Angle Shelving

Overview

Angle shelving is the classic, budget-friendly storage system made from slotted angle iron — a rolled steel section punched with rows of holes along its length. Uprights, braces and shelf supports are bolted together through those holes, so you can size every bay to the exact width, depth and height you need and rebuild it as requirements change.

Its modular, bolted construction makes angle shelving equally at home in a home garage, a back-office storeroom, a library or a light warehouse. Shelves in steel, wood or chipboard carry 50–150 kg per level, and because the whole frame comes apart with basic tools, it ships flat, moves easily and costs less than almost any other shelving type. The size can be customised to fit narrow spaces, and the system is especially popular across the UAE, Africa and Southeast Asia regions.

Totally dismountable, the shelves can be modified or expanded both vertically in height and horizontally in length. It is an ideal system for the manual storage of both light loads and even relatively heavy ones, and a wide range of applications covers the standard shelving unit plus special uses such as work benches and tables.