Slotted angles for shelving

Slotted angle shelving is used to build modular storage structures using perforated metal profiles. They allow for the assembly of height-adjustable shelving for warehouses, workshops, retail stores, or archive areas, forming part of common storage and transport systems.

P40 type slotted profiles are made of steel with a painted or galvanized finish and are used as vertical elements in shelving structures. The perforations allow shelves, crossbars, or reinforcements to be fixed using standard screws, facilitating the assembly of structures adapted to the available space. These types of profiles are frequently used in storage facilities alongside shelving and shelf systems.

The modularity of the slotted angle allows structures to be easily expanded or modified, adding load levels or varying the height of the shelves according to the needs of the warehouse or workspace.

Technical criteria for choosing slotted profiles

• Profile length: common bars of 2 m, 2.5 m, or 3 m to configure different shelving heights.
• Finish type: painted profiles for indoor use or galvanized when greater resistance to moisture is required.
• Profile type: P40 section commonly used in modular shelving systems.
• Fixing system: perforations that allow assembly with standard screws to join profiles and supports.
• Structure configuration: combination of vertical profiles and shelves to create shelving adapted to the available space.

Slotted angles are part of modular storage systems used in warehouses, workshops, or retail stores, allowing resistant shelving to be built using perforated metal profiles and compatible fastening elements.