Not every facility can store bulk loads without a cabinet with 400-pound shelves and three-point locking. This 48-inch-wide cabinet provides 13 more cubic feet of storage than a 36-inch-wide cabinet, giving you a larger place for bulky materials that do not fit comfortably in smaller storage footprints. The three-point door locking system lets you keep those contents in secured storage, while integrated levelers keep the unit level on uneven floors. For a facility director managing limited storage rooms, the question is not whether you need another cabinet; it is whether the cabinet can take the load and fit the space you have.
Inside, the shelves use box-formed construction and adjust in two-inch increments, so you can set the interior around the materials assigned to this cabinet. Each shelf will hold up to 400 pounds when the weight is evenly distributed. The cabinet uses heavy gauge steel throughout, with 16 gauge steel specified for the door frame. Each extra-wide door rides on four leaf hinges, and the three-point locking system secures the doors. Overall dimensions are 78-inch high by 48-inch wide by 18-inch deep, giving you the measurements needed to confirm aisle clearance, wall placement, and available storage-room depth before you order.
Your configuration starts with the adjustable shelf system: shelves move in two-inch increments. The 78-inch height uses vertical space, while the 18-inch depth gives you a specific footprint to compare with baseboards, walls, and traffic paths. The cabinet is specified with a powder coat paint finish, and the integrated levelers let you account for uneven flooring. Use the locking system for stored materials that need secured access, and use the shelf capacity as a planning figure only when contents are distributed evenly. With its 48-inch width, steel construction, adjustable shelves, and measured footprint, this tall storage cabinet gives you a clear basis for assigning oversized supplies, files, or equipment to one location and managing the room around it.