Global Industrial B2274466 Container Keg Rack 2 Shelf

Product Description

The GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL B2274466 is a two-shelf container and keg rack designed to organize drums, kegs, and large containers in commercial and industrial storage environments. The unit features three heavy-duty dunnage shelves and two reinforced three-sided steel frames that deliver stable, weight-bearing storage without wasted floor space. A top wire shelf keeps related accessories within reach of workers on the floor. At 95.8 pounds, this is a substantial rack built for demanding facility use. Licensed tradespeople and facility managers handling beverage, chemical, or food-service operations typically specify this type of rack for high-density back-of-house storage.

This rack suits commercial kitchens, breweries, beverage distributors, warehouses, and food-service operations where kegs and large containers must be stored upright and accessed efficiently. Its 60-inch width, 18-inch depth, and 54-inch height make it practical for standard storage bays and walk-in cooler layouts. The poly-z-brite finish is appropriate for environments that require moisture resistance and easy cleaning. Facility staff and warehouse personnel install and position this unit as part of organized storage systems.

Key Features

• Three heavy-duty dunnage shelves for stable, elevated container storage
• Two reinforced three-sided steel frames for structural rigidity
• Top wire shelf stores related accessories within reach
• Poly-z-brite finish resists moisture and cleans easily
• 60-inch width accommodates multiple kegs or large containers side by side
• Freestanding design eliminates need for wall anchoring in most applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit unit for commercial container and keg storage applications in warehouse, brewery, and food-service facility environments.

Installation Notes

This rack is assembled and positioned by facility maintenance or warehouse personnel and does not require licensed trade installation. Ensure the floor surface is level and rated for the combined load of the rack and stored containers before placing the unit. Do not exceed the rated load capacity of individual shelves. In walk-in cooler environments, verify the finish and frame materials are appropriate for continuous low-temperature exposure before installation.