If file heights change, a bookcase built around four shelves set for adjustment and 200-pound shelf capacity adapts. Binders, reference books, and archived folders rarely occupy the same amount of space for long, leaving one shelf crowded while another has unused room above it. This five-shelf arrangement combines four adjustable shelves with one fixed shelf, so you can separate materials by use, department, or retention period without treating every opening as identical. For your records room, supply area, or general office storage, that flexibility lets you match shelf placement to the materials your staff actually handles. You can also account for the unit's stated capacity when planning where heavier groups of files or books will go.
The top, shelves, bottom, back, and sides are made from 22-gauge steel. All-welded construction joins the bookcase, while four shelves adjust on 1-inch centers and one shelf remains fixed. Shelf capacity is 200 pounds evenly distributed. Overall dimensions are 34 1/2-inch wide by 13-inch deep by 72-inch high, giving you a tall storage footprint with a clearly stated depth for planning placement along a wall or within a records area. These specifications let you compare the available vertical height, floor depth, shelf adjustment increments, and capacity against the materials your office needs to store.
You can choose from three available colors when coordinating the bookcase with your office storage plan. The 72-inch height gives you five shelf levels for arranging binders, books, folders, or other materials by team or frequency of use, while the 13-inch overall depth gives you a specific measurement to account for near walkways, walls, and adjacent furniture. The four adjustable shelves can be repositioned on 1-inch centers as your storage needs change, and the fixed shelf gives the five-shelf layout one permanent position. With 22-gauge steel used for the top, shelves, bottom, back, and sides, plus all-welded construction, you have a clearly specified steel storage unit to assign to the records, reference, or supply area your office is managing.
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