Display clearly
Open wire shelves create a light visual structure for packaged food, homeware, cosmetics and general merchandise.
Shelving for shops and retail operations
A retail system built to change without closing the doors.
Use one modular shelving system across the sales floor, stockroom and order-collection area — then reconfigure it as ranges, seasons and store formats change.
270 kgper evenly loaded shelf
950 kgper stationary rack
25 mmshelf-height adjustment
No toolsfor shelf repositioning
Retail without fixed furniture
Display, replenish, reconfigure.
The same components can support customer-facing presentation and the less visible work behind it. That shortens the distance between reserve stock and the shelf without locking the shop into one layout.
Replenish efficiently
Use the same shelf logic in the backroom so reserve stock follows the ranges and pack sizes used on the sales floor.
Change in stages
Reset levels, add bays or move correctly configured mobile units after trading hours instead of rebuilding the entire fit-out.
One system, two sides of retail
The sales floor and backroom should work together.
A consistent component system makes it easier to plan display, reserve stock and replenishment as one operation rather than separate pieces of furniture.
Customer-facing display
Choose dimensions around sightlines, reach and the products on sale. Open shelving avoids visually closing a compact shop.
Reserve stock
Match shelf spacing to cartons and handling bins so replenishment stock stays visible and accessible.
Promotion and overflow
Add compatible castors and handles to suitable configurations for seasonal displays or temporary capacity.
From convenience store to rollout
Start with the space you actually have.
Ultra Power components cover compact niches and long retail runs. These are examples; the final rack should follow the products, access and permitted loads.
Counter, window and narrow aisle
A shallow, narrow and low configuration can use space that standard store furniture often leaves empty.
- 36 cm
- example shelf depth
- 61 cm
- example shelf width
- 91 cm
- example post height
Bulk stock and long runs
Deeper and wider shelves help build efficient rows for cartons, multipacks and heavier general merchandise.
- 61 cm
- example shelf depth
- 182 cm
- example shelf width
- 950 kg
- maximum stationary-rack load
All compatible sizes share the same modular connection. Compact and large-format elements can work within one store system; every configuration still requires correct assembly and evenly distributed loads.
950 kgmaximum stationary-rack load
Modularcompatible shelves, posts and accessories
Documentedproduct documentation available
Tool-freeshelf assembly and repositioning
Change without a full refit
Move the shelf, not the business.
Shelf levels lock onto tapered sleeves and can be repositioned in 25 mm increments without bolts. A store can modernise one zone at a time and reuse compatible parts in the next layout.
- Add or reposition shelves as pack heights change.
- Join bays into continuous runs using shared posts.
- Turn suitable racks into mobile promotional or replenishment units.
- Reuse components when a department, range or location changes.
25 mmadjustment follows new products and changing display heights.Retail beyond the checkout
Make room for omnichannel work.
A physical store increasingly handles online orders, collections, returns and courier parcels. Modular shelving gives these changing processes a defined place without making them permanent fixtures.
Click & Collect
Create a clearly divided holding area for prepared orders, organised around collection windows and parcel sizes.
Packing and dispatch
Use vertical space for packaging, labels and outgoing parcels while keeping the working surface and route clear.
Returns and seasonal stock
Reconfigure temporary capacity when promotions, returns or container-return volumes change.
Choose by environment
The store determines the finish.
Most dry sales floors and stockrooms use Chrome. Chilled rooms, condensation and persistent humidity require the protected noMICRO system.
For sales floors and dry stockrooms
Chrome provides an open, neutral presentation for packaged goods, general merchandise and reserve stock where persistent moisture is not part of normal operation.
Explore Chrome shelving →For demanding back-of-house conditions
Use noMICRO in cold rooms, freezers and areas exposed to persistent humidity. Its protected coating is designed for conditions where Chrome is not the right specification.
Explore noMICRO shelving →Retail shelving FAQ
Before you plan the store.
Can the same system be used on the sales floor and in the backroom?
Yes. Compatible shelves, posts and accessories can be configured for customer-facing display, reserve stock and replenishment. Dimensions and finish should be selected for each environment and task.
Can I start with one rack and expand later?
Yes. Start with a standalone rack, add shelves or extend it with adjoining bays. Continuous runs can share posts, reducing the component count of later extensions.
How quickly can shelf heights be changed?
Shelf levels can be repositioned in 25 mm increments without bolts. The rack must be unloaded and adjusted according to the assembly instructions before it returns to service.
Can retail shelving be mobile?
Suitable configurations can use compatible castors and handles. The safe load of a mobile unit is determined by its castors and complete configuration, not only by the shelf rating.
What load can the shelving carry?
Each shelf can carry up to 270 kg when evenly loaded. A complete stationary rack can carry up to 950 kg depending on its configuration. Mobile capacity is assessed separately.
Which finish should I use?
Use Chrome in dry sales areas and stockrooms. Choose noMICRO for cold rooms, freezers, condensation or persistent humidity.
Plan around the way you trade
Show us the store, stock and route.
Share room dimensions, product sizes, target loads and the way goods move from delivery to display. We will help turn them into a practical retail shelving plan.