Lozier Island Gondola Shelving Unit with 16 Shelves Black 96W 60H 41D

Robust Construction for Optimal Display

Introducing the Lozier Island Gondola Shelving Units, elevated to a height of 60 inches to provide retailers with a superior display solution that perfectly marries robust functionality and sleek design. Renowned for its considerable weight capacity of up to 4200 lbs, this retail shelving unit is a cornerstone in environments that demand both strength and adaptability, such as supermarkets, convenience stores, and wine shops.

Spacious and Customizable for Enhanced Merchandising

The expansive unit, offering a grand width of 8 feet and a height of 60 inches, features a 19-inch deep, double-sided base shelf that amplifies its display capability. The classic charcoal black finish, also known as black metal gondola, ensures the unit fits seamlessly into various retail decors, enriching the presentation of your merchandise.

Innovative Design for Diverse Retail Layouts

This double-sided gondola unit is innovatively designed to serve as either an eye-catching central island or a functional aisle display, inclusive of four 19" deep base shelves and twelve 19" deep adjustable tilt-in shelves. These shelves, easily insertable into the slotted uprights, are adjustable to lie flat or angle downwards at 17 degrees, accommodating different display requirements with ease.

Durable Shelves with Convenient Pricing Features

Each of the adjustable shelves is capable of supporting 500 lbs when set in a flat position, attesting to the unit's structural integrity. Additionally, shelves boast an integrated metal price tag channel for 1-1/4" high tags, simplifying merchandise labeling and promotion, while rows of holes support dividers and fences for organized displays.

Comprehensive Pegboard for Varied Display Needs

Completing the shelving unit are two robust 1/4" thick black tempered pegboards, offering versatile hanging options for your products. This feature provides retailers with additional display solutions, making the most of the unit's vertical space.