Commercial Stainless Steel Shelving

About Restaurant Shelving

Safely and conveniently keep your important ingredients and supplies stored till the next time you need them. Our range of storage shelving units are ideal for kitchens, warehouses, walk-in refrigeration, and diverse retail applications. Space is a valuable resource in every commercial foodservice outlet. Choosing the right restaurant shelving can help you maximize your otherwise wasted vertical space, as well as find a way to store dry goods, wet ingredients, and hold small kitchen appliances. To help wade through the intense product variety and find the right commercial metal shelving for your business, here are some product options that you should put into consideration. 

Restaurant metal shelving are available in either solid or vented styles. Because they promote air circulation around products, open wire (vented) shelves tend to be an excellent cost-effective solution for storing boxed dry goods. Solid commercial shelves are more expensive and should only be used in dry storage areas. These are typically great for storing cases of meat or other ingredients in situations where one wouldn't want leaks to contaminate the product.

Industrial shelves are made from a number of different materials. When selecting the right one for the needs of your kitchen, think about durability, ease of cleaning, and antimicrobial features that can help ward off bacteria, mildew, and mold.

Chrome-plated  - commonly seen on vented (open wire) shelving units, this material adds an elegant finish to the shelves as a whole.

Epoxy coated - also referred to as polymer/steel reinforced, this material helps maintain the affordability of chrome plated shelving while also adding an anti-corrosive feature.

Polymer plastic - one of the most expensive (and best) material used on open wire shelving. Polymer is highly durable and completely rust proof, making it a particularly great choice for extremely humid locations.

Stainless steel - this is a great material because it is easy to clean, corrosion resistant, and non-magnetic. However, it is the most expensive. Stainless steel shelving comes in both solid and open wire styles.