QORVANIX

Tenax Boltless Run — 3 Bay

30.500,00 Kč

Tax included where applicable. Delivery calculated at checkout.

Calculated to ENStatic calculation and load plaques in the pack.
EU deliveryShipped palletised with the manufacturer's instructions.
Statutory 24-month warrantyUnder Czech law, plus any manufacturer's warranty.

QORVANIX Shelving — a metre of order at a time

The Tenax run assembles with a mallet and a level and then simply refuses to be the problem: rivet connections holding stated loads, shelves that repitch in seconds, and edges rolled so hands survive the honesty.

Boltless does not mean casual. Our rivet and clip systems assemble with a mallet and a level, hold their rated loads with stated margin, and reconfigure without a single sheared screw. Steel is pre-galvanised or powder-coated; shelf edges are rolled so pickers' hands stay whole.

Design & Craft

  • Half-depth and divider options per module
  • Rolled shelf edges — pickers keep their knuckles
  • Pre-galvanised or powder-coated steel throughout
  • Statutory 24-month warranty; spares available
  • Stated shelf and bay loads on the label, tested with margin
  • Mallet-and-level assembly in minutes per bay

Specifications

Bays 3
Shelf load 300 kg
Pitch 25 mm, tool-free
Assembly Mallet + level, minutes
Finish Galvanised or RAL 7016
Weight ≈ 67.6 kg
Warranty Statutory 24 months under Czech law

Care

Wipe shelves dry after spills, respect stated shelf loads, and re-level feet after the first month of settling. Clips and rivets are stocked spares; a bay reconfigures in minutes with a mallet and patience.

Questions, Answered

How fast does a bay assemble?
Boltless bays assemble with a mallet and a level in minutes; bolted runs take longer and hold forever. Both ship with stated shelf and bay loads on the label.

Can shelves be repositioned?
Yes — 25 mm pitch on the uprights, no tools on boltless systems. Loads per shelf stay as stamped regardless of position.

The QORVANIX Promise

Goods ship flat-packed or palletised with the manufacturer's instructions, anchor specifications and load notices — the paperwork your insurer and auditor will ask for stays with the goods.