Super Erecta Shelf — Heavy-Duty Stainless Modular Storage

Introduction

Engineered for demanding storage spaces, the Super Erecta Shelf delivers heavy-duty, stainless steel shelving that adapts from direct-wall to freestanding and mobile configurations. It’s ideal for warehouses, kitchens, labs, and backrooms that require reliable, long-lasting organization.

Features

• Finish: Stainless steel for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning.
• Size: Shelves are 18" deep and 72" wide per unit.
• Capacity (per level): 800 lb per level for shelves 48" wide or less; 600 lb per level for shelves wider than 48" (evenly distributed).
• Total unit capacity: Complete shelf units hold up to 2000 lb.
• Compatibility: Designed for direct-wall, post-wall, and post-wall mounting within the Metro Super Erecta system.
• Accessories: Shelf ledges shown are not included and must be ordered separately.
• Footing: 14" shelving foot plates are required for freestanding units.
• Mobile configurations: For mobile units, maximum post height is 54". Not recommended to use 14" shelving with posts higher than 74".
• Sizing note: Depth × length × height: 18" × 72" configuration with a stainless steel finish.

Benefits

• Maximize storage density: High per-level and total unit capacities reduce the number of shelves needed, freeing up valuable floor space.
• Hygienic and durable: Stainless steel resists corrosion and is easy to wipe clean, making it suitable for foodservice, healthcare, labs, and industrial environments.
• Flexible installation: Configure for wall mounting or freestanding layouts, or convert to mobile aisles as your space evolves.
• Practical, scalable assembly: Build complete units with the exact number of shelves and posts, then tailor with shelf ledges later to fit your workflow.
• Long-term value in demanding settings: Robust design supports heavy loads and daily use in busy storage areas, backrooms, and prep zones.
• Ideal use cases: Dry goods storage in warehouses; prep and staging areas in kitchens; tool organization in workshops; and supply storage in laboratories—accommodating growing storage needs without sacrificing accessibility.