Do you provide shelving assembly instructions?
Yes. Assembly guides are available for a number of our shelving and racking systems.Visit our PDF Downloads page for brochures,
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Product & Industry Questions
Explore answers to common shelving product and industry questions. Learn more about shelving types, load capacities, terminology, applications, product selection and practical storage considerations for retail, commercial and industrial environments.
What is the difference between shelving and racking?
Shelving is generally intended for smaller or lighter products that are loaded and removed by hand. Racking is designed for
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Can Shelving Store help me plan my shelving layout?
Yes. You can also use StorageFlow, our shelving layout planning tool, to create a room layout and position shelving units
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Can I add more bays to my shelving later?
Yes. One of the main advantages of modular shelving is that a row can normally be extended later by adding
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How much aisle space should I leave between shelving rows?
There is no single aisle width that suits every installation. Consider customer traffic, trolleys, stock picking, material-handling equipment and emergency
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Can I use an Add-On Bay on its own?
Generally, no. An Add-On Bay is designed to share an upright or frame with the adjoining bay. If you need
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Do you offer an installation service?
Installation may be available depending on the product, project size and location. Installation requirements and quotations are handled separately from
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What does flat-pack mean?
Flat-pack means the shelving is supplied unassembled. Components are packed separately for easier transport and are assembled at the destination.
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