Parts for Repairs, Expansion, and Custom Builds
Boltless shelving components can replace damaged parts, extend a compatible system, or support a custom layout. This collection includes angle posts, T-posts, single-rivet beams, double-rivet beams, center supports, and foot plates used in different areas of a shelving structure.
What Each Component Does
- Angle posts form the outside corners and ends of a shelving row
- T-posts serve adjoining bays in compatible Add-On configurations
- Single-rivet beams provide a lower-profile support where clear opening matters
- Double-rivet beams add rigidity and support at shelf perimeters
- Center supports reinforce decking front to back on applicable configurations
- Foot plates provide an anchoring point when specified for the installation
Do Not Match Parts by Length Alone
Boltless components from different systems are not automatically interchangeable. Match the manufacturer and series when known, along with post dimensions, keyhole spacing, beam length, shelf depth, rivet pattern, beam profile, gauge, finish, and rated load. Similar-looking components may connect differently or provide different capacities.
Starter and Add-On Components
A Starter bay normally uses four corner angle posts. A compatible Add-On bay uses two intermediate T-posts and attaches to the row; it is not a freestanding section. When building complete units from parts, use the component schedule and load information for the exact system rather than substituting pieces based on appearance.
Complete Shelving and Decking
For ready-to-configure units, compare Single Rivet Boltless Shelving and Heavy-Duty Double Rivet Shelving. If the structure is complete but needs shelf surfaces, shop Boltless Shelf Decking. Contact us with clear photos, dimensions, and part numbers when matching an existing unit.
