Indoor Agriculture & Greenhouse Shelving
Maximize Your Indoor Agriculture with High-Quality Greenhouse Shelving & Grow Products
Storage and Handling Across the Growing Operation
Indoor agriculture and greenhouse operations may need different equipment for growing areas, drying, processing, material handling, transport, and secure storage.
Shelving.com offers high density shelving, drying racks, worktables, dollies, containers, and mobile storage products that can be matched to different parts of the operation.
When selecting equipment, consider what will be stored or handled, available floor and vertical space, how materials move through the facility, and any environmental, sanitation, or certification requirements that apply to the space.
Explore the available products below for storage, drying, work, transport, and material handling applications.
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48"d Metro Top-Track High-Density Shelving - Chrome
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60"d Metro Top-Track High-Density Shelving - Chrome
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48"d Metro Top-Track High-Density Shelving - Super Erecta Pro
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60"d Metro Top-Track High-Density Shelving - Super Erecta Pro
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End-Load Wire Bun Pan Rack
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Stainless Steel Wire Tray Drying Rack
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Space Saver Stainless Steel Work Table w/ Bottom 3-Sided Frame
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Space Saver Stainless Steel Work Table w/ Bottom Shelf
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Space Saver Stainless Steel Mobile Work Tables w/ Bottom 3-Sided Frame
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Space Saver Stainless Steel Mobile Work Table w/ Bottom Shelf
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Heavy-Duty Lug Dolly w/ Lugs
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Heavy-Duty Lug Dolly
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Lug Lid
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Lug Tub
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WavDri Drying Tray
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Indicator Flag for WavDri Drying Tray
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Metro Super Erecta Mobile Security Cabinet - Chrome
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Across the Operation
Storage & Equipment by Growing Need
The right equipment depends on where it will be used and what it needs to accomplish. Start with the task, available space, access requirements, and how materials need to move through the operation.
High Density Shelving & Space Use
Metro Top Track High Density Shelving can make greater use of available floor space by reducing the number of fixed aisles between shelving runs.
High density shelving may be worth considering where floor space is limited and the layout works with the operation. Before choosing a system, consider how frequently each shelving section needs to be accessed and whether people, trays, containers, and equipment can move through the space as needed.
Drying & Post Harvest Handling
Drying Racks provide dedicated space for materials that need airflow during drying or handling.
Drying trays, tray racks, and related accessories can be selected around the material being handled, tray dimensions, available space, and the amount of drying capacity needed.
Work & Processing Areas
Stainless Steel Work Tables provide work surfaces for sorting, preparation, maintenance, and other production tasks.
Stationary tables can work well in dedicated work areas, while mobile tables may be useful when the work surface needs to move between different parts of the operation. Consider floor conditions, load requirements, travel distance, and how often the table will be relocated.
Moving Supplies & Materials
Dollies and other mobile equipment can help move containers, supplies, equipment, and materials between work areas.
The right option depends on what is being moved, its size and weight, the distance it needs to travel, and the floor conditions along the route.
Containers & Material Handling
Lug tubs and compatible dollies provide another option for separating, containing, or moving materials through different stages of the operation.
Consider container dimensions, capacity, lids, mobility, and how the containers will work with shelving, worktables, or other equipment already in the space.
Secure Mobile Storage
Mobile security cabinets can provide enclosed storage when tools, supplies, or other materials need to remain accessible while access is controlled.
Review cabinet dimensions, mobility, capacity, and the type of items being stored before selecting a configuration.
Before You Choose
How to Choose Indoor Agriculture Shelving & Equipment
Start with the work being performed rather than the product name.
- What will be stored, dried, processed, or transported
- Available floor and vertical space
- Shelf, tray, container, or work surface dimensions
- Weight and load requirements
- How frequently employees need access
- Whether equipment needs to remain stationary or move between areas
- Airflow and environmental conditions
- Cleaning or sanitation requirements
- Whether several components need to work together
- Whether the operation may expand or change
For products used in areas with specific sanitation, moisture, temperature, or certification requirements, review the individual product specifications before determining whether a particular item fits the application.
Larger Projects
Planning a Larger Indoor Growing Operation?
Larger indoor agriculture and greenhouse projects may involve more than selecting individual shelving units. Floor space, aisle access, equipment movement, drying areas, work surfaces, storage needs, and future expansion can all affect the layout.
Shelving.com can help compare shelving and equipment options for larger projects based on available space, workflow, mobility needs, and how different areas of the operation need to function together.
Planning & Product Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Indoor Agriculture & Greenhouse Shelving
These questions cover measurements, environmental conditions, and certification considerations before selecting equipment.
What should I measure before choosing shelving for an indoor growing facility?
Measure the available width, depth, and clear height of the space, along with aisle widths, doors, access points, and any fixed obstructions. Also measure the trays, containers, equipment, or other items that will be stored on the system. If mobile equipment will be used, allow enough room for it to move through the intended work areas.
What should I consider when choosing shelving for humid or moisture prone areas?
Consider the amount of humidity or moisture exposure, temperature, cleaning practices, and where the shelving will be installed. Materials and finishes are not equally suited to every environment, so check the specifications for the individual shelving system rather than assuming every product is appropriate for damp or humid areas.
Are all shelving and storage products on this page NSF certified?
No. Certifications, materials, finishes, and intended applications vary by product. If NSF certification or another facility requirement applies to your operation, confirm it in the individual product specifications before purchasing.
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