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4-Tier Heavy-Duty Garage Shelving

4-Tier Heavy-Duty Garage Shelving

Regular price $279.99 USD
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A floor pile becomes four levels
Four tiers of wall to ceiling storage
Assembles by hand in minutes
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Description

This 4-tier heavy-duty garage shelving is a 2400lb adjustable steel rack with boltless assembly, built for tools, paint, boxes and bulk storage in a garage or workshop. Most domestic shelving is rated for boxes of paperwork and bows the moment you put a toolbox on it. This Calmility unit carries 600 lbs per tier and 2400 lbs in total, which covers tyres, paint, power tools, tinned stock and the kind of weight a garage or a workshop actually generates rather than the weight a catalogue photograph implies.

Height between the four tiers adjusts, so you set the spacing around what you own instead of leaving half a shelf of dead air above every box. At 40 inches wide and 19.5 inches deep it takes standard storage crates two across without overhang, and the open frame means long items can sit across two tiers when they need to. Assembly is bolt-together and the tiers reposition later, so the unit adapts as the contents of a garage change rather than being fixed to the layout you chose on day one.

The structure is SPCC carbon steel with a high-standard powder coating that resists oxidation, rust and scratching in an unheated garage. Distribute weight evenly across each tier, load the lower shelves first, and secure the unit to a wall where children or pets can reach it. Free US shipping on every order, with 30 day returns and refunds.

  • 4 tiers, adjustable heights
  • Capacity: 600 lbs per tier, 2400 lbs total
  • Size: 40in W x 19.5in D
  • Material: SPCC carbon steel with powder coating
  • Distribute weight evenly; secure to a wall around children or pets
  • Free US shipping on every order
  • 30 day returns and refunds

30-Day Returns and Refunds

We want you to love your purchase. If you are not satisfied, you may request a return or refund within 30 days of delivery.

Items must be unused and in their original condition for change-of-mind returns. If your item arrives damaged, defective, incorrect, or significantly different from what you ordered, contact us with photos and we will make it right.

Refunds are issued to the original payment method after the return is approved and/or received, depending on the reason for the return.

Customers are responsible for return shipping costs for change-of-mind returns. We cover return-related costs when an item arrives damaged, defective, or incorrect.

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Heavy duty garage shelving loaded with bins and cans

Built For Real Garage Weight

Paint cans, power tools, bulk supplies and storage bins all go on here at once. The boxed steel beams are rated for the kind of weight a garage actually produces.

Four tier garage shelving stacked with bins

Four Tiers, Floor To Ceiling

Four full width tiers use the height of the wall instead of the floor, so the car, the bikes and the walkway all get their space back.

Garage shelving assembled and loaded by hand

Goes Together Without Tools

The beams lock into the uprights by hand and the decks drop on top. One person can have it standing and loaded in an afternoon with no hardware at all.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much weight will it take?

Hundreds of pounds per tier when the load is spread evenly, which covers paint, tools, bulk storage and heavy bins with room to spare.

Do I need tools to build it?

No. The beams and uprights lock together by hand, and a rubber mallet is the only thing that speeds it up. There are no bolts to lose.

Can I change the shelf heights?

Yes. The uprights are punched along their length, so you set each tier where your bins and cans actually need it.

Will it handle a damp garage or basement?

The steel is powder coated for exactly that, and the decks lift out if you ever want to wipe them down.

Does it need to be anchored to the wall?

It stands on its own once the load is sensible, with the heavier items low. Anchoring is an easy option if you want extra reassurance.

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