Extension racks
Metal extension racks, designed to expand basic shelves. Wide use in warehouses, archives, garages, offices and other storage areas. Extension racks have only one side, so it is not possible to build them as a separate rack, to assemble them you always need a base rack, one side of which then serves as a common side. One base rack can then be expanded into endless rows with extension racks. The assembly created in this way not only saves you money and space, but the result is a very robust and stable rack that can be used much more efficiently than just a series of base racks placed next to each other.
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Extension racks SUPER height 1576, depth 320 (14 models)
Code: 877850506
Extension racks SUPER height 1840, depth 320 (14 models)
Code: 877850527
Extension racks SUPER height 1972 mm, depth 320 mm (7 models)
Code: 877850549
Extension racks SUPER height 2500, depth 320 (7 models)
Code: 877850570
Extension racks SUPER height 1840, depth 500 (14 models)
Code: 877850695
Extension racks SUPER height 1576, depth 400 (14 models)
Code: 877850590
Extension racks SUPER height 1840, depth 400 (14 models)
Code: 877850611
Extension racks SUPER height 1972 mm, depth 400 mm (7 models)
Code: 877850633
Extension racks SUPER height 2500, depth 400 (7 models)
Code: 877850654
Extension racks SUPER height 1576, depth 500 (14 models)
Code: 877850674
Extension racks SUPER height 1972 mm, depth 500 mm (7 models)
Code: 877850717
Extension racks SUPER height 2500, depth 500 (7 models)
Code: 877850738
Extension racks SUPER height 1576, depth 600 (14 models)
Code: 877850758
Extension racks SUPER height 1840, depth 600 (14 models)
Code: 877850779
Extension racks SUPER height 1972 mm, depth 600 mm (7 models)
Code: 877850801
Extension racks SUPER height 2500, depth 600 (7 models)
Code: 877850822
Metal extension racks, designed to expand basic shelves. Wide use in warehouses, archives, garages, offices and other storage areas. Extension racks have only one side, so it is not possible to build them as a separate rack, to assemble them you always need a base rack, one side of which then serves as a common side. One base rack can then be expanded into endless rows with extension racks. The assembly created in this way not only saves you money and space, but the result is a very robust and stable rack that can be used much more efficiently than just a series of base racks placed next to each other.