Wire Shelving
Commercial wire shelving is an economical way to increase your overall storage capacity without increasing your storage footprint. Spaces between the wires enable air to flow through the storage unit, which keeps stored goods dry and fresh while inhibiting the growth of molds and other fungi.
Wire Shelving Units
Select a wire shelving unit that includes the posts and shelves you need to build a full shelving unit for your back-of-house organizational needs.
Wire Shelf
Expand your storage space with wire shelves. These units are tough and inexpensive, and they improve the airflow in your storage area to help prevent mold.
Wire Shelving Posts
Find the wire shelving posts you need here to expand your existing wire shelf system or build a new custom solution. Choose from a number of sizes and finishes.
Wire Shelving For Sale
Wire Shelves: What You Need to Know
When first purchasing wire shelving, operators need a full shelving unit, consisting of the shelves, posts, and connectors needed to assemble a full set of shelves. Post and wire shelves become useful once you have a shelving unit, as posts and shelves can function as accessories to your existing unit or as replacements for broken or lost pieces. Shelf kits include a defined number of shelves and posts, but operators will need to purchase extra shelves to customize the unit. Consider the total weight limit specified by your shelving unit before purchasing additional shelves; while the shelves have an individual weight capacity, the total weight of all shelves on a single unit should never exceed the unit's weight capacity.
Common Questions About Commercial Wire Shelving
How do I modify my wire rack shelving?
KaTom offers a variety of ways to modify your commercial wire shelving, from additional shelves and replacement posts to organizing accessories. Most commonly, users want to expand their storage capacity by adding shelves to an existing shelving unit or by adding a different type of shelf. So long as you stay within the weight limits, extra shelves are a great way to increase your overall storage without increasing your storage footprint (that is, without taking up any more of your floorspace). Some operators also need shelves that differ from their units, such as solid shelves or shelves with a different coating.
Should I get epoxy-coated or metallic wire shelves?
Epoxy-coated shelves have a plastic lining (epoxy) that protects their wires from corrosion. These epoxy-coated shelves are best for storing food items that might generate condensation or for any wire shelving that'll be placed in walk-in coolers, refrigerators, and anywhere else that might be moist. Metallic shelves are finished without plastic and work best in dry environments.
