When selecting large supermarket shelving, load-bearing capacity is one of the most important criteria. Typically, standard heavy-duty supermarket shelves can support 50kg to 150kg per layer. For shelves with a size of 1000mm × 350mm, the typical load-bearing range is 80kg to 100kg per layer. Reinforced designs can support 150kg or more per layer.

✅ 1. Material Standards

• Choose high-strength galvanized steel or Q195/Q235 carbon steel, combined with powder coating, for rust resistance and structural integrity.

• Bracket thickness should be at least 2.0mm, and upright thickness between 1.5–2.5mm.

✅ 2. Structural Design

• Use reinforced beams and slot-type joints for improved stability.

• Add cross braces or horizontal supports to prevent tipping.

• For double-sided shelves, ensure strong base supports for balance.

✅ 3. Proper Weight Distribution

• Heavy goods should be placed on lower levels.

• Distribute weight evenly across each layer to avoid overloading one section.

✅ 4. Regular Maintenance

• Inspect all joints and connectors monthly.

• Replace any damaged, corroded, or deformed components promptly.

✅ 5. Safe Transport & Installation

• Use secure packaging (e.g., cartons + foam) to protect during shipping.

• Follow installation guides carefully, and tighten all joints during setup.