Increase the hanging capacity of your existing garment shelving with this additional rail level, designed to slot neatly into compatible single rail clothing bays.
Ideal for warehouses, stockrooms and retail back-of-house areas, this extra level provides a simple way to add more hanging space without expanding the footprint of your shelving.
Product Features
- Additional hanging rail level for single rail garment shelving bays
- Helps maximise vertical space and increase garment storage capacity
- Available in a choice of widths to match existing bay sizes
- Two depth options to suit different garment lengths and storage layouts
- Beam colour options to coordinate with your current shelving
- Suitable for clothing, uniforms, coats and other hanging items
Key Specifications
| Width options | 915 mm, 1220 mm |
|---|---|
| Depth options | 455 mm, 610 mm |
| Beam colour options | Grey, Orange |
| Price range | £86.40 - £124.80 (depending on size and colour) |
| Suitable for | Single rail garment shelving bays |
Applications
- Retail stockrooms needing extra hanging capacity for clothing ranges
- Warehouses storing garments, workwear or seasonal stock
- Back-of-house areas for organising coats, uniforms and PPE
- Dry cleaning or alteration businesses requiring flexible rail space
- Schools, clubs and theatres storing costumes or team kits
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this extra rail level be added to any type of shelving?
This extra rail level is intended for use with compatible single rail garment shelving bays. It is not suitable for standard flat-shelf racking or other shelving types that are not designed for hanging rails.
How do I choose the correct size rail level?
Match the width and depth of the extra rail level to your existing garment bay dimensions. Measure the current bay width and depth in millimetres, then select the corresponding option so the rails fit correctly within the frame.
Can I mix different beam colours with my existing shelving?
Yes, you can select either grey or orange beams. Many users choose to match their existing colour, but mixing colours is also possible if you want to visually distinguish different levels or sections.