Convenience store standard perforated sheet single-sided wall-mounted shelf

Core Advantages

    Structural design: Classic straight‑angle frame welded from square tubes and cold‑rolled steel. Wall‑mounting transfers loads directly to the wall, leaving aisle floors unoccupied by vertical posts.

    Load capacity: Frame constructed from cold‑rolled steel and square tubes, with the perforated back panel connected at multiple points. Per‑shelf capacity meets typical convenience store product stacking requirements (beverages, snacks, daily goods).

    Production efficiency: Components manufactured using automated laser cutting, CNC bending, and robotic spot welding, ensuring dimensional consistency for batch orders and controllable lead times.

    Installation convenience: Pre‑drilled mounting holes on the back panel allow fixing to concrete or solid brick walls using expansion bolts. The design includes space between the uprights and the wall for cable routing. Single‑person installation is feasible, reducing labor costs.

    Accessory compatibility: Hole diameter and spacing on the perforated panel fit standard retail hooks, shelf brackets, and price tag strips, enabling switching between flat and hanging displays.

    Customization: Overall dimensions, number and spacing of shelves, perforation diameter/pitch, and color can be adjusted per order.

Product Features

    Dimensions: 2400 mm (L) × 480 mm (W) × 2800 mm (H)

    Surface finish: Powder coating (color options available)

    Primary materials: Cold-rolled steel, square tube

    Manufacturing processes: Laser cutting, CNC bending, robotic spot welding, grinding, powder coating

    Back panel type: Perforated sheet metal (uniform hole pattern), compatible with standard hooks and brackets

    Mounting type: Wall‑mounted (pre‑drilled holes for expansion bolts; bolts not included)

    Shelf type: Perforated sheet, wire mesh, or solid panels (depending on customization)

    Customization: Overall dimensions, number of tiers, shelf spacing, perforation diameter/pitch, color

Application Scenarios

    Convenience store wall sections – displaying snacks, beverages, instant noodles, small packaged goods, utilizing full wall height

    Supermarket non‑food aisles – showcasing household items, stationery, toys; using hooks for hanging products

    Pharmacies and beauty stores – perforated back panel with hooks for peg‑hook items, shelves for boxed products

    Warehouse or back‑room storage – light‑duty material storage without occupying floor aisles

FAQ & Precautions

Frequently Asked Questions

    What are the wall requirements for installation?
    Recommended wall types: concrete, solid brick, or masonry of sufficient strength. For lightweight partition walls (e.g., drywall, hollow brick), use specialized toggle bolts or through‑bolts with backing plates. Evaluate wall load capacity before installation.

    Is wall mounting mandatory? Can it be used as a floor‑standing unit?
    This product is designed for wall mounting and has no floor‑standing legs. If wall mounting is not possible, a version with bottom support feet or conversion to a floor‑standing design can be customized.

    What is the load capacity per shelf?
    Capacity depends on shelf type, thickness, and wall anchor strength. Under typical configurations (2400mm span, uniform distribution), perforated shelves support 40‑60kg; solid shelves support 80‑100kg. Request load test data from the manufacturer and ensure the total load does not exceed wall anchor ratings.

    Is the hole spacing compatible with standard retail hooks?
    Standard hole spacing is 25mm or 50mm, compatible with most supermarket hooks. Custom hole patterns can be specified when ordering.

Precautions

    Before drilling, verify that there are no hidden electrical wires, water pipes, or gas lines inside the wall.

    Use expansion bolts appropriate for the wall type (e.g., M8 or M10). Bolt embedment depth and spacing must be calculated based on the total shelf load.

    After installation, check horizontal and vertical alignment. All bolts must be tightened and periodically inspected.

    Do not exceed the load capacity of wall anchors. Distribute heavier items across multiple anchor points.

    Avoid scraping the powder‑coated surface with sharp objects. Clean with a soft cloth and mild detergent.