I am scared of putting weight on the shelves and making them move down, is there a lock system?
1144007
This is not a problem. I have several hundred pounds per shelf. The sleeve system, used to install the racks locks the shelf in place. The more pressure put on it, the tighter it holds.
1144008
Hello, This can hold up to 1,000 lbs. per shelf (evenly distributed). The shelf do lock into place with the clips for the shelving. Thanks
1144009
Hello,This can hold up to 1,000 lbs. per shelf (evenly distributed). The shelf do lock into place with the clips for the shelving.Thanks
1144010
The shelves do have a locking system and it is very secure. Most of my shelves have a couple hundred pounds on them and I've had no problems.
1747363
Yes, I know it can. I had the same question as you did when I first purchased them, and I was nervous that the shelves would not hold. They do. While typing I am looking at them right now and the shelves are strong. A suggestion that I have is, put the heavier books on the bottom shelf, and the shelf that is the 2nd one up, because these shelves are secured to the sides. In addition to being a college student, I am also a school teachers. I put my teachers edition textbooks on these shelves, and They are holding up fine. Actually most of my books are hardback that are on the shelves. I am very pleased with how these shelves look and how they hold their weight. Yes, I know it can. I had the same question as you did when I first purchased them, and I was nervous that the shelves would not hold. They do. While typing I am looking at them right now and the shelves are strong. A suggestion that I have is, put the heavier books on the bottom shelf, and the shelf that is the 2nd one up, because these shelves are secured to the sides. In addition to being a college student, I am also a school teachers. I put my teachers edition textbooks on these shelves, and They are holding up fine. Actually most of my books are hardback that are on the shelves. I am... » Read More Yes, I know it can. I had the same question as you did when I first purchased them, and I was nervous that the shelves would not hold. They do. While typing I am looking at them right now and the shelves are strong. A suggestion that I have is, put the heavier books on the bottom shelf, and the shelf that is the 2nd one up, because these shelves are secured to the sides. In addition to being a college student, I am also a school teachers. I put my teachers edition textbooks on these shelves, and They are holding up fine. Actually most of my books are hardback that are on the shelves. I am very pleased with how these shelves look and how they hold their weight. « Show Less
1819200
Yes. You can adjust the shelves at any level you like. The unit comes with black snap on pieces that attach to the long poles; the poles have marks (indentations) that allow you to mark where the shelves will be placed. Just be sure that you count or measure at the same mark for all poles for each shelf. Just an FYI, each shelf holds about 1000 pounds. I have this unit in my garage for storing heavy boxes and some lawn/garden equipment and tools. You may need an additional person to help you with assembly as this is a large and heavy unit and for aligning the shelves on the poles when putting it together. You can also purchase separate shelves for this unit; just make sure that the measurement of the shelf matches the specs for the unit. Hope this answers any other concerns you may have about this unit.
1450923
The shelves get in the way...but you can its just placement inside the safe. Mine closes just fine
83854
The shelves Are Not Adjustable At All I'd Imagine You Can Skip A Shelf If Need be.
469634
I'm not sure if your question was ever answered or if you even need to know now, but we just bought this and the shelves are adjustable. You have 3 slots on the top and bottom shelf to adjust accordingly. Overall, we are not very pleased with this. I'm going to have to take it all apart and try putting it back together as it is very wobbly. The casters don't tend to lock in and we were missing our metal brackets for the doors that keep them closed with the magnet. It does look nice, so hopefully I can make it sturdier.
473662
You can choose were to put the shelves, they have several positions! Both movable. Hope I help :)
376211
I have one and love it. Very sturdy. But no you can't lock it unless you put chains around it. Otherwise there is no mechanism to lock it.
168535
I have found no way to lock it. But its not a deal breaker. I loved it so much I bought another one and I may buy a third one.
183714
The way that the vertical posts are built prohibit this. I bought shorter shelf systems. Keep looking you will find them.
975770
The shelves can be removed. There are grooves in the walls for the shelves to slide in. You can't adjust them.
1239900
Yes. Each shelf is wedged In place to the bar with a plastic grommet that you can move up or down.
954675
Yes, the shelves move some. When loaded with heavier items they move less. It hasn't been a problem, and I like having stored items above the floor in my basement.
1127603
I've got tons of books and trinkets on mine... But don't do anything over 30 or 40 pounds on each shelf. The shelves are made of glass :/
946413
I would think so - the legs sit inwards of the shelf itself, but there isn't any way to secure them. Guess you could probably just put a nail in through the underside of the bottom shelf.
469653
I'm not sure. When you are putting it up, just raise it to the height you want, but I don't know if there will be a locking device at that spot, but you could devise one.
1804209
There are grooves that the shelf sit in so it cannot be moved. I am not sure if it would diminish the stability if you left the shelf out.