Before your next inventory count, your storage may already be asking more of your team than the room can support, making shelving a measured way to put boxed materials where you can account for them. The 48-inch wide by 24-inch deep by 85-inch high overall dimensions let you plan around a vertical footprint instead of letting supplies spread across available floor space. With six shelves, this gives your storage plan a visible structure: you can assign locations, review what is stored, and keep frequently used materials from becoming a pile beside a desk or work area. For an office, warehouse, or supply room, that means your team has a specific place to organize items that otherwise compete for floor space.
The steel shelving uses a box beam shelf design with double-sided compression clips. Each shelf supports loads up to 725 pounds when evenly loaded, giving you a stated capacity to use when planning where heavier boxes or supplies belong. The shelves lock in place and can be repositioned in 1-inch increments, so your storage layout can account for different item heights without treating the initial arrangement as permanent. Corner brackets help prevent rocking and improve the stability and rigidity of the overall unit. A hat channel underneath every shelf increases overall strength, while the six-shelf configuration gives you multiple levels for separating materials by department, project, or frequency of use. The dimensions describe the overall shelving, so you can measure the intended location before assigning it to your storage plan.
As your inventory changes, you can reposition the shelves in set 1-inch increments to match the materials you need to store, then lock each shelf in place. The dark gray finish establishes the available appearance for the shelving while keeping the planning conversation focused on capacity, shelf placement, and the space you have measured. Use the 48-inch width, 24-inch depth, and 85-inch height to evaluate clearance and placement in your room. Use the 725-pound capacity per evenly loaded shelf when deciding how to distribute supplies across the six levels. You are not left estimating what the structure can carry or how its shelves can be arranged; the supplied dimensions, capacity, clips, brackets, and shelf adjustment increments give your team specific points for organizing the storage area.
Ships ready for easy assembly.