18-Inch Deep Metro Super Erecta Wire Shelves with Metroseal 4
Meet the 18-Inch Deep Metro Super Erecta Wire Shelves with Metroseal 4 — rugged, hygienic storage designed for busy kitchens, labs, and healthcare environments. Built for high-demand spaces, they merge durable construction with a coating that stands up to cleaning, corrosion, and bacterial exposure.
Features
Depth: 18 inches — expansive surface area for dry goods, lab supplies, or medical items without crowding your workspace.
Finish: Gray powder-coated aesthetic that complements professional environments.
Coating: Metroseal 4 epoxy coating offers superior rust, corrosion, and bacteria resistance.
Material: Durable steel construction designed for long-lasting use in busy settings.
Adjustability: Shelves adjust in 1-inch increments to match changing inventory and layouts.
System compatibility: Part of the Metro Super Erecta line for modular, scalable shelving that grows with your space.
Benefits
The Metroseal 4 coating creates a protective barrier against rust and bacteria, making these shelves ideal for kitchens, laboratories, and healthcare departments where cleanliness matters. The open-wire design enhances airflow and makes contents easy to see and reach, simplifying routine audits and enabling fast access during busy shifts. With 1-inch adjustable shelves, you can reconfigure the layout quickly as inventory shifts—no tools required for simple height changes when you pair this unit with other Metro Super Erecta components. The robust steel construction stands up to frequent cleaning and heavy use, while the gray powder-coated finish maintains a professional look that blends into clinical or culinary environments. Ideal uses include dry goods storage in professional kitchens, storage of lab supplies in research or clinical settings, and organized housing for medical items in healthcare departments. Compared with non-coated or non-adjustable shelving, this setup delivers easier sanitation, faster access, and scalable organization as your space evolves.
