How to Choose Commercial Kitchen Shelving
Compare shelving materials, storage environments, configurations and other buying considerations before choosing a shelving system.
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Restaurant & Foodservice Storage
Shelving for Restaurants, Prep Areas, Walk Ins and Dry Storage
Commercial kitchen shelving helps restaurants, cafeterias and foodservice facilities keep dry goods, containers, smallwares, supplies and equipment organized, visible and accessible.
Compare wire shelving, NSF aluminum and polymer shelving, corrosion resistant options, restaurant wall shelves, dunnage racks and shelf liners based on where the storage will be used and what your team needs to store.
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Commercial Kitchen Shelving Options
Choose the shelving or storage style that best matches your kitchen environment, available space and inventory.
Humid & Cooler Storage
Green Epoxy Wire Shelving
Open wire shelving with an epoxy finish for foodservice, cooler and other storage environments where added moisture and corrosion resistance are useful.
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Dry Storage & Back of House
Wire Shelving Units
Complete freestanding shelving units for dry storage rooms, stockrooms, prep areas and general back of house inventory.
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Foodservice & Humid Areas
NSF Aluminum Shelving
Lightweight, corrosion resistant shelving for restaurant and foodservice storage where airflow and easy cleaning are important.
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Moisture Exposed Storage
Rust Resistant Wire Shelving
Wire shelving options for coolers, prep areas and other spaces where humidity, damp conditions or frequent cleaning make corrosion resistance more important.
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NSF Polymer Storage
NSF MetroMax Polymer Shelving
Polymer shelving for foodservice environments where moisture resistance, sanitation and easy maintenance are priorities.
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Bulk Goods & Heavy Inventory
Dunnage Racks
Low level storage for bags, cases, boxes and bulk supplies that need to remain elevated from the floor.
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Prep Areas & Workstations
Restaurant Wall Shelves
Wire and aluminum wall shelving for kitchens, prep areas and workstations where frequently used items need to stay close at hand.
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Bottles, Containers & Small Items
Wire Shelf Liners
Create a flatter shelf surface for bottles, jars, bags, containers and other smaller items stored on open wire shelving.
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Related Kitchen Storage
Additional Kitchen Storage and Prep Options
These products support other kitchen organization and prep needs but serve a different purpose from the commercial shelving systems above.
Kitchen Carts & Islands
Mobile and freestanding storage or work surfaces for kitchens and prep spaces.
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Open shelving for cookware, appliances, supplies and other kitchen storage needs.
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Storage products designed to make cabinets and pantry areas easier to organize and access.
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Product Selection Help
Commercial Kitchen Shelving FAQs
Shelving.com helps foodservice buyers compare commercial kitchen shelving based on storage environment, moisture exposure, available space and the type of inventory being stored.
What shelving is best for a commercial kitchen?
The best choice depends on where the shelving will be used
and what it needs to hold. Green epoxy wire shelving is a
practical option for many foodservice spaces, while standard
wire, aluminum, polymer, wall shelving and dunnage racks
serve different storage needs.
What shelving works well in walk ins and cooler areas?
Green epoxy wire shelving, rust resistant shelving, polymer
shelving and other corrosion resistant options are better
suited to areas where humidity, condensation or moisture
exposure are part of the environment.
What is the difference between chrome and green epoxy wire shelving?
Chrome wire shelving is generally used in dry, lower moisture
storage areas. Green epoxy wire shelving provides added
protection for more humid, damp or corrosion prone environments.
When should I use a dunnage rack?
Dunnage racks are useful for cases, bags, boxes and other
heavier bulk goods that need low, accessible storage while
remaining elevated from the floor.
Should I choose wall shelving or freestanding shelving?
Freestanding shelving provides more storage capacity for dry
storage rooms and back of house inventory. Wall shelving is
useful near prep areas and workstations where frequently used
supplies need to stay accessible without using additional
floor space.
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Commercial Kitchen & Food Service Storage Resources
Learn how to choose shelving, plan storage across a foodservice operation and understand where moisture resistant shelving may make sense.
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