Shelf, Heavy Duty Steel Shelving Unit Organizers for Kitchen Bathroom Pantry Garage, 23.3" W×13.4" D×47" H, Black
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We've gotten some bargain shelving like this from Amazon - kind of regret not sticking with the ones we'd been getting from Costco.
Check the dimensions of these - like the ones that disappointed us, they're pretty shallow. 13.4". One drawback with that is they don't combine with our other parts (to create more & shorter shelves, or connect a pair with shared legs in the middle).
It's harder to gauge and probably less of a drawback in most cases, but the ones we got are also significantly less sturdy. The ones we got are Basics brand, and rated for 350lbs per shelf: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M0A4B9M?th=1
They really don't look nearly that strong, and I can't imagine what "200 lbs" would look like on that same measure. But for most regular storage, they're strong enough. Probably not for those Walmart weights though!
13" is very narrow. Standard shelves are 17". Unless you're anchoring it to the wall, it's going to topple. Also, the shelves are not flat, so it's impossible to put anything that isn't flat (e.g bottles).
13" is very narrow. Standard shelves are 17". Unless you're anchoring it to the wall, it's going to topple. Also, the shelves are not flat, so it's impossible to put anything that isn't flat (e.g bottles).
If only there was something light weight, stiff enough, pliable and able to be formed into any shape or size.... it could be made of thick paper... or card stock.... like a plywood board but card stock material... they could call it "cardboard" .... imagine the possibilities!! *storage shelf sales man slaps storage shelf with this so called "cardboard" installed* You could fit so many bottles on that bad boy
We've gotten some bargain shelving like this from Amazon - kind of regret not sticking with the ones we'd been getting from Costco.
Check the dimensions of these - like the ones that disappointed us, they're pretty shallow. 13.4". One drawback with that is they don't combine with our other parts (to create more & shorter shelves, or connect a pair with shared legs in the middle).
It's harder to gauge and probably less of a drawback in most cases, but the ones we got are also significantly less sturdy. The ones we got are Basics brand, and rated for 350lbs per shelf: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M0A4B9M?th=1
They really don't look nearly that strong, and I can't imagine what "200 lbs" would look like on that same measure. But for most regular storage, they're strong enough. Probably not for those Walmart weights though!
For anyone who hasn't tried the costco wire shelves.... you're missing out. They are far superior and include the casters. You'll notice the difference when you go to lift the box off your doorstep. Also 13" deep is not very deep.
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I have 470lbs of bumper plates, according to the infographic this should hold 'em. We'll see... 😝
Check the dimensions of these - like the ones that disappointed us, they're pretty shallow. 13.4". One drawback with that is they don't combine with our other parts (to create more & shorter shelves, or connect a pair with shared legs in the middle).
It's harder to gauge and probably less of a drawback in most cases, but the ones we got are also significantly less sturdy. The ones we got are Basics brand, and rated for 350lbs per shelf: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M0A4B9M?th=1
They really don't look nearly that strong, and I can't imagine what "200 lbs" would look like on that same measure. But for most regular storage, they're strong enough. Probably not for those Walmart weights though!
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Check the dimensions of these - like the ones that disappointed us, they're pretty shallow. 13.4". One drawback with that is they don't combine with our other parts (to create more & shorter shelves, or connect a pair with shared legs in the middle).
It's harder to gauge and probably less of a drawback in most cases, but the ones we got are also significantly less sturdy. The ones we got are Basics brand, and rated for 350lbs per shelf: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M0A4B9M?th=1
They really don't look nearly that strong, and I can't imagine what "200 lbs" would look like on that same measure. But for most regular storage, they're strong enough. Probably not for those Walmart weights though!
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