Quantum's 63" H x 72" W x 24" D wire cart cover in 400 denier white nylon protects storage carts in demanding foodservice and hospitality environments while maintaining quick access through an integrated zipper flap. This cover fits standard wire carts and shields contents from dust and debris without adding bulk, while the durable nylon stands up to routine handling in kitchens, cafeterias, hospitals, and catering operations.
LongDescription#@#NA#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Unplug the cart cover before cleaning and remove any loose debris. Wipe the 400 denier white nylon with a mild soap solution and a soft cloth, paying special attention to the zipper flap to prevent grit buildup. Rinse with clean water and blot dry to avoid water spots. Inspect seams and zippers for wear and repair promptly. Store the cover dry and folded to prevent mildew and extend service life. Regular cleaning reduces contamination, fire risk, energy waste, and equipment failure.#@@#Additional Info#@#The Quantum CC247263WNZ wire cart cover fits 24" D x 72" W x 63" H carts and uses 400-denier white nylon with a zipper flap for secure access; it weighs 6 pounds, resists daily wear in foodservice environments, and ships as a non-returnable item.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
Quantum's 63" H x 72" W x 24" D wire cart cover in 400 denier white nylon protects storage carts in demanding foodservice and hospitality environments while maintaining quick access through an integrated zipper flap. This cover fits standard wire carts and shields contents from dust and debris without adding bulk, while the durable nylon stands up to routine handling in kitchens, cafeterias, hospitals, and catering operations.
#@@# Heavy-Duty Nylon#@#
The 400 denier fabric provides a dense weave that resists tearing and abrasion in high-traffic areas. Purchase teams will appreciate the material's balance of strength and manageable weight for repeated installation and removal.
#@@# Full-Size Fit#@#
Sized at 63 inches high, 72 inches wide, and 24 inches deep, the cover accommodates full-height wire carts used for inventory staging and transport. Facility managers can count on consistent coverage that minimizes exposure during storage or overnight staging.
#@@# Zipper Flap Access#@#
An integrated zipper flap enables rapid opening for loading and unloading without removing the entire cover. Staff reduce handling time and maintain sanitation workflow by accessing cart contents through a single, secure entry point.
#@@# Lightweight Transport#@#
Weighing approximately 6 pounds, the cover remains portable for staff to move between stations or storage areas. Procurement officers will find the lower handling weight reduces strain during routine shifts.
#@@# White Finish#@#
The white nylon surface offers a clean appearance suitable for clinical, cafeteria, or front-of-house storage areas. Cleaning protocols stay straightforward because the light color reveals soils for prompt attention.
#@@# Standard Accessory#@#
Designed as a covers-category accessory for wire shelving and cart systems, this unit integrates with existing Quantum wire carts without modification. Maintenance teams can add protection without altering shelving infrastructure or cart configurations.
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#NA#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Address the reader formally. Inspect the Quantum CC247263WNZ wire cart cover for fabric integrity and zipper function. Clean the 400 denier white nylon with a soft cloth, mild detergent, rinse, and air dry. Remove before using high-heat equipment. Check seams for fraying and repair if needed. Store flat or rolled in a dry area. Apply fabric protectant for outdoor use. Verify fit on 24" D x 72" W x 63" H carts and ensure the zipper flap closes fully.
