Shelving

Shelving Units for Office, Garage & Warehouse

Shelving is only useful if it fits the space and holds the load. Whether you're filing folders beside a desk or stacking stock in a warehouse, here's how to choose the right unit.

Match the Unit to the Job

For the office or home office, melamine and wood-faced shelving units look the part next to a desk and handle books, files and box files with ease. For the garage, stockroom or warehouse, steel and industrial shelving is the way to go — built for tools, equipment and heavy stock, and tough enough to take a knock.

Load Capacity Matters Most

Always check the weight per shelf before you buy. Lighter office units suit paperwork and supplies, while our heavy-duty steel shelving carries serious loads — up to 1,600kg on the most robust units. If you'd hesitate to stack it high, choose a higher-rated unit and spread the weight.

Boltless & Adjustable

Most of our shelving is boltless — it slots together by hand in minutes, no tools or loose fixings to lose. Adjustable shelf heights let you reconfigure as your storage changes, so a unit bought for archive boxes today can hold something bulkier tomorrow.

Sizes & Add-Ons

From narrow units that tuck beside a desk to wide 1,200mm bays for the warehouse, there's a footprint for every space. Pair units with workbenches and workstations, or add stacking bins to keep small parts sorted on the shelf.

FAQ

How much weight can your shelving units hold?

It varies by unit — lighter office shelving suits files and supplies, while heavy-duty steel units carry up to 1,600kg in total. Check the per-shelf and total capacity on each product page.

Are your shelving units easy to assemble?

Most are boltless, slotting together by hand in minutes with no tools required. Shelf heights are adjustable, so you can reconfigure them as your storage needs change.

What size shelving unit do I need?

Measure your space and the items you're storing. Narrow units suit home offices and alcoves; wide and tall bays (up to around 1,200mm wide) suit garages and warehouses. Check both height and depth against your space.

Which shelving is best for a garage or warehouse?

Steel or industrial boltless shelving is the durable choice for garages, workshops and warehouses — higher load ratings, robust construction and easy to extend as you grow.