
Archive Shelving (Tubular) · PROSPACE+
PROSPACE+ Archive Shelf
Tubular shelving configured for archive and document storage. 7 shelf levels at 2,200 mm height with 350 mm depth optimised for standard archive boxes. Available in single-access (350 mm) or double-access (700 mm) depth. Clean aesthetic with no front-facing perforations, suitable for offices, hospitals and administrative environments.
- Load capacity up to 2,100 kg per pair of uprights
- Height up to 5,000 mm in one piece
- Adjustment pitch 40 mm
- Depth up to 1,000 mm
- Load up to 275 kg per shelf (evenly distributed)
- Clip-in assembly, no tools required
- Guaranteed European origin
Configured and priced for your project.
Published capacities are configuration dependent. The final design, loads, dimensions, accessories and price must be confirmed for your installation.
Product reference
Technical information
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Read the complete brochure| Product Range | PROSPACE+ |
|---|---|
| Shelf Type | Tubular (Archive Configuration) |
| Available Lengths | 940, 1210 mm |
| Available Depths | 350 mm (single-access), 700 mm (double-access) |
| Standard Height | 2,200 mm |
| Shelves Included | 7 per unit |
| Upright Finish | Epoxy paint RAL 7016 (anthracite grey) |
| Shelf Finish | Epoxy paint RAL 7035 or Sendzimir galvanised |
| Assembly | Clip-in system, no tools required |
| Adjustment Pitch | 40 mm |
| Aesthetic | No front-facing perforations on uprights |
| Origin | Made in France |
Accessories & Options
Wood Shelf CoverWooden covering panel for tubular shelf frames.
Additional Shelf LevelExtra tubular shelf for customising level spacing.
Central StopDivider for double-access (700 mm) configurations.
Signage PlateFor labelling shelf contents and archive references.
Applications

Document Archive Storage

High-Density File Storage

Textile & Garment Archives
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