Shelving & Racks (36,500+ items) - Page 210
Add-On Pigeonhole Bin Unit, 36 in W x 96 in D x 87 in H, 96 Compartments, Blue/Gray, Steel
Starter Gravity Flow Rack, 48 in D, 72 in W, 4 Shelves, Blue
About Shelving & Racks
Industrial or commercial shelving is a must for any garage, industrial, manufacturing, food processing, distribution center, restaurant, or commercial workspace. Heavy-duty industrial shelving can make great use of your space. In addition, commercial shelving keeps your equipment visible, saving you precious time you may otherwise spend looking for what you need. Get your workspace organized with shelving from the most trusted brands in the industry including Quantum Storage Systems, Global Industrial, Technibilt Shelving Systems, and more. Enjoy shopping for all of your organizational needs at everyday low prices at Zoro.
Industrial Shelving & Racking Solutions for Your Storage Needs
This extensive category has everything you need to store items big and small. Industrial shelving units are made from heavy-duty materials that stand up to the rigors of tough environments, our storage solutions are designed for years of use. Find every type of shelving your business needs including bin racks, bulk storage racks, boltless shelving, wire shelving, pallet racks, cantilever racks, gravity flow racks, general-purpose metal racks, commercial metal shelving, and much more. We also offer plastic racks for lighter items. No matter the size of shelving you’re looking for, you’ve come to the right place.
Specialty Shelving Units
At Zoro, we know not everything fits into a neat little cubby. That’s why we carry a wide variety of shelving units and storage solutions for big, bulky, and awkward items. For longer items, consider a cantilever racking system. Cantilever racks are great for storing bar stock, steel pipes, metal tubing, steel sheets, aluminum sheeting, bulk raw materials, and more.
We also offer an extensive selection of gravity flow racks. If you’re new to gravity flow shelving, they’re non-powered shelving units that are downward sloped. They rely on gravity to load, order, and retrieve products and supplies in a warehouse or retail setting. Once an item is removed from the front, the next item takes its place. Common uses for gravity flow shelving include storing pallets, cartons, food and beverages, automotive supplies, retail merchandise, and more.