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The storage capacity in weight of the entire unit (three sections) is a massive 2,250kg. If you do have this weight of stuff, maybe look at whether you really need it all. Bear in mind that the weight must be distributed equally over each shelf. And also that the shelves have no support bar underneath them, so you might want to screw some lengths of wood there yourself. Pros Can split into two half-height bays of shelves (of three shelves and two shelves) if you need more headroom between shelving. You can also try to add extra ventilation to your garage and maybe a garage heater to help deter mode too. The VonHaus 5 Tier Garage Shelving is the closest to a standard size garage shelving unit of the models in our review. It’s also the least expensive selection.
Overall the quality is very good, the frame is powder-coated in graphite grey which makes it look good but it also adds protection against rust, which is even more important.
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When I seen 200kg per shelf I thought great and when I seen the price I thought even better !! but when I started building this unit I thought no way , its so unstable and flimsy , I thought it was good it managed to stand unaided. Having an organised and tidy workspace or storage space has many advantages: you know what you have and you can see it at a glance; you don’t buy doubles of an item you can’t find; you can find what you’re looking for without having to pull everything out on to the floor where you probably leave it, and you feel that you deserve a treat for clearing up. Assembly Instructions - Storalex VRS Heavy Duty Industrial Shelving - 280 / 325kg - 1200 / 1500 / 1800mm wide
Most garage storage units are marked as freestanding, meaning that they just stand up on their own on the garage or workshop floor. However, the stability of these shelving bays is of concern to quite a few online reviewers. Admittedly, the shelving may seem flimsy and unsafe until you put the shelves in and some heavy items on them. However, some manufacturers recommend that you bolt the shelving to a wall for extra stability. But not all shelving frames provide drill holes to do this through. Consider how and where you plan to use the shelving and make arrangements for securing it to a wall if possible. Take a look at how heavy the items are that you plan to put on the shelves. Place the heavier ones on the lower shelves. In addition, users report that they’ve replaced some or all of the shelves with pieces of solid wood to provide a strong surface on which to store their objects. Alternatively, add or reinforce the support on the undersides of the MDF shelves. Assembly Industrial grade, heavy duty garage shelving. Each level can hold up to 600kg per level (at 1600mm wide, other widths vary) evenly distributed.Dimensions: Straight shelving: 75cm (width); 30cm (depth) and 150cm (height) – Corner shelving: 75cm (width); 30cm depth) and 150cm (height).
This unit’s metal frame has a medium grey hammered metal finish that won’t look out of place in an indoors craft room or art studio. The edges of the five MDF shelves are also finished in this style. Although online users report the usual problems with the MDF material of the shelves – mould and sagging – VonHaus is the only manufacturer in this review to recommend that owners of this unit resurface the MDF shelves every year with a weather-resistant treatment. For the price, I may have expected it to be a little better than it is. The MDF shelves are around 5mm or thereabouts so maybe slightly more heavy-duty shelves would be better. However, it’s worth noting there is a steel support strut in the middle of each shelf so I don’t expect it to sag in the middle. Safely store all of your items, even the heavy ones! Each level can hold up to 200kg / 280kg, evenly distributed - the entire bay is tested to hold 1000kg / 1,400kg, evenly distributed. And along with this, all the models we look at have the feature of being used at half-height as a workbench with shelves underneath. And don’t worry about having to cram a tall object onto an undersized gap between the shelves – all the shelving units have adjustable shelf spacing, usually in 35mm increments.
The dimensions of this VonHaus unit are a width of 90cm, a height of 180cm, and a depth of 40cm (just 5cm narrower than the standard width). Use the unit at its full height for the most shelf space or divide it into two half-height parts for double duty as a workbench. Pros Safely store all of your items, even the heavy ones! Some levels can hold up to 200kg / 280kg, evenly distributed
Safely store all of your items, even the heavy ones! Each level can hold up to 200kg, evenly distributed - each bay is tested to hold 800kg, evenly distributed. Arguably the most versatile shelving system on the market, Storalex garage shelving units feature movable support beams. Simply slide the support beam along to suit the load! You also can also ‘double up’ support beams where necessary, adding extra support to shelves with heavy loads and remove unnecessary support beams for shelves with light loads. Individual levels can be configured to a height to suit your items, adjustable every 35mm. Assembly Instructions - Storalex VRS Heavy Duty Garage Shelving - 280 / 325kg - 1200 / 1500 / 1800mm wide Not a quality product...achieves value for money and.... will do the job with a few interventions . The metal frame of these shelving units is finished in a graphite-grey powder coating for strength and rust resistance. This softens the angular industrial appearance of the long length of three sets of shelves. The frame may feel quite flimsy until you put the shelves in and place your items on them. However, be careful of the thin metal as some users report being cut by it. As far as stability goes, the manufacturer does recommend that you screw the frame into the wall to make it extra safe which we also recommend, better to be safe than sorry as they say.Each shelving level can hold up to 280kg, evenly distributed - the entire shelving unit is tested to hold 1,400kg, evenly distributed.
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