Econoco
Econoco K10 Square Rack Tubing Arms 16-Arm 4-Way Chrome shelving
Chrome 4-way rack with 16 independently adjustable arms from 48" to 72" on 1" square tubing frame
- 16 arms on a 4-way frame for high-density display
- Arms adjust independently every 3 inches from 48 to 72 inches
- 1-inch square tubing frame with .83-inch inner uprights for strength
- Adjustable levelers keep the rack stable on uneven floors
- Chrome finish resists corrosion and cleans easily
Econoco K10 16-Arm Chrome Rack
The Econoco K10 provides 16 independently adjustable arms on a four-way chrome frame for garment or parts display. Frame and legs use 1" square tubing while inner uprights and arms use 0.83" square tubing. Each arm adjusts every 3" from 48" to 72" and the unit includes adjustable levelers for uneven floors. It suits retailers or workshops needing dense, reconfigurable hanging space.
Upgrade from fixed single-tier rails
Fixed single-tier rails lock merchandise at one height and waste vertical space between sizes. The K10 replaces that limitation with 16 arms that move in 3" steps across a 48" to 72" range so long coats and short shirts share the same footprint. The jump is worth it when stock turnover demands daily re-merchandising without tools and when floor area cannot expand.
Fits into retail or garage layouts
The four-way chrome frame stands on adjustable levelers so it sits stable on concrete, epoxy or tile without shims. Arms swing clear for aisle access and fold back when not in use freeing floor space for carts or seasonal displays. Builders who need enclosed cabinets or lockable doors should look elsewhere because the open tubing design offers no security or dust protection.
Highlights
- 16 arms on a 4-way frame for high-density display
- Arms adjust independently every 3 inches from 48 to 72 inches
- 1-inch square tubing frame with .83-inch inner uprights for strength
- Adjustable levelers keep the rack stable on uneven floors
- Chrome finish resists corrosion and cleans easily
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much space do I need to fit the 1" square tubing frame and legs of this rack?
The frame and legs use 1" square tubing, so allow at least that clearance on each side when planning the floor footprint.
What is the step people miss when installing the 0.83" inner uprights and arms?
After sliding the inner uprights into the frame, lock each arm at a 3-inch increment between 48 and 72 inches before tightening the set screws.
When will the adjustable levelers on the legs need attention?
Check the levelers whenever the rack is moved or the floor settles; turn each foot until all four legs sit firmly without rocking.
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