- Is this shelving NSF certified?
- Yes. It is NSF certified, so it meets commercial food service sanitation standards.
- Will it rust in a damp kitchen?
- Stainless steel resists rust far better than chrome or epoxy wire, so it holds up in dish rooms and humid storage. Wipe it dry after heavy splashing to keep it looking new.
- How much weight does each shelf hold?
- Quantum rates its stainless wire shelves for heavy commercial loads, but capacity depends on the posts and how the weight is spread. Keep the heaviest items on the lower shelves.
- Do I need shelf liners?
- For cans, boxes and large pans, no. For small jars, loose produce or narrow bottles, liners or shelf mats stop items tipping through the wire.
- How hard is assembly?
- The unit assembles with split sleeves and posts, and most owners manage it in under an hour. Two people make lining up the sleeves and pressing the shelves down easier.
- Is it good for a home kitchen?
- Yes, if you have the floor space and want rust resistance. For dry pantry storage, a chrome or epoxy unit of the same size does the job for less.
- Where is the Quantum Storage Systems Stainless Steel Wire Shelving cheapest?
- At www.wireshelvingsupply.com, for $1,607.21, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Quantum Storage Systems Stainless Steel Wire Shelving?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including www.wireshelvingsupply.com, AuthorizedInc, Culinary Depot, IndustrialSafety.com, Restaurant Supply.