Cambro Camshelving Basics Plus 21" x 54" x 72" 5-Shelf Vented Add-On Polymer Shelving Unit, Brushed Graphite
Cambro Camshelving Basics Plus 21" x 54" x 72" 5-Shelf Vented Add-On Polymer Shelving Unit, Brushed Graphite
Camguard antimicrobial shelf plates; designed to connect to a starter unit
Expand your storage with a durable, easy-to-clean add-on unit built for cold, wet, and dry environments.
- Five vented shelf plates help promote airflow and reduce moisture buildup.
- Camguard antimicrobial protection helps inhibit the growth of mold, fungus, and bacteria on the shelf plates.
- Rated for temperatures from -36°F to 190°F, making it suitable for walk-ins, freezers, and dry storage.
- Supports up to 600 lbs per shelf, 400 lbs on the top shelf, and 1,800 lbs total.
- Composite posts with installed leveling feet help keep the unit stable and level.
- Add-on design lets you extend an existing Camshelving run without wasting space.
- Brushed graphite color/finish provides a clean, professional appearance.
Overall Dimensions:
54.0"W x 21.0"D x 72.0"HProduct Weight:
57.62 lbVented Shelf Plates
Includes five vented polypropylene shelf plates for improved airflow around stored product.
Camguard Antimicrobial Protection
Molded-in Camguard helps inhibit the growth of mold, fungus, and bacteria on the shelf plates.
Composite Posts with Leveling Feet
Two composite posts come with leveling feet installed to help ensure a stable, level setup.
Add-On Unit Design
Designed to connect with a compatible starter unit to expand an existing shelving system.
Temperature Resistant
Withstands storage temperatures from -36°F (-38°C) to 190°F (88°C).
High Weight Capacity
Rated for 600 lbs per shelf, 400 lbs on the top shelf, and 1,800 lbs maximum capacity.
Pre-Assembled Hardware
Includes pre-assembled post connectors and wedges, along with traverses and dovetails for assembly.
Brushed Graphite Finish
Brushed graphite color/finish delivers a clean, uniform look.
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