£14.99 :wink:
Keter 5-Tier Heavy Duty Shelving

£14.99 :wink:
Keter 5-Tier Heavy Duty Shelving

good find op, heat added

I voted hot but actually I've bought this unit for 9.99 in homebase a couple years ago... must have been on offer at the time cause I bought two.

I also got this £9.99 at homebase before Xmas

Got a couple of these in the garage. Best Buy ever* makes such a difference. (*overstatement alert)

The plastic shelves break too easily. I bought home gear metal shelves from sports HQ and they are bigger and stronger. They are easy to put up and look a lot better in my garage. :smiley:

10BXAPR16 for 10% off total price.

Homegear’s five-tier shelving unit is one of the most rugged on the market. Constructed from heavy-duty steel, each of the five MDF shelves can store an astonishing 265kg. That is unheard of compared to your average shelves.

This unit is also remarkably versatile. As well as shelves, you can also convert this to be a workbench or corner unit. The boltless design, slotted construction, and adjustable shelves will make it simple to make adjustments.

Conform to EN14749 standard
Use as shelving, bench, or corner unit
Steel construction
Powder-coated frame
Boltless design
Slotted construction
MDF shelves x 5
Adjustable shelves every 4cm
For domestic

Product weight: 25kg
Frame thickness: 1.2mm
Shelf thickness: 7.0mm
Shelving unit dimensions: 90cm x 45cm x 180cm
Workbench dimensions: 90cm x 45cm x 90cm

Postage £2.99
http://www.thesportshq.com/homegear-heavy-duty-5-tier-storage-shelving-unit.aspx?

Hi I been looking for shelving and decided on eBay I got 3 bays of extra wide 1.2 mt by 1.8 mt high and 400 mm deep metal heavy duty for £51 delivered there on an auction so could be higher or lower better by than these plastic ones

Very useful these, and the smaller 2 shelf items posted on here recently. Few tips. Read the instructions before assembly. There seems to be a very slight curve on the front of the shelves, and if you want them to match look very carefully. If it seems that a lot of force is needed, that means you have not lined them up correctly. There should not be excessive force used.

Final tip for indoors - like a lot of houses I do not have solid internal walls. I do not want to drill, and use special fittings, so, the tip is put something small under the front legs to tip back against the wall slightly. I use 2p coins. These are not so good for really heavy use, but brilliant for light and bulky items. I use them for keeping multiple desktop computers in some sort of order.Heavier items on the bottom shelf and placed as far back as possible. When stacking two of the smaller units I did fasten them together with wooden blocks cut to size. They are not safe just stacked on top of each other.

Here endeth the lesson!

Got these from screwfix with the intention of storing food, bottles of wine ect just to free up kitchen cupboard space, the problem is the shelves bow under any reasonable wieght, buyer beware

Had mine, very easy to assemble and sturdy. Worth paying.

Your opinion or marketing speak? :neutral_face:

I have two and they're good for plenty. Not all of us need to store engine blocks and anvils.

cheaper in Aldi 14.99