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Shelving

Industrial Shelving

Shelving systems typically store non-palletized loads. Boltless shelving is a very common style of shelving adjustable on 1-1/2″ centers. Capacity per shelf can range from low profile 250 lbs per shelf level up to 1,200 lbs per shelf level. The most common types of shelves on this system are either particle board or wire mesh decking.

Shelving is an effective way to store a wide range of products in the warehouse. Majority of the shelving is readily available in-stock for any size project. Shelving typically has either particle board, wire mesh deck or solid shelf levels. Depending on the types of products being stored, there are benefits to all three shelf options.

Wire shelves are a common option especially when going with tall shelving units to meet fire code. Permits are required with shelving when top of storage exceeds 144″ (12′) top of product. ​
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Shelving can be placed into a high density storage system known as a mobile aisle system increasing warehouse storage capacity by 40%

Rack supported mezzanine/shelving system with solid metal shelves - closed sides and backs

Shelving with open sides and back with solid metal shelves
When space savings is an important factor in your storage solution, mobile aisle shelving is an excellent option to gain back valuable floor space that would otherwise be lost from additional aisles required for the system.

Bolt less rivetier shelving is the easiest type of shelving to install. We proudly provide boltless shelving from Western Pacific Storage Systems . Western Pacific has stocking facilities in (3) strategic locations across the United States: (1) Southern California , Plano, Texas , and Paris, Kentucky

Shelving systems can also be incorporated into multi-tiered shelving supported catwalk systems and shelving supported platforms to create elevated work areas and storage.
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Frequently Asked Questions

We offer various shelving systems for non-palletized loads. Our most common is boltless shelving, which is adjustable on 1-1/2″ centers with capacities ranging from 250 lbs to 1,200 lbs per shelf level. Shelf surfaces include particle board, wire mesh decking, or solid shelf levels.

Boltless (rivet) shelving is the easiest type of shelving to install. It uses a simple assembly system without nuts and bolts, making it quick to set up and reconfigure. We proudly provide boltless shelving from Western Pacific Storage Systems, which has stocking facilities in Southern California, Texas, and Kentucky.

Permits are required when the top of storage exceeds 144″ (12 feet) to the top of product. This is particularly important when going with tall shelving units to meet fire code requirements. Wire shelves are a common option for tall units to comply with fire codes.

The three main shelf options are particle board, wire mesh decking, and solid metal shelves. Each has benefits depending on what you’re storing. Wire shelves are particularly common for tall units to meet fire code requirements. Your choice depends on the types of products being stored and environmental requirements.

Yes, shelving can be placed into a high-density storage system known as a mobile aisle system. This configuration can increase warehouse storage capacity by up to 40% by eliminating fixed aisles between shelving units.

Yes, shelving systems can be incorporated into multi-tiered shelving-supported catwalk systems and shelving-supported platforms to create elevated work areas and additional storage space, maximizing your facility’s vertical cube utilization.