Curated choices. Quality options.
Open wire design minimizes dust accumulation, allows free circulation of air and greater visibility of stored items. Shelves can be repositioned in 1″ increments including using a unique corner release systems that makes changing shelf levels fast and easy without tools.
With a wide range of finish types, shelf sizes, styles and accessories, individual shelf units can be configured to meet virtually any need.
Nickel chrome
Chrome finish is clean, durable and the standard finish for most applications.
Stainless steel
Stainless steel can be used in cold or damp applications or when carts will be going through a cart wash regularly.
Epoxy coated
Epoxy coating can be used in cold or damp applications and offers long warranties against corrosion.
Standard
Standard wire shelves can flat or sloped andhold a variety of items.
Solid
Solid shelves are easily wiped and can help contain spills.
Basket
Basket shelves are great for large items & IV bags. Fine mesh baskets can be used for smaller supplies.
Accessories
Mesh enclosures, dividers and ledges keep items organized and on the shelves.
Dolly bases
Dolly bases increase weight capacity and add strength for frequent travel over a variety of surfaces.
Casters
Caster type should always be matched to the application.
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Tips and Tricks
We’re committed to making things easy. Here’s a few things to know about this product.
- When assembling wire carts let the weight of the shelf seat itself on to the split sleeve. It makes it easier to change shelves later. Don’t hammer a shelf down on to the split sleeve!
- If you’re using shelf bins try and use bins that are the same depth as the shelf. Less wasted space!
- Consider vertical spacing between shelves. Is there room to add storage?