These seem to be good solid shelves. Haven't bought them myself so can't vouch for them personally, however if their build quality is like Bunnings, they're a great price.
Edit Dimensions:
1220mm (W) x 400mm (D) x 1830mm (H)
350kg per shelf
These seem to be good solid shelves. Haven't bought them myself so can't vouch for them personally, however if their build quality is like Bunnings, they're a great price.
Edit Dimensions:
1220mm (W) x 400mm (D) x 1830mm (H)
350kg per shelf
Got some earlier this year, same promo. They are good. Just be sure to either let them air out, or build them somewhere with ventilation, as they have a 'factory' smell. Took a day with window open to dissipate.
I painted the MDF shelves which solved that. I don't wake up saying "I love the smell of formaldehyde in the morning…" I have several of these in my house and I don't want those fumes around the family.
Any idea on the size of these?
1220mm (W) x 400mm (D) x 1830mm (H).
their website is so poor re details…. I found this in the reviews..
As SCA have no sizes on the product page, and haven't done so after all the reviews…Here they are.
1220mm (W) x 400mm (D) x 1830mm (H).
350kg per shelf.
You're welcome
Thats me 😂 I was so fed up from the last deal with the no information on sizes, I just had to write one. SCA still haven't updated their description. Unreal.
Does it have a brace in the middle?
@NigelTufnel: Doesn't look like it from the pics. I'll avoid. MDF over 1.2m without a brace is going to sag no matter what.
Should I buy this for myself or is this 2 shelf-ish
I like it, I can't work out if it would have been funnier if you said myshelf first?
Thanks OP, got some, have these in the garden shed and they are great, getting for garage now. Taking the $14 one back I got from bunnings lastnight
1 less shelf but you can get 4 of these for that price
https://www.bunnings.com.au/pinnacle-1500-x-810-x-310mm-4-sh…
So each one of those gets you 1m2 of shelf space, this one gets you 2.44m2 per 1
That bunnings one $39m2, this SCA one $30.74m2
Never mind the fact the SCA ones carry over twice the weight per shelf.
Ease up tiger…
I have similar units with MDF shelves bought from Bunnings.
I painted the MDF before assembly as I was concerned about moisture absorption. Despite sealing them the MDF has still sagged a bit over a 12 month period.
I do have some weight on them but nowhere near the 50kg limit of the Bunnings unit.
Turn your shelves over periodically.
got a pic of the sagging?
yeah not a fan of mdf, which if absorbs moisture or water
then it is ruined
It's down about 5-10mm in 18 months. I've probably got 4 x 10kg buckets of scrap metal on them spread evenly. It isn't going to collapse soon but I regret not paying the extra for the wire shelves.
Bunnings:
1500 x 810 x 310mm
160kg per shelf
SCA:
1220mm (W) x 400mm (D) x 1830mm (H)
350kg per shelf
I bought these, thanks.
I don't have any insurances with Suncorp anymore but I can still use them to buy 8% SCA giftcards.
Plus 2.1% cashback from CR and 3% from my CRO card.
This one may be closer to match with for $120 at bunnings
https://www.bunnings.com.au/pinnacle-1830-x-1200-x-410mm-5-t…
I think it was on sale before for $99 each.
Just get longspan shelving from gumtree or marketplace, either bunnings or sca shelves are garbage.
They are decently priced on Amazon, too late I already ordered the SCA ones.
SCA ones had great reviews so oh well.
I might grab one of those Longspan workbench to go with the SCA shelves.
Overkill for residential garages.
No such thing as overkill when it comes to storage
I don't know man, a comparable Longspan shelf is 2.6x the price. That's a lot just to hold my box of old Ralph magazines.
Also if you have Youi insurance extra 10% off gift cards so it would come down to $135
These wouldnt even fit two 50-60L tubs per shelf it seems.
I bought 2 of these last year and they are solid. Heavy as but really well built.