EAIS Chrome Wire Wall Shelves – Single & 2 Tier

Name: EAIS Chrome Wire Wall Shelves – Single & 2 Tier
Brand: EAIS
SKU: WSCW-6x3-1
Availability: InStock

These chrome wire wall shelves from EAIS are a practical, no-frills solution for making better use of vertical wall space in a commercial kitchen. Available in single-tier and two-tier configurations across a range of lengths, they are designed to keep dry goods, small equipment, and mise en place accessible close to the work area. Each shelf is supplied complete with the brackets, poles, and clamps needed for wall mounting, so there is nothing additional to source before installation.

Open wire construction gives these shelves a clear advantage over solid-surface alternatives in a working kitchen. Air circulates freely around stored items, moisture cannot pool on the shelf surface, and stock levels remain visible at a glance — useful during a busy service when there is no time to search. The chrome finish copes well with the warm, humid conditions typical of a commercial kitchen, and the open construction makes end-of-day cleaning quick.

Open wire design promotes airflow and prevents moisture build-up beneath stored items
Two-tier option doubles usable wall storage without increasing floor or counter footprint
Supplied complete with mounting hardware — brackets, poles, and clamps included
Chrome finish handles kitchen humidity and wipes down easily
Multiple lengths available to suit different wall runs and bay widths

Installation is straightforward, though the correct fixings for the wall construction must be used. Solid masonry, stud partitions, and tiled surfaces each require a different anchor approach, and the wall should be assessed for its ability to bear the loaded weight before anything is fixed. The 300mm shelf depth suits most dry-store and pass applications, but these shelves are not intended for heavy or bulky equipment.

They are well suited to smaller kitchens, prep areas, and service passes where accessible, cost-effective wall storage is the priority. Operators with heavier load requirements or the need for deeper shelf runs should look at a more substantial shelving system.

If you are deciding between single and two-tier, or working out the right lengths for your wall layout, our team is happy to talk it through before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Which configuration — single or two-tier — is better suited to a small kitchen?

That largely depends on ceiling height, what you intend to store, and how frequently items need to be accessed. A two-tier shelf makes the most of available wall space and works well for lighter dry goods stored at different heights, but the upper tier needs to remain comfortably reachable for staff during service. In a tight kitchen where every centimetre counts, a two-tier arrangement is usually the more practical choice.

What should I check before fixing these shelves to the wall?

The wall construction is the most important consideration. Solid masonry, stud partition walls, and tiled surfaces each require different anchor types to achieve a secure, load-bearing fixing. It is worth confirming the wall can take the combined weight of the shelf and its intended load before installation begins — particularly with a two-tier unit that will carry more stock.

Are these shelves suitable for storing heavy catering equipment or large containers?

These shelves are designed for dry goods, small items, and general mise en place rather than heavy or bulky equipment. If your storage needs involve significant weight or deeper items, a heavier-duty shelving system with a higher load rating would be a more appropriate choice.

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