Super Erecta Shelf

Introduction

Super Erecta Shelf is a heavy‑duty wire shelving system designed for commercial storage spaces that demand durable, modular organization. It’s ideal for warehouses, workshops, and backrooms, offering direct wall mounting or freestanding configurations with a clean chrome finish.

Features

• Dimensions: shelf depth 36" and width 60" per unit (height determined by post configuration).
• Finish: Chrome-plated steel for durability and easy maintenance.
• Load capacity (per level): 800 lb for shelves 48" wide or less; 600 lb for shelves wider than 48" (loads must be evenly distributed).
• Unit capacity: Complete shelf units support up to 2000 lb total.
• Mounting options: Designed for direct wall mounting or freestanding configurations to maximize space efficiency.
• Accessories: Shelf ledges shown in images are not included and must be ordered separately.
• Footing: 14" shelving foot plates must be used on freestanding units.
• Mobile considerations: For mobile units, the maximum post height is 54".
• Height guidance: Do not use 14" shelving with posts taller than 74".
• Weight: Approximately 29 lb per shelf component.

Benefits

The Super Erecta Shelf delivers substantial storage density without sacrificing floor space. Its high per‑level capacity keeps heavy items secure and accessible, while wall mounting helps organize inventory in tight areas. The chrome finish resists corrosion and cleans easily, reducing maintenance time in busy environments.

Who it’s ideal for: warehouses, workshops, maintenance rooms, backrooms, and retail stockrooms that require a durable, reliable shelving solution capable of accommodating bulky tools, parts, and inventory. How it helps: provides a scalable, space‑efficient storage system by combining sturdy shelves, compatible posts, and optional ledges to fit your layout.

Practical tips: plan your layout around a wall‑mounted configuration to maximize floor space; pair shelves with the appropriate posts for your chosen height; order shelf ledges and the correct posts to complete your unit; verify freestanding versus mobile setup requirements (foot plates and post height) before assembly.