Wire Shelving Enclosures

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Wire Shelving Enclosures

Wire Shelving Enclosures and Doors to Turn Open Shelving into Closed Storage

Wire shelving enclosures add doors and panels to open wire and metal shelving, keeping stored items contained, out of sight, and better protected from dust and debris. This collection includes sliding door enclosures, swing door enclosures, back panels, and side panels from Chadko.

Enclosures are made of durable 1/8" PVC in 9 colors, fit most wire shelving brands, and include all installation hardware. Each piece is made in the USA and cut to order to fit your shelf size.

Enclosing several units or a custom size?

Our team can help confirm sizes before you order. Request a quote or call 800-637-9508.

Choosing a Door Style

Sliding Door vs. Swing Door Wire Shelving Enclosures

Both styles include a back panel, two side panels, front doors, and all hardware needed. The difference is how the doors open and the sizes available.

Choose a Sliding Door Enclosure When:

  • You want two doors that glide on a track without needing room to swing open
  • Your shelving is 14", 18", or 24" deep and 36" to 72" wide

Choose a Swing Door Enclosure When:

  • You want a single hinged door that swings open
  • Your shelving is 18" deep and 18" or 24" wide

Shop sliding door enclosures or swing door enclosures.

Partial Enclosures

Wire Shelving Back Panels and Side Panels

When you need to keep items from falling off the shelving but still want open access from the front, add back or side panels on their own.

Back Panels

Back panels block items from falling off the back of the shelving. They come in 36", 48", 60", and 72" widths and 13", 16", and 18" heights.

Side Panels

Side panels, sold in 2-packs, stop items from slipping off the ends of the shelving. They come in 14", 18", and 24" depths and 13", 16", and 18" heights.

Enclosures Are Cut to Order and Final Sale

Every enclosure, back panel, and side panel is cut to order, so it cannot be returned. Measure your shelving before ordering, including the depth, width, and space between the shelves you plan to enclose.

Top and inside liners are sold separately. Shop wire shelf liners, including liners made for enclosures, to finish the interior.

How to Choose Wire Shelving Enclosures

Check these details before you order, since enclosures are cut to order and final sale.

Check these before you order:

  • Shelf size: Match the enclosure to your shelf depth and width. See the Wire Shelving Size Guide.
  • Height: Choose a 13", 16", or 18" height to match the space between the shelves you are enclosing.
  • Coverage: Choose a full enclosure with doors, or back and side panels for partial coverage.
  • Door style: Choose sliding doors for wider shelving, or a swing door for 18"d units 18" or 24" wide.
  • Color: Choose from 9 colors to match your space or color-code storage.
  • Liners: Add top and inside liners, which are sold separately.

Where Wire Shelving Enclosures Are Commonly Used

Wire shelving enclosures are a common choice anywhere open shelving needs to look neater or keep its contents better protected.

Offices and Reception Areas

Cabinet-style storage that keeps supplies and files out of sight.

Retail and Customer-Facing Spaces

Enclosed back stock that keeps visible areas clean and consistent.

Healthcare Facilities

Concealed supply storage that is moisture resistant and easy to wipe clean.

Workshops and Garages

Panels that reduce exposure to dust and debris on stored tools and supplies.

Schools and Classrooms

Colorful enclosures that hide clutter and keep materials organized.

Homes and Apartments

Closed storage that turns open shelving into a cabinet for a cleaner look.

Wire Shelving Enclosure FAQs

Answers to common questions about sizing, installing, and ordering wire shelving enclosures.

How do I add doors to wire shelving?

Choose a sliding door or swing door enclosure that matches your shelf depth, width, and the space between the shelves you want to close off. Each enclosure includes the doors, a back panel, two side panels, and all hardware, and attaches to your existing shelving without tools.

Will enclosures fit my wire shelving?

Enclosures are compatible with most wire shelving brands. Choose the size that matches your shelf depth, width, and the space between the shelves you plan to enclose.

What comes with a wire shelving enclosure?

Sliding door enclosures include a back panel, two side panels, two front sliding doors with a track, and all hardware needed. Swing door enclosures include a back panel, two side panels, one front swing door, and all hardware. Wire shelving and liners are not included.

Do I need tools to install an enclosure?

No. Enclosures attach to existing wire shelving without tools or modifications, and all installation hardware is included.

Can enclosures be returned?

No. Enclosures, back panels, and side panels are cut to order and final sale, so measure your shelving before you order.

How do I clean wire shelving enclosures?

Wipe panels and doors with a soft cloth and a degreaser or glass cleaner if needed.

How long do enclosures take to ship?

Sliding and swing door enclosures usually ship in 5 business days, and back and side panels ship in 2โ€“3 business days. Enclosures ship separately from any wire shelving in the same order.

Need Help Choosing Wire Shelving Enclosures?

Tell us your shelving size and how you want to enclose it, and our team will help you choose the right enclosures, panels, and liners.

Request a Quote Or call 800-637-9508
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