MetroMaxQ Shelving Starter and Add-On Units

Build a scalable, space-efficient storage solution with MetroMaxQ Starter and Add-On Units. Designed for warehouses, workshops, and labs, this modular system lets you create a continuous shelving run that can grow as your needs change.

Features

• includes four posts and five MetroMaxQ shelves for a solid, ready-to-use base.
• includes two posts, five shelves, and two hooks per shelf for attaching the shelf to an adjacent unit, enabling seamless expansions.
• all units are 74" high, maximizing vertical storage with a compact footprint.
• 42" wide × 18" deep, designed to fit through standard doorways and into tight spaces.
• approximately 63 lb per unit, making setup and repositioning manageable for a modular system.
• purpose-built to integrate with other MetroMax Q shelving components for scalable configurations.
• Add-On Unit configuration details provided with the kit to support flexible expansion of your storage run.
• SKU 5AQ347G3; designed as part of the MetroMax Q Shelving Starter and Add-On lineup.

Benefits

• start with a sturdy base and expand as inventory grows, without replacing existing units.
• tall 74" units optimize vertical storage while maintaining a compact footprint for easy access.
• add-on units feature hooks per shelf to securely attach to adjacent units, creating continuous storage runs with minimal gaps.
• ideal for a range of environments—from industrial warehouses to workshop back rooms and scientific labs—where organized, accessible storage matters.
• built for frequent use, with straightforward maintenance and long service life in demanding settings.
• quickly assemble and reconfigure layouts to support changing workflows and seasonal inventory fluctuations.

create a modular shelving run along walls for bulk storage, organize tools and parts in a workshop, or build a multi-level inventory system in a small warehouse where floor space is at a premium.

Unlike single, fixed-shelf units, the MetroMaxQ Starter and Add-On configuration provides expandable capacity, easier reconfiguration, and secure linking between modules to form uninterrupted storage lines—without sacrificing stability or accessibility.

• Begin with a starter unit in a high-traffic area to establish the base dimensions of your system.
• Plan future expansions by measuring available wall length and ordering add-on units in increments that align with your inventory growth.
• Use the add-on hooks to create flush connections between units, minimizing gaps and improving item tracking along the run.
• Label shelves and posts by zone or product category to speed picking and restocking tasks.