A crowded shelf does not become orderly, and your office needs a fixed place for records, binders, and reference materials; this standard bookcase measures 36 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 72 inches high. When materials are left in temporary stacks, people spend time searching, shelves become difficult to read, and the next filing decision gets made under pressure. Four adjustable shelves and a raised bottom shelf give you a specific way to organize vertical storage while keeping the lowest shelf raised. For an office manager or facility director, that means the footprint and shelf arrangement can be considered together before you assign a wall, department, or records area.
The bookcase uses welded steel construction and a finish. Its four shelves adjust on 1-inch centers, so each shelf can be repositioned in set 1-inch increments rather than treated as fixed. The raised bottom shelf is a separate stated feature of the configuration. Overall dimensions are 36 inches wide by 18 inches deep by 72 inches high. Those measurements let you compare the unit with the wall length, aisle clearance, and available height you have already measured. Because the dimensions are overall dimensions, use them for placement planning rather than treating them as a shelf or work-surface measurement. The specifications give you the exact details needed to map the bookcase into your storage plan: welded steel construction, four adjustable shelves, 1-inch shelf increments, a raised bottom shelf, and the listed finish.
Your configuration decision centers on how you want the four shelves arranged for the materials assigned to this unit. Since the shelves adjust on 1-inch centers, you can plan spacing around the records, binders, or reference materials you expect to place there, while the raised bottom shelf remains part of the stated configuration. The 72-inch height, 36-inch width, and 18-inch depth also give your team a clear checklist for selecting the location and checking the available wall and floor dimensions. The minimum quantity is two, so your purchasing plan should account for at least two standard bookcases rather than a single-unit order. Review the overall dimensions, shelf adjustment increments, welded steel construction, raised bottom shelf, and finish together when you finalize the specification. This gives you a concrete basis for assigning storage, coordinating quantities, and documenting what your office ordered.
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