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Narrow Dual Flat Pegboard Double Sided 900mm Bays
Description:
Dual Back Narrow Shelving Gondola: Double sided 900mm wide x 300mm deep x 1200/1500mm/1800mm high.
Popular with limited floor space chemist outlets. The reduced shelf depth allows for adequate aisle width & shelf merchandising in pharmacy stores.
Features:
Exclusive metal Dual Pegboard Back panel reinforced design
- 6mm hole diameter (25mm holes centres)
- Strong 70mm x 30mm upright with interchangeable base foot, inbuilt safety locking mechanism
- Uprights and base feet include (front & back) 50mm height adjustable levellers so adjustment can be made for uneven flooring
- Universal gondola shelving system with an extensive range of add on Upper shelves, baskets, front fences, shelf dividers, peg board hooks or flipper scan hooks to complete your display
- Associated shelves include an inbuilt metal data strip/price label holder
- 50mm increment adjustable height shelves
- 2 point multi angle adjustable brackets to allow flat/straight shelving display or 30 degree down sloping shelf displays
- A Starter Bay is required at the beginning of a row of gondolas
- Continue with Add On Bays until you have the required length of shelving, end with an Add On bay as well
- Single sided bays also available
- Durable white powder coat finish. We also provide custom colours on bulk value orders. Lead times applicable.
Basic Configuration:
- A Starter Bay is required at the beginning of a gondola row, as it is a stand-alone bay with 2 uprights measuring 930mm wide
- Continue with Add On Bays 900mm wide (clip on bays only have 1 upright) until you have the required length of shelving row, end with an Add On bay as well
Installation / delivery tips:
Sydney metro deliveries supplied as loose cartons. Outer Sydney deliveries supplied in a semi crate. Minimum 2 men required to safely unload, preferable but not mandatory to unload with client own forklift. We also have a tailgate delivery as an option; please specify your delivery requirements when ordering.
