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Crystals Heavy Duty 5 Tier Racking Shelf Garage Shelving Storage Shelves Unit (180x90x40cm) Sold + dispatched by Denny Shop
Crystals Heavy Duty 5 Tier Racking Shelf Garage Shelving Storage Shelves Unit (180x90x40cm) Sold + dispatched by Denny Shop
Crystals Heavy Duty 5 Tier Racking Shelf Garage Shelving Storage Shelves Unit (180x90x40cm) Sold + dispatched by Denny Shop
Crystals Heavy Duty 5 Tier Racking Shelf Garage Shelving Storage Shelves Unit (180x90x40cm) Sold + dispatched by Denny Shop
Crystals Heavy Duty 5 Tier Racking Shelf Garage Shelving Storage Shelves Unit (180x90x40cm) Sold + dispatched by Denny Shop
Crystals Heavy Duty 5 Tier Racking Shelf Garage Shelving Storage Shelves Unit (180x90x40cm) Sold + dispatched by Denny Shop
Crystals Heavy Duty 5 Tier Racking Shelf Garage Shelving Storage Shelves Unit (180x90x40cm) Sold + dispatched by Denny Shop
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Posted 11 September 2023

Crystals Heavy Duty 5 Tier Racking Shelf Garage Shelving Storage Shelves Unit (180x90x40cm) Sold + dispatched by Denny Shop

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Material: Galvanised Steel & MDF Boad
Post: 0.55mm Thickness
Load Capacity: 175kg (Evenly Distributed)
Box Gross Weight: 12kg
Product Size: 90 x 40 x 180cm (L x W x H)
Cleaning Instructions : Wipe With A Dry Cloth
5 Tier Racking Shelf
Heavy duty galvanized metal 5 Tier Racking Shelf is perfect for storage and organization of stock in warehouses and shops. This racking unit is sturdy and durable. It features five solid MDF shelves which are adjustable, molded feet, and can also be split to make two different units, a bench or a corner unit. This superb shelving unit is versatile and is perfect for warehouses, garages, stock rooms, and kitchens. Easy to assemble as no screws or bolts are used. Please note that each shelf has a maximum capacity of 175 Kgs.

These stock shelves are ideal as only a rubber mallet or a hammer may be needed so even the novice at DIY can build these (But this item does not include rubber mallets). The Steel frame is made from heavy-duty galvanized steel to give it the extra special look Storage racking & shelving units are ideal for use in garages, sheds, warehouses, workshops, garden centers, offices
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  1. airbus330's avatar
    good price.
    I bought 3 of these earlier this year and they are fine so long as you load them sensibly.
  2. JJ69's avatar
    These are far from heavy duty, you can easily bend with thumb and finger.
    MDog0101's avatar
    The individual pieces sure. But once you have them assembled I doubt it. Can’t speak for this one personally but assume you’re referring to this type in general. I have 2 up that probably have about 150-200kg on each and zero issues.
  3. greg.morse's avatar
    As said previously - "Heavy duty" gives you the impression that these will be mild steel or similar. They ARE NOT.
    They are more like hard/stiff/30 layers of tin foil - especially the uprights. Easily bent if miss-treated - however, serve the purpose they meant to which is once constructed, holding items on the shelves.
    Not built to climb on / hit/ use as a work bench.
  4. Parappathepappa's avatar
    Smaller size
  5. Exconnaught's avatar
    Just make sure you seal or paint the shelves to prevent mould growth.
    I had to spray down my shed last week and then throw 2 of the 4 shelving units away as the mould was unbelievable on them.
  6. ozodimal's avatar
    Built a similar set recently and used for storing garden consumables (sprays, packets, cartons, bottles, etc, in the garden shed. Nothing too heavy and well distributed. I primed the mdf boards with diluted PVA glue to seal them (two coats all round, particularly the edges) to discourage mould growth, Time will tell! As others have said, not overly robust but a good way to keep things tidy and off the floor.
  7. Crossbow's avatar
    These would be SO much better if they came with 9mm or thicker MFC (melamine faced chipboard) rather than the 5mm(?) MDF cbjltd.co.uk/new…ard, but they would also cost a lot more unfortunately.
    An example of what I mean diy.com/tim…ice

    50963306-3ApkN.jpg (edited)
    AaronCoughlin's avatar
    Cheers for your advice, would b&q melamine boards fit on to these shelves? The width of the shelf is 90cm and the boards are 80cm, but not sure what the internal measurements are. Thanks
  8. Proveright's avatar
    A more apt description would be
    "Crystals Wobbly 5 Tier Racking".
    You need to screw them to the wall. Or if free standing only put light stuff on.
    This where the HUKD policy of not including postage in the bold price is daft. What at first appears cheap is actually expensive, when compared to picking them up yourself from a DIY store, which offers on shelving come around again and again in circles.
    mike279's avatar
    Exactly, THANKYOU! This new price/postage separation thing is STUPID and needs reverting back.
  9. TopBargainer's avatar
    I got one of these. I use it to store empty space
  10. miketg89's avatar
    All the haters on here, can you please post a better deal to substantiate your arguments
    MDog0101's avatar
    Haters? For pointing out significant flaws in a product?

    Looks like everyone is speaking from personal experience to me.
  11. hu57l3r's avatar
    + £5.99 delivery 14 - 18 September
  12. Jonathan_Burnhams's avatar
    "Post: 0.55mm Thickness" how can that be called heavy duty!
    Ragdoll_Pigeon's avatar
    That's practically see-through
  13. Mind_Craft's avatar
    They are NOT heavy duty.
    But they will suffice if you need to store upright boxes in your office/man cave.

    Are they good? No
    Are they acceptable? Barely
    Would I buy it again? Possibly ..
  14. Splashmo's avatar
    Going off the comments it seems you get what you pay for. I’d just bought the shelving from Lidl (2 for £60), and was feeling a bit aggrieved after seeing this price. However the Lidl/Parkside ones are built like tanks so happy to spend the extra.
  15. shug119's avatar
    Good price
  16. st1's avatar
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    ThisIsFitz's avatar
    You sure?
    Options on the drop down menu are confusing?

    Look at the drop down menu, only option is 'additional shelf' (edited)
  17. grantwomack's avatar
    I bought some of these last week (from another supplier). They are a PITA to set up but seem to be good enough for holding tools and boxes in the shed. I may upgrade the thin MDF shelves for something more substantial in the future, but they'll work fine for now.
    chromeo12's avatar
    Aye - take so, so long to put together. Pretty decent for the price of them, though.
  18. UnknownConcept's avatar
    Anyone know any better alternatives to this which are sturdier?
    daver77's avatar
    I've had these 'monster racking' ones in the garage for over 5 years, very sturdy. They sell on eBay too

    amazon.co.uk/gp/…RNI (edited)
  19. Dildo's avatar
    Worst shelves I've ever bought!! Heavy duty........... thats just a filthy lie!! Bought 2, built first one, flimsy af, left some tools on it (not that heavy), and the shelf sank................
  20. ngs's avatar
    Bought 3 pairs from different deals; The Screwfix ones were fine with solid boards also.
    purvesjk's avatar
    Do you have a link?
  21. purvesjk's avatar
    Now £9.99 delivery per unit…
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