combinedracks

noun
UK /kəmˈbaɪnd ræks/
US /kəmˈbaɪnd ræks/

Combined racks are shelves or stands joined together to make one bigger place to put things.

The workers put the combined racks in the warehouse to hold all the boxes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Racks that are put together as a single unit for holding equipment.

The combined racks held all the servers in the computer room.

3. Bike or car racks joined to carry more items at once.

They used combined racks on the van to carry four bicycles.

4. A set of joined frames used in a shop to display goods.

The store set up combined racks near the entrance for the sale.