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Shelving Components

Uprights, beams, wire decking and extra shelves for boltless and rivet shelving units already on your floor.

Parts and hardware

Components for boltless and rivet shelving

These are parts, not standalone units. If you are laying out a new run, start on Industrial Shelving. If a unit is already in place and you need to add a level, replace a damaged beam or swap out decking, this is the page.

Uprights are listed for 60, 72 and 96 inch high units. Rivet beams come in single and double styles, with the double beam offered in lengths from 12 to 96 inches. Wire decking includes a 24 x 48 deck for boltless shelving, a wire shelf built to sit on rivet shelving uprights, and an apparel shelf for retail backroom storage.

Tee posts and tie supports for boltless systems are here as well, along with an extra shelf for wide units.

Two numbers narrow it down

Before you order

Two numbers narrow it down

Almost every replacement comes down to the height of the upright and the length of the beam. Measure both off the unit you have rather than off the one next to it, since a warehouse rarely runs a single size throughout.

Wire decking has to match the beam length it is dropping onto, so check that dimension too.

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Shelving Components

Key Features

  • Uprights for 60, 72 and 96 inch high units
  • Single rivet beams and double rivet beams, the double offered 12 to 96 inches
  • Wire decking and wire shelves for boltless and rivet uprights
  • Tee posts and tie supports for boltless systems
  • Extra shelves to add a level to an existing unit

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