Cambro Camshelving® Basics Plus CBA246084VS5580 5-Tier Add-On Polymer Shelving Unit, 24 x 60 x 84 Inches, Vented and Solid, Brushed Graphite
Cambro Camshelving Basics Plus 5-Tier Add-On Polymer Shelving Unit, 24 x 60 x 84 Inches, Vented and Solid, Brushed Graphite
24-Inch Deep, 60-Inch Wide, 84-Inch High
Expand an existing storage run with a durable, easy-to-clean add-on unit built for cold, wet, and dry storage.
- Add-on unit connects to an existing Camshelving run for expanded storage.
- 5-tier mixed layout includes 4 vented shelf plates and 1 solid shelf plate.
- Camguard antimicrobial protection helps inhibit bacteria, mold, and fungus on shelf plates.
- Withstands temperatures from -36°F to 190°F for cooler, freezer, and dry storage use.
- Supports up to 600 lbs. per shelf and 1,800 lbs. maximum per unit.
- Composite posts with installed leveling feet help keep the unit stable on uneven floors.
Overall Dimensions:
60.0"W x 24.0"D x 84.0"HProduct Weight:
74.97 lbAdd-On Unit Design
Built to connect to an existing shelving run using shared-post construction for continuous storage.
Mixed Shelf Configuration
Includes four vented polypropylene shelf plates and one solid shelf plate for airflow and spill control.
Camguard Antimicrobial Protection
Molded-in Camguard on the shelf plates helps inhibit daily growth of harmful bacteria and microbes.
Wide Temperature Range
Designed to withstand storage temperatures from -36°F (-38°C) to 190°F (88°C).
Heavy-Duty Capacity
Rated for 600 lbs. per shelf, 400 lbs. on the top shelf, and 1,800 lbs. total maximum capacity.
Stable Setup
Two composite posts include leveling feet installed, and the unit ships with pre-assembled post connectors, wedges, traverses, and dovetails.
Easy-Clean Construction
Individual shelf plates can be removed for cleaning, making routine maintenance faster and simpler.
Versatile Foodservice Use
Suitable for walk-ins, freezers, dry storage areas, kitchens, and wet dish rooms.
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