How to Assemble Your Wire Shelving (64”h and Over)

Need help assembling a wire shelving unit that’s 64” or longer in length? Shelving Inc. has you covered! Watch this step-by-step tutorial to learn how to easily put your shelving together.
The best part? You won’t need any tools!
With this size of shelving, the posts come in two pieces and screw together. We find it helps to assemble these after you’ve put a few shelves on.
Learn more about the types of wire shelving we offer and the countless ways they can be used here: bit.ly/2Vsxvzu
If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment or reach out to us by emailing [e-mail] or calling [phone].

[@cherylsmith6802]

I have 2 short shelving units. I got them together now, and I want to combine them and make one taller shelf.

[@ShelvingIncorporated]

Our brand of wire shelving cannot be connected to each other to increase the height.

[@noelpensock4421]

After disassembling and reassemblig my mtro shelf, the locking levers for the top shelf will not close. Had no problems with the other sheves. How can I fix this?

[@WaxmanHenry]

do these clips ever come apart?

[@karinav2415]

When I bought my shelf, there were plastic anchor cones missing and I could not complete the assembly. Where can I buy more of just the clips?

[@ShelvingIncorporated]

Hi there, we're sorry to hear that! You can purchase shelf clips in a 1" diameter and 3/4" diameter here: www.shelving.com/Chrome-Round-Posts-s/254.htm

[@irenethomas8034]

What are the blue things for?

[@ShelvingIncorporated]

We would be happy to help! Can you please elaborate on what blue things you are referring to?

[@MG-cd9ek]

The clips are sliding even when on proper notch these are crap once the clips get old this is ABSOLUTELY useless. I wouldn't buy these again for anything. Avoid it like the plague