Maximise visible storage with these chrome wire shelving bays, ideal where airflow and easy cleaning are important. The open wire design helps reduce dust build-up while keeping contents clearly visible from all sides.
Available as both starter and add-on bays, this system lets you build flexible runs of shelving to suit changing storage needs. Choose from a range of heights, depths and shelf quantities to fit your space and load requirements.
Product Features
- Strong chrome wire shelves offering excellent visibility and ventilation
- Starter and add-on bays for creating continuous shelving runs
- Multiple height options to make the most of vertical storage space
- Choice of shelf quantities per bay to match light to medium duty use
- Two shelf depths to suit smaller items or bulkier loads
- Generous load capacities per shelf when evenly distributed
- Sleek finish suitable for front-of-house and back-of-house areas
Key Specifications
| Width | 915 mm |
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| Height options | 660 mm, 965 mm, 1270 mm, 1600 mm and others |
| Component types | Starter bays and add-on bays |
| Number of shelves per bay | From 2 up to 6 shelves (model dependent) |
| Shelf depths | 355 mm or 455 mm (depending on variant) |
| Load capacity per shelf | Up to 200 kg for starter bays; up to 160 kg for add-on bays (evenly distributed) |
| Price range | From £178.80 to £1,116.00 depending on configuration |
Applications
- Stockroom shelving for retail, hospitality and catering supplies
- Clean, ventilated storage for light industrial and workshop items
- Back-of-house shelving in restaurants, cafés and food preparation areas
- Office, archive and general storeroom organisation
- Display and storage in customer-facing environments where appearance matters
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a starter bay and an add-on bay?
A starter bay includes the full set of uprights and shelves to stand alone, while an add-on bay is designed to connect to an existing starter bay, sharing uprights to create a longer run of shelving.
How much weight can each shelf support?
Depending on the configuration, shelves in starter bays can hold up to 200 kg and shelves in add-on bays up to 160 kg, provided the load is evenly distributed across the shelf.
Can I mix different heights and depths in the same run of shelving?
You can combine compatible bays to build a run, but each bay must retain its specified height, depth and load capacity. Ensure that any bays you join share the same depth and are suitable for connecting as starter and add-on units.