Fast access
Open Units
Open sides and backs make inventory visible and easy to pick. Ideal for warehouses, parts departments, and maintenance storage.
Quote an open system →Built here. Supported here.
Steel shelving that fits what you already have.
Complete compression-clip shelving systems, compatible expansions, and replacement components—made with real projects and long-term support in mind.
- USA-supported
- Custom sizes & colors
- Compatibility guidance
Not sure what you need?
Start with three details.
- 01Your available spaceOverall length, height and depth
- 02What you’re storingItem size and approximate weight
- 03What’s already installedPhotos or an existing part number
The Eclipse difference
Keep proven shelving systems working.
When suppliers move production overseas or stop supporting older clip-style systems, expanding a storage room becomes unnecessarily difficult. Eclipse keeps those systems practical to buy, expand, and maintain.
We help identify the right unit, post, shelf class, reinforcement, and finish—so you receive a solution that works in your space instead of a pile of mismatched parts.
Shelving systems
Start with the way you work.
From fast-access warehouse storage to clean, enclosed stockrooms, each system is configured around your space and load.
Contained storage
Closed Units
Side and back panels create a clean, finished system while helping smaller items stay contained.
Quote a closed system →Build your run
Starter + Adder Units
Begin with a complete freestanding bay, then extend the run efficiently by sharing common uprights.
See how components work →Posts & components
The right structure for every environment.
Match appearance, access, and load requirements without guessing. We’ll help verify compatibility before the order goes into production.
Get Component HelpAngle Posts
A versatile, rigid choice for everyday warehouse and stockroom storage.
Delta Posts
A clean, unobstructed face suited to offices, libraries, and public-facing areas.
Beaded Posts
Reinforced construction for demanding industrial environments and higher loads.
Sizes & capacity
Configure the shelf around the load.
Standard shelf widths include 30, 36, 42, and 48 inches, with depths from 12 through 36 inches. Shelf class and reinforcement are selected according to span, depth, and evenly distributed load.
30–48″Standard widths
12–36″Standard depths
6 classesCapacity options
2 stylesBar or angle reinforcement
Expand, repair, or replace
Support for the shelving you already own.
Older compression-clip shelving is durable, but identifying compatible parts can be difficult. We help customers determine what they have before recommending replacements or additions.
Replacement Shelves
Replace damaged or missing shelves while matching the width, depth, class, and connection style of the existing system.
Compatible Expansions
Add starter or adder bays to an existing row without replacing an otherwise useful shelving installation.
Component Identification
Send photos, dimensions, labels, or old paperwork. We’ll help narrow down the post style, clip system, and shelf requirements.
Color Matching
Provide an existing RAL code or photos taken in good lighting and we’ll help identify the closest practical powder-coat finish.
Reinforcement options
More stiffness where the load needs it.
Reinforcement mounts beneath the shelf edge to reduce flex and help the shelf stay flatter under load. The right choice depends on shelf dimensions, weight, and how items are placed.
Discuss Your LoadWhere Eclipse works
Built for organized, working spaces.
Compression-clip shelving adapts to environments that need durable storage, adjustable shelf positions, and reliable access to inventory.
Warehouses
Parts, supplies, cartons, maintenance inventory, and frequently picked material.
Stockrooms
Organized back-of-house storage with open access or enclosed sides and backs.
Offices & Records
Clean, adjustable storage for files, archive boxes, supplies, and equipment.
Schools & Facilities
Flexible storage for classrooms, maintenance teams, equipment rooms, and district inventory.
Parts Departments
Visible, accessible organization for repair parts, packaged components, and service supplies.
Public-Facing Storage
Closed units and finished post styles for areas where presentation matters as much as function.
From question to quote
A straightforward process.
Share the basics
Tell us where the shelving will go, what you’re storing, and the approximate size of the area.
Confirm the system
We help select unit type, dimensions, post style, shelf class, reinforcement, and finish.
Review the quote
You receive a clear configuration to review before anything moves into production.
Build and support
Your shelving is manufactured for the project, with local support available when questions come up.
Powder-coated finishes
Match your facility—or make the system unmistakably yours.
Choose practical warehouse neutrals, high-visibility safety colors, or provide an existing RAL code for a close match.
Swipe, drag, or use the arrows to browse colors.
RAL 7035Light Grey
RAL 7004Signal Grey
RAL 9005Jet Black
RAL 9003Signal White
RAL 1013Oyster White
RAL 2004Pure Orange
RAL 5010Gentian Blue
RAL 1018Zinc Yellow
RAL 7016Anthracite Grey
RAL 7037Dusty Grey
RAL 9006White Aluminium
RAL 1023Traffic Yellow
RAL 3020Traffic Red
RAL 5015Sky Blue
RAL 6024Traffic Green
Product catalog
Explore the complete 2026 Eclipse Shelving catalog.
Review shelving systems, components, configurations, and product details in one convenient guide. Open it online or download a copy for planning and purchasing.
2026 edition · 7 pages · PDFReady when you are
Tell us about your shelving project.
Complete the quotation form below. Leave any specifications you’re unsure about blank and our team will help you choose.
Common questions
What customers usually want to know.
If your system is unusual, send photos and measurements. You do not need to identify every part yourself.
Can you help match shelving that is already installed?
Yes. Photos of the posts, clips, shelf edges, and any labels are a good starting point. Include overall width, depth, and height whenever possible.
What is the difference between a starter and an adder unit?
A starter includes both end uprights and can stand by itself. An adder shares one upright with the neighboring bay, making longer rows more efficient.
How do I choose a shelf capacity?
Capacity depends on shelf width, depth, class, reinforcement, and how evenly the weight is distributed. Tell us what you plan to store and the approximate weight per shelf.
Can shelving be made in a custom color?
Yes. We offer a range of powder-coated RAL colors and can work from an existing RAL code when you need new shelving to blend with an installed system.
What information helps you quote faster?
Location, available space, desired shelf size, shelves per section, estimated weight, unit type, color, and a photo or simple sketch are all useful. A rough idea is enough to begin.