Bott 2 Door Sheet Steel Floor Standing Storage Cabinet 2000 mm 1050 mm, 650 mm

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RS Stock No.:
661-408
Mfr. Part No.:
40021101.24V
Manufacturer:
Bott
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Brand

Bott

Sub Type

Shelf Cupboard

Product Type

Storage Cabinet

Floor Standing

Yes

Number of Doors

2

Number of Shelves

4

Lockable

Yes

Material

Sheet Steel

Height

2000mm

Width

1050 mm

Standards/Approvals

No

Depth

650mm

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
GB
The Bott Cubio shelf cupboard is designed to meet the demands of robust storage solutions in professional environments. Constructed from heavy-duty reinforced steel, this durable cupboard offers a remarkable total capacity of up to 1.5 tonnes, ensuring it can handle a wide range of tools and materials safely. Its elegant design features double perforated doors for accessibility, complemented by four adjustable galvanised steel shelves with a load capacity of 100 kg each. Finished in a striking combination of crimson red and light grey powder coating, this cupboard not only stands up to the rigours of daily use but also enhances the aesthetic of any workspace. Measuring 1050 mm in width, 650 mm in depth, and 2000 mm in height, this storage solution is ideal for keeping your work area organised.

Heavy duty reinforced steel housing ensures longevity and strength

Double perforated doors allow for easy access and ventilation

Four adjustable galvanised steel shelves provide versatile storage options

Each shelf has a load capacity of 100 kg ideal for holding heavy items

Finished in durable powder coat paint for enhanced resistance to wear

Striking colour combination of crimson red and light grey for an appealing look

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