Panel-sided shelving that looks as good on a retail or office floor as it performs in a back-room store.
Slotted panel racks use solid or perforated panel sides instead of open angle uprights, so the unit reads as furniture rather than warehouse equipment — the usual choice where shelving sits in view of customers or staff, not tucked behind a partition.
The panel sides also brace the frame, so bays can run taller and take heavier point loads than open-frame shelving of the same footprint, while keeping a clean, closed look with no visible bracing.
Indicative ranges — final sizing is confirmed against your requirement and site drawings.
| Type | Panel-sided slotted shelving |
|---|---|
| Panel finish | Powder coated MS or laminate-faced board |
| Load per shelf | 75 kg – 300 kg UDL |
| Bay width | 900 mm – 1,200 mm |
| Shelf depth | 300 mm – 600 mm |
| Height | Up to 2,100 mm |
| Shelf adjustment | Standard hole pitch, tool-free |
| Finish | Powder coated, any standard colour |
Panel racks use closed panel sides instead of open angle uprights, so they look tidier and take slightly heavier point loads — the trade-off is a bit more cost per bay.
Yes, shelves sit on the same standard hole pitch as slotted angle and move without tools.
Any standard powder-coat colour, or laminate-faced panel finishes if the unit needs to match office or retail furniture.
Yes — it’s a common choice for back-of-house retail storage and staff-facing areas where appearance matters.
Tell us your requirement and site details — we’ll come back with a layout and a price.
Designing, manufacturing and installing heavy-duty pallet racking for warehouses, cold stores and distribution centres.
[Street address / Industrial Area],
Ludhiana, Punjab, India