Shelves 360 3D model

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Humans create structures known as shelves to showcase products in their homes, businesses, stores, or other establishments. Shelves provide a flat horizontal surface where items are displayed, stored, or made available for purchase. Elevated above the floor, shelves usually rest on brackets secured to their shorter edges or supported by columns or pillars. In addition, shelves can be described as counters, ledges, mantels, or racks. Some tables designed to fit snugly against a wall or mounted, known as console tables, bear similarities to individual shelves. Shelves come in various forms and may be anchored to walls, ceilings, freestanding frames, or attached to pieces of furniture such as cabinets, bookcases, entertainment centers, some headboards, or more. Typically consisting of two to six separate sections, each shelf is attached perpendicularly to vertical supports, allowing the sections to line up parallel one above another. Those free-standing shelves are usually accessible from both longer sides, and concealed internal brackets distinguish floating shelves from others. The span of a shelf hinges on the space it occupies and the load it must support, whereas the height between shelves depends on space limitations and the size of items; adjustable shelving systems enable users to adjust these distances as needed. In many instances, the units are immobile or represent mobile shelving options; pallet racking serves as the most heavy-duty variety available for stores. Displaying information about objects often occurs through the use of front shelf edges in retail environments.