warehouserack

noun
UK /ˈwɛəhaʊs ræk/
US /ˈwɛrhaʊs ræk/

A strong shelf used in a big building to hold heavy boxes and things.

The workers put the boxes of toys on the warehouserack.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A metal frame with shelves used to keep goods organized in a store or factory.

They stacked the new TVs on the warehouserack near the door.

3. A tall structure of beams and boards for holding supplies off the floor.

The warehouserack kept the bags of flour dry and safe.

4. A set of connected shelves built to carry very heavy loads.

The warehouserack held hundreds of cans without bending.