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The 205-BS1872 Jaken Wire Shelf 18x72 in Black is designed for durability and versatility in industrial shelving and warehouse racking. Its open-wire construction enhances air circulation while the black powder-coated finish resists chips and scratches. With adjustable heights in 1" increments and tool-free assembly, this shelf is perfect for various storage needs, from retail stockrooms to lab shelving.
205-BS1872 Jaken Wire Shelf 18x72 - Black is a durable, open-wire shelving shelf intended for industrial shelving and warehouse racking applications, combining a black powder-coat finish with boltless assembly compatibility for versatile steel storage racks.
Open wire construction improves air circulation and reduces dust buildup; black powder-coated finish resists chips and scratches for long life; adjustable shelf heights in 1" increments allow flexible layouts; tool-free, clip-style (boltless) assembly enables quick installation and reconfiguration. Designed to integrate with Jaken posts and accessories for heavy-duty shelving and boltless shelving systems.
Dimensions: 18" x 72" (nominal). Material: steel wire with black powder-coat. Typical shelf capacity for 18" x 72" listings: approximately 300 lb (actual capacity varies by system configuration and number of support posts). Shelf adjustability: 1" increments. Finish options noted in catalogs include black powder coat, chrome, and green epoxy. Assembly: clip/rivet boltless style; compatible posts and accessories sold separately.
Ideal for warehouse storage, retail stockrooms, backroom organization, light industrial and facility maintenance storage, and office or lab shelving where air circulation, visibility and flexible configuration are required.
| Item # | JK-205-BS1872 |
| Weight | 14.1 |
| Brand | Jaken |
| Category | Shelving & Storage Racks |
| Official_catalog_source | woocommerce-manufacturer-export |
| Official_brand | Jaken |
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