FlexiSpot via Amazon has for
Prime Members: FLEXIMOUNTS 2-Pack 2'x4' Heavy Duty Garage Wall Shelving w/ 8 Hooks (400lbs Capacity) on sale for $98.99 - $4.95 when you apply promo code
UZLCTH2U at checkout =
$94.04.
Shipping is free.
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Features:
- 400 lbs Total Rated Capacity
- Heavy-Gauge Steel Construction: Built from 0.8" × 0.6" steel tubing with a reinforced frame
- Includes 8 steel hooks designed for cords, tools, hoses, paint buckets, and sports gear.
- Tool-Free Spring Pin Assembly: Snap each shelf into place using a durable snap-in pin system—no tools or welding required
- Includes all hardware, mounting template, and bubble level for one-person setup. Compatible with 12", 16", 18", and 24" wood studs, concrete walls, and solid brick walls (not for brick veneer, hollow brick, or metal walls)
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You're of course free to buy this one. The weight of the entire package for OP's link is 20.1 lbs. whereas the link I posted is 38.6 lbs (I'm going to work under the assumption that the one I posted isn't also bundling in an anvil, but you never know...!). That said, to say the OP's shelf "looks much beefier" is potentially dangerous when (a) we have no idea if the shelf material is hollow to make it look "beefier", or really anything about the material of the shelves, (b) the manufacturer's weight capacities and weight of the packages are clearly posted, suggesting the original post is less hardy, and (c), and I cannot emphasize this enough, none of us are structural engineers.
You know the old saying, you can't judge a shelf by its cover
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You're of course free to buy this one. The weight of the entire package for OP's link is 20.1 lbs. whereas the link I posted is 38.6 lbs (I'm going to work under the assumption that the one I posted isn't also bundling in an anvil, but you never know...!). That said, to say the OP's shelf "looks much beefier" is potentially dangerous when (a) we have no idea if the shelf material is hollow to make it look "beefier", or really anything about the material of the shelves, (b) the manufacturer's weight capacities and weight of the packages are clearly posted, suggesting the original post is less hardy, and (c), and I cannot emphasize this enough, none of us are structural engineers.
You know the old saying, you can't judge a shelf by its cover
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The downside to this is if you're under it trying to organize computer cables, this rack WILL NOT MOVE if you hit your head on it. Pretty sure I got a concussion from that.
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