Stainless Wall Shelf 305 × 914 mm
Stainless Wall Shelf 305 × 914 mm
Get it off the bench.
A metre of shelf above the bench is a metre of bench you get back, and this one carries more than most people will ever put on it.
The shelf is 305 mm deep, which is enough for a row of containers, a stack of plates or the sauces and oils that otherwise crowd the work surface. Reinforced triangular brackets carry it, and the whole thing is rated to 136 kg. That is a shelf that takes a microwave and a stack of pots without a second thought.
It is 430 stainless, so it wipes down with the splashback and does not care about steam. There are no sharp edges, so there is nothing to catch on at head height.
Features
- Reinforced triangular brackets
- 136 kg rating
- Mounting hardware included
- 305 mm deep, 914 mm long
- Room for containers, plates or a microwave
- Smooth stainless, wipes clean
- Cafe back bars and coffee stations
- Along the pass for plates and inserts
- Laundries, garages and workshops
Specification
| Brand | Vevor |
|---|---|
| Length | 914 mm |
| Depth | 305 mm |
| Rating | 136 kg |
| Net weight | 3.15 kg |
| Material | 430 stainless |
| Brackets | Reinforced triangular |
| Edges | No sharp edges |
| Mounting hardware | Included |
Questions
Can it go on plasterboard?
The brackets can, but the load cannot. Screw into the studs behind the board, or into solid masonry. A shelf rated to 136 kg needs a fixing that can carry it; plasterboard anchors on their own will pull out under a real load.
Where do the brackets go?
Wherever the studs are. Measure and mark the mounting points on the wall first, drill, then fit the brackets and shelf with the hardware supplied and tighten the screws.
Will it take a microwave?
A domestic microwave is about 300 mm deep and well inside a 136 kg rating, so it sits within the shelf. Leave clearance above it for the vent.
Is the edge sharp?
No. The shelf is finished with no sharp edges, so there is nothing to catch a head or a hand on at that height.
Can I fit two above each other?
Yes. Leave enough gap between shelves for whatever the lower one holds with its lid on. Each shelf needs its own fixings into the wall.