Rubbermaid FG618000BLA Mobile Cabinet Workbench 38 in Black
- Wheelbarrows & Carts
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Gray steel wire shelf measures 18 by 48 inches and supports 600 lb with quick-adjust levers and an NSF-rated epoxy finish
This Quantum wire shelf measures 18 inches deep by 48 inches wide and supports up to 600 lb per shelf. The steel construction uses an epoxy finish in gray and meets NSF standards. A quick-adjust lever allows height changes without tools.
The quick-adjust lever is the feature that determines fit for your setup; it lets you reposition the shelf on compatible posts in seconds. Buyers who need a fixed-height shelf or a different adjustment mechanism should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | QUANTUM |
| Product type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
The 600 lb rating is the maximum evenly distributed load the 18 x 48 in steel shelf can hold when properly assembled on its posts.
The quick-adjust lever lets you reposition the shelf in 1 in increments along the posts without tools, locking each level securely at the chosen height.
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