Garden tool storage rack top e shop REGAŁ FS005 — freestanding galvanized steel, 720×340×1630 mm, 250 kg capacity

Freestanding garden tool storage rack top e shop REGAŁ FS005 is made from galvanized steel and offers a compact footprint of 720×340×1630 mm with a load capacity up to 250 kg. Designed for organizing hand tools, long-handled implements, small pots and gardening accessories, this corrosion-resistant rack is suitable for garages, garden sheds and utility rooms where a durable, simple storage solution is required.

Advantages

The galvanized finish provides rust resistance for use in outdoor-adjacent spaces and prolongs service life. Its freestanding design allows flexible placement without wall mounting, while the steel construction ensures stability and a high load capacity of up to 250 kg. The dimensions balance storage volume with a small floor footprint, and the rack’s straightforward assembly requires only basic tools.

Suitable for

• Organising hand and long-handled gardening tools (rakes, spades, hoes)
• Storing small plant pots, trays and garden accessories
• Use in garages, garden sheds, greenhouses and utility rooms
• Workshops and service areas needing compact, robust shelving

Key specifications

• Material: galvanized steel for corrosion resistance
• External dimensions (W×D×H): 720×340×1630 mm
• Maximum load capacity: 250 kg (distributed load)
• Design: freestanding rack with open storage layout
• Assembly: tool-assisted simple assembly required

How to use

Place the rack on a level, firm surface and assemble according to the included instructions, ensuring all fasteners are securely tightened. Arrange long-handled tools vertically and use the shelves or crossbars for pots and loose accessories. Distribute weight evenly across shelves and the unit base to maintain stability and to remain within the specified maximum load capacity.

Usage recommendations

To maintain corrosion resistance and longevity, avoid prolonged direct exposure to heavy rain; use in covered outdoor areas or indoors where possible. Regularly inspect fasteners and contact points for wear, and redistribute heavy items to prevent overloading individual shelves or uprights.