8 Tier Wire Shelving Unit for Narrow Spaces, Slim Metal Storage Rack, 150 lb per Shelf, 23.3 x 13.5 x 72 in

Eight levels on a footprint 23.3 inches wide and 13.5 inches deep. This rack stands 72 inches tall, carries 150 pounds a shelf and 1,200 pounds in total, and it's built to go where a normal shelving unit won't. If you've been measuring a narrow slot beside the fridge or between the washer and the wall, the number that matters here is the 13.5 inches of depth.

Here's the situation. You don't have a spare room, you have a gap. The one beside the refrigerator, or the one at the end of the laundry run, or the strip of wall in the hall closet that's too narrow for anything from the furniture store. Meanwhile the canned goods are double stacked in a cupboard, the cleaning supplies are under the sink in a bucket, and every time you need the big pot you take three other things out first.

So you try the usual fixes. Over the door racks that hold a few boxes and rattle every time the door shuts. Stacking bins, which turn into a game where the thing you want is always on the bottom. Or a standard shelving unit that's 18 inches deep, sticks out past the fridge, and blocks the walkway, so it goes back in the box.

Here's how this one gets around it, and the trick is going up instead of out. At 13.5 inches deep it tucks into slots a normal rack can't enter, and instead of losing storage it takes the space back vertically with eight tiers over 72 inches. Every shelf carries 150 pounds evenly distributed, 1,200 pounds for the whole unit, and those are numbers we stand behind, backed by our 3-year warranty. The shelves move in 1 inch steps, which is what makes eight tiers actually useful, because you can set a short gap for cans and spice jars and a taller one for the stand mixer. The coating resists rust and corrosion, and it wipes clean. Every pole, deck and foot is counted against the parts list before the box ships.

Then there's the part that matters if you ever move. The 72 inch unit separates into two 36 inch, 4 tier racks. One can stay in the pantry and the other can go under a window or into a closet, so a single purchase covers two spots instead of one.

Day one, it goes together with no tools in about twenty minutes, and the gap beside the fridge finally holds something. By the end of the week the cupboard has stopped being double stacked and the bucket under the sink is empty. A year later, if the room changes, the rack splits in two and follows you instead of getting sold.

Two roads from here. Keep pretending the gap is unusable, keep double stacking the cupboard, and keep pulling three things out to reach the fourth. Or measure the 13.5 inches once, put eight levels in it, and stop working around your own kitchen. Free US shipping, 3-year warranty, and if anything arrives missing or damaged, the replacement part ships straight to you. builds storage for the kind of person who only wants to buy this once. Order yours today and put the narrow space to work.

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