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| FriedMule:
I am about to invest in shelves for mostly old and some new-ish gear. I have a 6 x 3 feet table and want shelves over that. Some of my big old gear, demands 12 inch + 4 inch space behind, so a total of 16 inch deep and is 19 inch wide. I have a stone wall to mount the system on, but floor standing is also possible. The max weight is hard to answer, you know that gear has a tendency to just appear without you knowing where it came from;-) |
| 0culus:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/quality-shelvingracks-deep-enough-for-boat-anchors/ I started this topic a while back in test equipment, might be some good suggestions. |
| FriedMule:
Thanks for the link. It looks like a normal rack system was the main focus. I hope to get my 2 meter x 1 meter table to be up against the wall, beneath the shelves. Do you think that it is great solution for that also? |
| 0culus:
I don't know. I am still looking for a house right now, so I don't yet know what space I will have. I was primarily trying to gather ideas. Whatever you do, make sure it is properly braced for the weight you want to put on it. A month or so ago, another member had a catastrophic failure that dumped a number of very difficult to replace bits of vintage computers onto his bench and the floor. |
| FriedMule:
WOW!! That's sad to hear, have you heard more? I'll defntly remember to check that it can take the load, maybe a solution like Daves is the best, but where do I get that, and what is it called in English? |
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