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Lorell 2,300 lb Capacity Riveted Steel Shelving

72" Height x 48" Width x 18" Depth - Recycled - Black - Steel, Particleboard - 1Each
Product Number: LLR59698
  • Reliable, sturdy storage for your heaviest supplies
  • High capacity: 2,300 lb. evenly distributed weight
  • Riveted steel frame with durable powder-coat finish and particleboard shelving
  • Vertical or horizontal setup
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Lorell 2,300 lb Capacity Riveted Steel Shelving - Iron Horse Riveted Steel Shelving offers a boltless design for simple assembly. It holds up to 2,300 lb. of evenly distributed weight on its particleboard shelving. The five shelves are supported by a black steel frame with a powder-coat finish for durability. Shelving assembles vertically or horizontally.

  • Reliable, sturdy storage for your heaviest supplies
  • High capacity: 2,300 lb. evenly distributed weight
  • Riveted steel frame with durable powder-coat finish and particleboard shelving
  • Vertical or horizontal setup
  • Simple assembly with boltless design
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Product Specifications

  • Assembly Required
    Yes
  • Brand Name
    Lorell
  • Color
    Black
  • Country of Origin
    United States
  • Depth
    18"
  • Dimensions
    72 in. X 48 in. X 18 in.
  • Features
    Durable
  • Finishing
    Powder Coated
  • Height
    72"
  • Manufacturer
    SP RICHARDS SP RICHARDS
  • Manufacturer Part Number
    59698
  • Material
    Particleboard Steel
  • Maximum Load Capacity
    2300 lb
  • Packaging
    1
  • Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent
    16 %
  • Post-consumer-waste%
    16%
  • Product Name
    2,300 lb Capacity Riveted Steel Shelving
  • Product Series
    Iron Horse
  • Product Type
    Storage Rack
  • Recycled
    Yes
  • Recycled Content
    30%
  • Refurbished
    N
  • Total Recycled Content Percent
    30 %
  • Width
    48"

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