Teams handling paper use a bookcase featuring five shelf positions that adjust, welded steel construction, and 200-pound shelf capacity. When shared manuals, binders, and project files move between desks, conference rooms, and storage areas, people spend time looking for material. A bookcase puts that requirement in view: you can decide which materials belong together, where they should sit, and how your team will return them after use. For an office manager or facility director, that means planning around actual shelf locations. This bookcase gives you a place to establish a consistent reference point while keeping your storage plan visible to the people who use it.
The construction details matter when you are assigning books, binders, or reference materials to a shared storage plan. This standard bookcase uses 22-gauge steel for the top, shelves, bottom, back, and sides. Its all-welded construction joins those listed steel components into one unit. Five shelves are adjustable, and one shelf is fixed; the adjustable shelves move on 1-inch centers, so you can set their positions in measured increments. The stated shelf capacity is 200 pounds evenly distributed. Overall dimensions are 34 1/2-inch wide by 13-inch deep by 82-inch high, giving you the measurements needed to plan placement against walls, alongside work areas, or within a records zone.
Your final choice comes down to how the storage plan fits the room and how the shelves need to be assigned. Choose from three colors to coordinate the bookcase with your office's existing palette. Use the five adjustable shelves for materials with different heights, while the fixed shelf provides one location that stays in place. Because adjustments occur on 1-inch centers, your team can document shelf positions as part of its shared storage routine. The 200-pound evenly distributed shelf capacity gives you a stated limit to consider when grouping materials. With overall dimensions of 34 1/2-inch wide by 13-inch deep by 82-inch high, this standard bookcase lets you evaluate wall space, traffic paths, and access before you finalize the placement. That leaves you with a bookcase specified around your room, your materials, and your operating habits.
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