[Case Study of Steel Rack Implementation] Installed as a substitute for a cupboard.

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last updated：Oct 26, 2022

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Tableware can be stored up to 300 kg per tier! A case study with earthquake-resistant options included.

We would like to introduce a case where six medium-duty steel racks (load capacity of 300kg per shelf) were installed as a substitute for a cupboard. This product is a bolt-less type that can be assembled without using any bolts. Each component can be secured by fitting the claws into the holes and striking them with a rubber hammer (combination hammer). Compared to conventional bolt-fixed types, it significantly reduces assembly time and allows anyone to assemble it accurately without mistakes. Additionally, for earthquake measures, a "tipping prevention base" was purchased this time, which increases the contact area with the floor, making it more resistant to lateral shaking from earthquakes and impacts. 【Case Overview】 ■ Type: Medium-duty steel rack ■ Load capacity: 300kg per shelf ■ Quantity: 6 units *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Introduction Effects】 ■ Can store up to 300 kg per shelf for tableware - Given that a typical 25 cm plate weighs about 700 g, it can accommodate approximately 429 plates per shelf. ■ Easy to assemble with a bolt-free design. ■ The "anti-tipping base" increases the contact area with the floor, making it more resistant to lateral shaking from earthquakes and impacts. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.