Bott 1 Door Sheet Steel Storage Cabinet 45 mm 525 mm, 550 mm

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RS Stock No.:
660-549
Mfr. Part No.:
16926030.24
Brand:
Bott
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Brand

Bott

Sub Type

Shelf Cupboard

Product Type

Storage Cabinet

Floor Standing

No

Number of Doors

1

Number of Shelves

1

Wheeled

No

Material

Sheet Steel

Width

525 mm

Depth

550mm

Standards/Approvals

No

Height

45mm

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
GB
The Bott Verso Shelf Cupboard is designed to provide a practical storage solution for various work environments. With a robust, fully welded steel housing, this cupboard features a single, reinforced door that opens to reveal an adjustable galvanised steel shelf capable of supporting up to 75kg. Finished in a stylish combination of RAL 3004 crimson red and RAL 7035 light grey, it not only serves a functional purpose but also enhances the aesthetic of your workspace. Its compact dimensions of 525x550x450mm make it suitable for smaller areas without sacrificing capacity. Ideal for use in workshops, garages, or office facilities, this cupboard successfully combines durability and design to offer an efficient storage option.

Constructed from fully welded steel for enhanced integrity and longevity

Features a single easy to use reinforced door for convenient access

Adjustable galvanised steel shelf supports a substantial load of 75kg

Compact size makes it an excellent fit for any workspace large or small

Stylish dual tone finish adds a modern touch to your environment

Powder coated surface ensures resistance against wear and tear

Ideal for storing tools documents or equipment in a secure manner

Manufactured in GB which ensuring high quality standards are met

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