Five-Tier Heavy-Duty Storage Shelving, Adjustable 24 x 48 x 72 Inch Rack with Split Configuration
Five-tier heavy-duty storage shelving organizes tools, supplies and bulky household items in garages, warehouses, kitchens, pantries and laundry rooms. VEVOR’s source-linked configuration measures 24 inches deep by 48 inches wide by 72 inches high, combining an SPCC carbon-steel frame with engineered-wood shelf boards and adjustable tier heights.
The source-linked listing states a 2,000-pound total capacity and 400 pounds per shelf, while a separate description section states 3,000 pounds total and 600 pounds per shelf. Use the rating and assembly instructions supplied with the selected configuration. The boltless press-fit rack can split into two lower storage units, and included rubber foot pads help protect floors. Powder coating resists rust and scratches, while the supplied rubber mallet and gloves support assembly without a separate toolbox. Numerous MDF-board and all-metal sizes are listed.
Specifications
- Brand: VEVOR
- Product: Heavy-duty storage shelving
- Tiers: 5
- Source-linked size: 24 D x 48 W x 72 H in
- Source-linked set: MDF shelf boards
- Frame: SPCC carbon steel stated
- Source-linked capacity: 2000 lb total and 400 lb per shelf stated
- Separate description capacity: 3000 lb total and 600 lb per shelf stated
- Capacity note: Source sections conflict; follow selected product instructions
- Shelf height: Adjustable
- Configuration: Can split into two lower racks
- Assembly: Boltless press-fit design
- Included: Rubber mallet gloves and 16 rubber foot pads
- Finish: Powder coated
- Finish features: Rust and scratch resistant stated
- Options: Multiple MDF and all-metal sizes
Frequently Asked Questions
What capacity should I use for planning?
The source-linked VEVOR listing states 2,000 pounds total and 400 pounds per shelf, while another description states 3,000 and 600 pounds. Follow the rating supplied with your selected rack.
Can the shelving be divided into two units?
Yes. The five-tier rack is described as splitting into two shorter storage configurations.
Does assembly require bolts and nuts?
No. The rack uses a boltless press-fit design and includes a rubber mallet and gloves.
Are all variants the same material?
No. The listed size range includes both engineered-wood shelf-board and all-metal configurations.