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WOW300 Industrial Shelving - 300kg - Blue & Orange

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Key Features

  • Capacity: Up to 300kg UDL* per shelf
  • Shelves adjust in height every 35mm
  • 1.2mm Steelwork, 10mm chipboard
  • Single Piece Upright

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Product Description

WOW300 1500mm High Heavy Duty Shelving is the ideal choice for maximising storage in garages, workshops, or industrial units with lower ceiling heights. With a huge 300kg UDL per shelf capacity, this unit delivers serious strength in a space-saving format. Built with heavy-gauge steel and 10mm chipboard, it’s a compact unit with industrial-sized performance.

Why Buy WOW300 1500mm High Industrial Racking?
Space-Saving Strength
  • At 1500mm tall, it fits under lower ceilings while still delivering up to 1200kg UDL per bay.
Adjustable Shelves for Versatile Storage
  • Change shelf heights in 35mm increments to suit boxes, tools, or stock.
Durable Steel Frame
  • Made from 1.2mm thick powder-coated steel for long-term industrial use.
Robust Shelf Decking
  • 10mm chipboard shelves provide a sturdy base for even the heaviest items.
Stable One-Piece Uprights
  • No joins, no wobble—just rock-solid support for your storage needs.

The 1500mm high WOW300 is perfect for garages, home workshops, stockrooms, and any commercial space where height is limited but strength is essential. Whether you're storing heavy tools, cleaning up clutter, or managing industrial stock, this heavy duty shelving unit delivers dependable industrial racking performance in a compact, efficient design.

Please Note

If the height of the shelving unit equals 4 times its depth, it must be secured against tipping with suitable floor or wall fasteners. It’s best practice to always secure shelving units.

Accessories

WOW300 Bay Connectors - Pack of 6 Connects 2 Bays Together
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Assembly instructions

WOW300 Shelving Assembly Instructions

FAQs

Can you add castors to your shelving?

No, our industrial shelving systems are designed to be static and are not compatible
with castors. Adding wheels can compromise the stability and safety of the structure.
What does UDL weight capacity mean?

UDL stands for Uniformly Distributed Load. This means the weight capacity
applies when the load is evenly spread across the shelf, not concentrated in one
spot (point-loading). Uneven loading can reduce stability and damage the shelving.
Does the top beam count as a level?

Yes, all structural beams count as a shelf level. Our shelves are adjustable and can
be positioned to your requirements but we recommend a level at the top and bottom
to create a solid structure.
Can I raise the lowest level to store something underneath?

Yes, the levels are adjustable, and you can raise the bottom shelf for clearance.
However, we recommend keeping the lowest level no higher than 700mm to
maintain stability and safe loading.
Are they suitable for a fish tank?

No, we don’t recommend using our shelving for fish tanks. Tanks place heavy,
localized pressure on shelves, and water movement adds stress.
What tools are needed?

Assembly is simple and typically only requires a rubber mallet. A flat-head
screwdriver helps with centre supports, and a drill is needed if wall-fixing.
Do I need to attach the shelving to a wall?

Not necessarily. Our industrial shelving is designed to be free-standing and stable on
its own. However, for added safety we recommend securing units to a wall or floor
using appropriate brackets or fixings.