The storage compartments on these shelving units have a lip on the front that keeps loose items from falling out of the compartments. The size of the compartments cannot be adjusted. These shelving units keep merchandise and other items separated and organized so they can be accessed quickly.

The storage compartments on these shelving units have a flush edge that allows items to slide into and out of the compartments. The size of the compartments cannot be adjusted. Sometimes called cubby organizers or cubby lockers, these shelving units keep merchandise and other items separated and organized so they can be accessed quickly.

The storage compartments on these shelving units have a flush edge that allows items to slide into and out of the compartments. The floors of the compartments can be moved individually to adjust the height of each compartment and accommodate items of various sizes. Sometimes called cubby organizers or cubby lockers, these shelving units keep merchandise and other items separated and organized so they can be accessed quickly.

The storage compartments on these shelving units have a flush edge that allows items to slide into and out of the compartments. The compartments are separated by dividers that can be moved to adjust the width of each compartment and accommodate items of various sizes. These shelving units keep merchandise and other items separated and organized so they can be accessed quickly. Starter units can be used as standalone units. Add-on units connect to compatible starter or add-on units to create or expand a multi-unit shelving system. Each add-on unit shares a post with the unit it connects to, which saves space compared to placing multiple standalone units side by side.

These compartmented shelving units have deeper storage compartments than other styles of compartmented shelving. The compartments have a flush edge that allows items to slide into and out of them. The compartments are separated by dividers that can be moved to adjust the width of each compartment and accommodate items of various sizes. These shelving units keep merchandise and other items separated and organized so they can be accessed quickly. Starter units can be used as standalone units. Add-on units connect to compatible starter or add-on units to create or expand a multi-unit shelving system. Each add-on unit shares a post with the unit it connects to, which saves space compared to placing multiple standalone units side by side.

These compartmented shelving units mount to a wall, which keeps floor areas clear and allows shelving to be installed above work stations to keep tools and equipment close to where they're used. The units feature multiple storage compartments with a flush edge that allows items to slide into and out of the compartments. The compartments are separated by dividers that can be moved to adjust the width of each compartment and accommodate items of various sizes. These shelving units keep merchandise and other items separated and organized so they can be accessed quickly.