Bott 2 Door, 4 Drawer Sheet Steel Cupboard, 1050 x 550 x 2000mm

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RS Stock No.:
660-188
Mfr. Part No.:
16926776.16
Brand:
Bott
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Brand

Bott

Type

Kitted Cupboard

Number of Doors

2

Number of Shelves

3

Number of Drawers

4

Material

Sheet Steel

Dimensions

1050 x 550 x 2000mm

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
GB
The Bott Verso Ventilated door cupboard epitomises strength and practicality, designed meticulously for PPE and janitorial storage. With a robust, fully welded steel construction, it promises longevity and reliability, featuring a central vertical partition for optimal organisational efficiency. The ventilated doors enhance airflow, while three adjustable galvanised steel shelves, each holding up to 75kg, provide ample space for your essentials. Finished in a sleek RAL 7035 light grey powder coat, this cupboard is not just functional but also aesthetically pleasing. Dimensions of 1050mm in width, 550mm in depth, and 2000mm in height further establish it as a versatile storage solution for various environments, combining utility with top tier performance.

Fully welded steel housing ensures durability and stability
Central vertical partition optimises storage organisation
Ventilated double doors promote airflow and easy access
Three adjustable galvanised steel shelves offer flexibility in storage
Each shelf has a load capacity of 75kg for heavy duty use
Sleek powder coat finish in RAL 7035 light grey enhances aesthetics
Compact dimensions fit seamlessly in diverse spaces
Designed specifically for PPE and janitorial applications
Includes a hanging rail for added storage options
Manufactured in the UK reflecting quality craftsmanship

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