Kitchen Shelving

Why Choose Our Kitchen Shelving?

Space Optimization:

Our free-standing and wall-mounted shelves help free up your countertops and clear out closed cabinetry.

This is one of the easiest ways to make your kitchen feel larger and more functional, especially when space is limited.

Modular Flexibility:

With rail-and-hook shelving systems, you can group similar items together and rearrange containers, baskets, or racks—no tools needed. It’s a flexible storage solution that evolves with your needs.

Durable Construction:

We use powder-coated steel, moisture-resistant MDF, and corrosion-resistant aluminum.

These materials are built to handle humid kitchens, warm steam, and daily use without warping or rusting.

Easy Installation:

Most of our kitchen shelving comes with pre-drilled holes, wall anchors, and level guides. Whether you're working with concrete walls or drywall, you can install our shelves without a contractor.

Aesthetic Versatility:

From industrial-style shelf racks to open shelving inspired by minimalist kitchens, we offer finishes and materials that complement both modern and traditional interiors.

Kitchen Shelving for Every Use

Pantry Organization:

Open shelving makes it easy to sort dry goods, grains, and canned items. Use baskets, clear jars, or labeled containers to keep your kitchen essentials within reach and in order.

Cookware & Utensils:

Heavy-duty racks and wall rails are ideal for cookware and tools. Hang your pans, spatulas, and ladles near your cooking workspace so your drawers stay clutter-free and your tools stay accessible.

Spice & Condiment Storage:

Install magnetic shelves or over-cabinet spice racks to bring flavor within arm’s reach. These compact solutions make it easy to keep spices in order without taking up valuable cabinet space.

Display & Décor:

Showcase decorative objects like ceramics, plants, and cookbooks. Floating kitchen shelves provide an airy display option without making the room feel heavy or cluttered.

Coffee & Beverage Station:

Create a dedicated drink zone with corner shelves and tiered racks. Store mugs, syrups, and even your coffee maker to carve out a cozy station in any small space.

Installation & Maintenance Guide

Mounting Tips:

Use the proper wall anchors for your surface. Toggle bolts are best for drywall; masonry anchors are recommended for concrete. Always use a level tool to keep shelves straight.

Weight Capacity:

Floating shelves support up to 15 kg when securely mounted. Shelf racks and rail systems can carry between 20–30 kg when weight is evenly spread across their surface.

Cleaning:

Use a damp cloth to wipe down MDF and wooden shelves. For metal racks, use mild detergent and dry thoroughly to prevent rust, especially near your range hood or sink.

Adjustments:

Need to reorganize? Rail systems let you slide components like baskets and hooks without unscrewing anything. It’s an easy way to adapt your shelving to your routine.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What’s the Difference Between Floating Shelves and Shelf Racks?

Floating shelves hide their supports and give your kitchen a cleaner, more open look. Shelf racks, on the other hand, feature visible brackets or rail systems that allow for heavier storage and added functionality.

How Do I Choose the Right Shelving for My Kitchen Wall?

Start by evaluating your wall type, the items you want to store, and your overall kitchen style. Use floating shelves for display pieces or lightweight kitchen essentials. 

For heavy cookware or busy areas, go with steel racks or adjustable shelving systems.

Can I Install Shelving Over My Microwave or Stove?

Yes, as long as you follow clearance guidelines. Over-the-range shelves and microwave-compatible racks should be installed with enough space above the appliance to allow for proper ventilation and heat dispersal. 

Most can fit appliances measuring up to 64 × 36.8 × 42.3 cm.