Super Erecta Pro Mobile Posts

Super Erecta Pro Mobile Posts are the sturdy, modular backbone of adjustable shelving—designed for environments that require flexible storage with durable finishes. Choose Metroseal 3 epoxy coating with built‑in Microban antimicrobial protection or a sleek stainless steel option to match your space, and configure for mobile or freestanding setups. Casters are sold separately, and each post is sold individually.

Features

• Finish options: Metroseal 3 epoxy-coated with Microban antimicrobial protection, or stainless steel for enhanced corrosion resistance and a premium look.
• Height: 34 inches.
• Weight: 2.
• Post configuration: Each post is sold separately; the pictured example shows a 4-shelf, 4-post, 4-caster mobile unit.
• Mobile vs. freestanding usage: Casters must be ordered separately; leveling bolts are not provided for mobile posts.
• Foot-plate requirement: 14-inch shelving foot plates must be used on freestanding units.
• Height limits: For mobile units, maximum post height is 54 inches; it’s not recommended to use 14-inch shelving with posts taller than 74 inches.

Benefits

• The Metroseal 3 finish includes Microban antimicrobial protection, helping inhibit bacterial growth on high-touch surfaces and simplifying sanitizing routines in busy environments.
• Versatile installation: Whether you need a mobile, relocatable setup or a stable freestanding configuration, these posts adapt to your space with the appropriate shelving and foot-plate requirements.
• Long-lasting material options: Stainless steel offers superior corrosion resistance for humid or chemical environments, while the Metroseal 3 option provides durable, easy-to-clean performance with antimicrobial benefits.
• Customization and scalability: Since each post is sold separately, you can mix finishes, heights, and configurations to precisely fit your storage needs without overcommitting to a single unit.
• Clear guidelines to avoid missteps: The design includes explicit compatibility notes—such as caster requirements, foot-plate use, and height restrictions—so you can build safe, stable racks from the start.