Racking and Shelving 275 kg · 180x120x60 cm · Galvanized
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Description · Racking and Shelving 275 kg
This heavy-duty racking and shelving provides a robust storage solution for Irish workshops, garages, and stockrooms requiring maximum durability. Measuring 180 cm high by 120 cm wide with a deep 60 cm profile, this 5-tier system features a corrosion-resistant galvanised finish built for long-lasting industrial performance. Each height-adjustable shelf supports up to 275 kg, delivering an impressive 1375 kg overall capacity for manual stock handling. Designed with a convenient boltless assembly, this steel racking and shelving setup allows effortless installation without complex tools, making it ideal for organising bulky equipment, inventory, and heavy containers safely. The shelves are MDF boards on steel beams.
These sheet-steel shelving units are the robust and efficient solution you are looking for to organize your storage space impeccably. Designed to withstand considerable loads, each of its 5 levels can hold up to 275 kg per shelf. This load capacity allows you to safely store tools, machinery, boxes, or any type of bulky merchandise, making the most of every inch. Its generous dimensions of 180 cm high, 120 cm wide, and 60 cm deep maximize storage capacity in any workshop, garage, or warehouse, making access to each item more convenient and direct. The versatility of these sheet-steel shelving units makes them a superior option to others with lower capacity, adapting perfectly to the needs of industrial and professional environments. The 5 levels carry MDF boards resting on steel beams: the frame is steel, while the surface of each shelf is board, not sheet metal.
Compared to other less resistant options, sheet-steel shelving units offer exceptional durability, making them a smart choice for those seeking a reliable long-term product. The open structure and shelf design facilitate quick identification of contents and direct access to any item. They are ideal for a wide variety of uses, from organizing parts in a mechanic's workshop to storing inventory in a small shop or managing documents in an office. The sturdiness and load capacity of these sheet-steel shelving units guarantee that your belongings will be safe and accessible at all times, optimizing the productivity and order of your workspace.
Sheet-steel shelving units stand out for their resistance and versatility, ideal for efficiently organizing any workspace. With a robust load capacity of up to 275 kg per level, these models allow for safe storage of tools, machinery, or considerable volumes of merchandise. Their open design facilitates direct access to each item, optimizing visibility and order. The construction of these sheet-steel shelving units, designed for intensive use, makes them a superior option for industrial and professional environments, guaranteeing reliable and durable storage.
The assembly of these sheet-steel shelving units is one of their great advantages. Thanks to a quick assembly system that requires no bolts, you can set up the 5 levels in minutes. This agility facilitates not only initial installation but also future relocation or expansion of storage space. The galvanized finish not only gives the sheet-steel shelving units a professional look but also ensures excellent resistance to corrosion, extending their lifespan and making them a solid investment for workshops, garages, or storage rooms where durable, high-capacity storage is required.
Frequently asked questions · Racking and Shelving 275 kg
How much weight can this heavy-duty racking and shelving support on each level?
What are the exact dimensions of this storage module and what fits on it?
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How is this metal setup assembled and what finish does it feature?
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Applicable regulations in Ireland · Racking and Shelving 275 kg · 180x120x60 cm · Galvanized
Domestic use (garage, storage room)
In Ireland, a shelving unit fitted in the garage, attic or utility room of a private home is not governed by workplace safety law: the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 and the General Application Regulations 2007 bind employers, not householders. What does apply is general product safety. Regulation (EU) 2023/988 (GPSR), applicable since 13 December 2024, requires that only safe products be placed on the market (art. 5) and that a distance-selling offer clearly shows the manufacturer's name, postal and electronic address and any safety warnings (art. 19); in Ireland it is enforced by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission under S.I. No. 726/2024, which also requires that this information, and the safety information supplied with the product, be in English (Reg. 5).. The Consumer Rights Act 2022 adds that goods must come with the installation instructions a consumer may reasonably expect (s. 18) and that an incorrect installation due to shortcomings in those instructions is a lack of conformity (s. 19). Our advice: anchor the unit to the wall against tipping and never exceed the stated maximum load per shelf.
Professional use with manual loading
In Ireland, shelving in a workshop, shop or stockroom with employees is work equipment: the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007 (S.I. No. 299/2007) define that as any installation for use at work (Reg. 2) and set the employer’s duties in Part 2, Chapter 2, giving effect to the EU Work Equipment Directive, now codified as Directive 2009/104/EC: installed and located correctly and suitable for the work (Reg. 28); stabilised by clamping or some other means where necessary for safety (Reg. 33), for a tall unit fixed to the wall; kept safe by adequate maintenance throughout its working life (Reg. 31); and erected or dismantled following the manufacturer’s instructions (Reg. 28(o)). Because a bolted unit’s safety depends on how it is installed, Reg. 30 requires an initial inspection after installation and after re-assembly at any new location, plus periodic inspections by a competent person where it is exposed to conditions causing deterioration, with results kept for 5 years. The Health and Safety Authority’s Work at Height / Falling Objects information sheet asks for the maximum safe load prominently marked on all racks, no overloading, and racking checked regularly for damage and not used until repaired or replaced. EN 15635, the European standard on use and maintenance, is a reference, not a legal obligation.
Guidance based on current regulations; it does not replace the legal text or professional advice. · Last checked: 2026-09-08







