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Wire Shelving Systems

Adjustable open-wire and closed drawer shelving for stockrooms, back-of-house, and general storage, sized to your space, no tools required to reconfigure.

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Wire & Closed Shelving

Wire Shelving Systems

Wire shelving is the fastest way to add organized, adjustable storage to a stockroom, back-of-house area, or general-purpose space. The open-wire design lets air and light pass through the shelf, so nothing sits in a sealed box collecting dust or trapping moisture, a real advantage over solid-shelf metal units in food service, healthcare, and any space where airflow matters.

Every unit is built from a starter unit plus add-on units as your run grows, and shelf height resets in seconds without tools, no bolts, no bracket kit, no downtime to reorganize when your storage needs change. We carry the full open-wire line alongside our own closed drawer shelving for stock that needs to stay contained, plus the track-mounted systems and accessories that turn a base unit into exactly what your application needs.

Open Wire, Closed Drawer, or Track-Mounted

Open Wire or Closed Drawer

Open Wire, Closed Drawer, or Track-Mounted

The core decision is open wire versus closed. Open-wire shelving is the default for general storage, stockrooms, and back-of-house use, shelves see through, air moves, and dust has nowhere to settle. Closed shelving swaps the open shelf for drawers, which is the right call when product needs to stay contained, stacked loose items shouldn't be visible, or you're storing smaller parts that would fall through an open-wire shelf.

From there it's a question of how the unit sits in your space. A stationary starter unit anchors a run and add-on units extend it side by side, sharing posts to save floor space. Track-mounted systems, floor or overhead, let the same shelving slide on a fixed rail instead of standing on independent legs, which packs more storage into a footprint that can't grow. Chrome finish is standard for general and food-service environments; Epoxy finishes hold up better where units get washed down or see corrosive exposure.

Applications

Where Wire Shelving Fits

Stockrooms & Back-of-House

Open-wire starter and add-on units are the standard fit for general stockroom storage: adjustable, no-tool shelf heights that reconfigure as inventory and box sizes change.

Food Service & Healthcare

Open-wire construction doesn't trap dust or moisture the way a solid shelf does, and Epoxy or chrome finishes stand up to washdown and frequent cleaning in kitchens, coolers, and clinical storage.

Parts, Totes & Small Stock

Closed drawer shelving, basket shelving, and dividers keep loose parts and small items contained and sorted instead of shifting around on an open shelf.

Why Wire Shelving

Storage that reconfigures as fast as your space does

No-Tool Height Adjustment

Shelves reposition on the post in seconds, no bracket kit or hardware required: reconfigure a unit as your inventory changes without taking it out of service.

Open Wire or Closed Drawer

Choose open-wire shelving where airflow and visibility matter, or closed drawer units where product needs to stay contained: the same base platform covers both.

Starter, Add-On & Track-Mounted

Extend a run with shared-post add-on units, or go track-mounted (floor or overhead) to fit more storage into a footprint that can't expand.

Tell us your space and what you're storing.

Send us your dimensions, shelf count, and finish needs, and we'll spec the right wire or closed shelving configuration with a written quote.

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Adjust Without Tools

Adjust Without Tools

Every shelf on an open-wire unit repositions on the post by hand: no bracket, no bolt, no hardware to lose. That means a stockroom can reset shelf heights the same afternoon a new product size shows up, without pulling the unit out of service or calling in a maintenance crew.

The same posts accept add-on units, so a run that starts as a single starter unit can extend down the wall as storage needs grow, sharing posts between neighboring units instead of doubling up on hardware and floor space.

Built for the Environment You're Storing In

Built for the Environment You're Storing In

Open-wire construction is standard for a reason: it doesn't seal dust or moisture against your stock the way a solid shelf can. That makes it the default choice for stockrooms, kitchens, and coolers where airflow and easy cleaning matter as much as capacity.

Where a shelf needs to hold contained product instead, closed drawer shelving swaps the open wire for a drawer front, and the accessory line (dividers, ledges, dunnage shelves, corner kits) lets a base unit get customized to exactly what your application needs without a custom build.

Wire Shelving Systems

Key Features

  • Open-wire and closed drawer shelving lines
  • No-tool shelf height adjustment on standard posts
  • Starter units and shared-post add-on units for extending a run
  • Floor-track and overhead-track mounted configurations available
  • Chrome and epoxy finish options for washdown and corrosive environments
  • Dunnage, basket, and closed drawer configurations for different storage needs
  • Accessory line: shelf dividers, stackable ledges, corner hardware kits, label holders, post-mounted power strips
  • Deluxe Systems manufacturing plus established wire shelving lines

Frequently Asked Questions

Open wire is the default for general storage: it lets air move, doesn't trap dust, and lets you see what's on the shelf at a glance. Closed drawer shelving makes sense when product needs to stay contained, when loose or small items would fall through an open shelf, or when you don't want stock visible from the aisle. Tell us what you're storing and we'll point you to the right line.
A starter unit is a complete standalone shelving unit with its own full set of posts. An add-on unit shares posts with the unit next to it, which saves floor space and cost when you're extending a run rather than starting a new one. Add-ons only work butted against a compatible starter, so tell us your full run length and we'll spec the combination.
Chrome is the standard finish for general storage and most food-service applications. The epoxy finish is a coating that holds up better under frequent washdown, high humidity, or corrosive exposure: walk-in coolers and heavy cleaning environments are where it earns its keep. If your unit gets hosed down or lives somewhere damp, ask about the epoxy finish.
Wire shelving comes in a wide range of sizes, shelf counts, and accessory combinations, and several items are sold as project quantities rather than single units. Because the right configuration depends on your space and what you're storing, we quote it directly instead of posting a price that may not match what you actually need. Send us your dimensions and application and we'll get you a number fast.

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