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Wire Shelving

  • Phoenix wall bracket for wire shelving, chrome finish ring bracket with two screw holes for mounting a post to a wall
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    Phoenix Chrome/Black Epoxy Wall Bracket

    Features & Specifications: Sold individually Designed to secure shelving unit to the wall for stability. Perfect for trailers and food trucks

Commercial Wire Shelving in Toronto & Canada

Wire shelving ranges from a complete storage unit to individual pieces for a custom build. The Phoenix Chrome/Black Epoxy Wire Shelf Kit comes ready to assemble at 72 inches with four shelves, while the Atosa Slate Gray Epoxy Wire Shelf Kit matches that setup in a different finish. To build one from scratch, our Phoenix line sells individual wire shelves, storage baskets, and shelf poles separately, so a unit can be sized to a walk-in or dry storage room instead of a fixed kit size. Casters turn any wire shelf mobile for cleaning or repositioning, and wall brackets mount shelving where floor space is tight. Smaller accessories — handles, ledges, dividers, a PVC mat, clips, S hooks, and a post clamp — round out the system. For inventory that needs to stay locked up, EFI's wire security cages enclose a shelving unit entirely — useful for high-value stock, liquor, or controlled items, not everyday dry goods. Whether you're stocking a walk-in in Toronto, a dry storage room in Mississauga, or a new prep area right here in Vaughan, Phoenix Food Equipment ships wire shelving across the GTA and nationwide across Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions we hear from operators.

What's the difference between chrome and epoxy-coated wire shelving?

Chrome wire shelving has a polished metal finish that looks clean and works well in dry areas like a stockroom or retail display, but it's more prone to corrosion if it sits somewhere consistently damp. Epoxy-coated wire shelving, like most of the Phoenix and Atosa kits in this collection, has a baked-on plastic coating over the wire that resists rust and moisture far better, making it the safer choice for a walk-in cooler, a basement storage room, or anywhere humidity is a regular factor. Epoxy coating also tends to hold up longer against scratches and chips from bins and cases sliding on and off the shelf. Chrome costs less upfront in most cases, but epoxy is usually the better long-term choice anywhere moisture is a factor.

Can wire shelving go in a walk-in cooler or freezer?

Wire shelving can go in a walk-in cooler or freezer, but the finish matters more there than almost anywhere else in the kitchen. Epoxy-coated wire shelving is built to handle the condensation and temperature swings of a cooler or freezer without rusting, while uncoated chrome shelving corrodes much faster in that kind of sustained moisture. NSF-certified wire shelving is also worth checking for, since walk-in storage is one of the areas health inspectors look at closely. Open wire shelving has an added advantage in a cooler specifically — it lets air circulate freely around stored product, which solid shelving blocks, so cold air reaches everything evenly instead of pooling around whatever sits on top.

What's a wire security cage, and when do I need one?

A wire security cage, like the EFI N-SU2436C Chrome Wire Security Cage, is a fully enclosed wire shelving unit with a locking door, built to store inventory that needs restricted access rather than open shelf storage. Liquor, high-cost specialty ingredients, controlled substances, or anything prone to walking off during a shift are the typical reasons a kitchen adds one instead of relying on a locked room or office. Unlike a locked cabinet, a security cage still allows airflow and visibility through the wire mesh, so stock can be checked at a glance without opening the door. They're sized like standard wire shelving units, so a cage can usually slot into the same footprint as a regular shelf run if storage needs change later.