Adjustable Shelving Hardware
Find adjustable shelving hardware to set up or change shelf spacing in your garage, workshop or shed. Whether you’re adding storage or updating an existing setup, check that the hardware matches your shelving system, mounting needs and load requirements before you buy.
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Best Of FAQ
Adjustable shelving hardware includes parts that let you change a shelf’s position instead of keeping it fixed in one spot. Common setups include shelf pins, brackets and slotted tracks, depending on the shelving system.
Shelf standards are the upright tracks with slots for positioning shelves. Brackets connect to those tracks and extend beneath the shelves. They’re separate parts of the same shelving setup.
Shelf-pin systems have pins that fit into rows of holes inside a cabinet or shelving unit. Track-and-bracket systems have brackets that connect to slotted upright tracks. Each style offers a different way to arrange shelf positions.
You’ll often find it in pantries, closets, garages and workshops. It’s also common in cabinets and storage areas around the farm, where shelf arrangements may change with the season.
That’s up to the look you like. A matching finish keeps the hardware from standing out, while a contrasting finish makes the brackets and tracks more noticeable. You can also coordinate visible hardware with nearby cabinet pulls or other fixtures.