Camshelving Elements XTRA 4-Tier Stationary Starter Shelving Unit, 60"W x 24"D x 64"H, Solid Shelves, Speckled Gray
Camshelving Elements XTRA 4-Tier Stationary Starter Shelving Unit, 60"W x 24"D x 64"H, Solid Shelves, Speckled Gray
800 lb per shelf, Camguard antimicrobial, temperature rated -36°F to 190°F
Built for demanding cold, wet, or dry storage spaces, this corrosion-resistant 4-tier starter unit combines antimicrobial shelf plates with a 2,400 lb max capacity.
- 4-tier stationary starter unit for commercial storage applications
- Solid reinforced polypropylene shelf plates with Camguard antimicrobial protection
- Rated for storage temperatures from -36°F to 190°F
- Supports 800 lbs per shelf and 2,400 lbs total when evenly distributed
- Composite posts and traverses are designed for strength, cleanliness, and corrosion resistance
- Speckled gray finish; new Elements XTRA line is not compatible with original Elements Series products
Overall Dimensions:
60.0"W x 24.0"D x 64.0"HProduct Weight:
93.05 lbStationary Starter Unit
Standalone 4-tier starter configuration for building a new shelving run.
Camguard Antimicrobial Shelf Plates
Solid reinforced polypropylene shelves help inhibit mold, fungus, and bacteria.
Corrosion-Resistant Composite Construction
Composite posts and traverses are non-corrosive, strong, and easy to clean.
Wide Temperature Range
Rated for use from -36°F to 190°F in coolers, freezers, dry storage, warewashing, loading areas, and front-of-house spaces.
Heavy-Duty Capacity
Supports 800 lbs per shelf and 2,400 lbs total when weight is evenly distributed.
Adjustable Shelf Positions
Shelf traverses reposition in 4-inch increments for flexible storage heights.
Leveling Feet Included
Reinforced nylon feet help level the unit on uneven floors.
Series Compatibility Note
This new Elements XTRA line is not compatible with original Elements Series products.
Certifications & Compliance
Warranty & Protection
Lifetime warranty against rust and corrosion
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