Wood Shelving

Definition

Wood Shelving refers to horizontal mounted surfaces made of wood, plywood, or particleboard upon which objects may be stored, supported, or displayed.

Purpose

The purpose of wood shelving is to provide a stable and versatile surface for storage and display in various settings, such as homes, offices, and retail spaces.

Examples of Use

• Bookshelves: Providing storage for books in homes and libraries.
• Retail Displays: Displaying merchandise in stores.
• Kitchen Shelves: Storing kitchenware and pantry items.

Related Terms

• Bracket: A support for holding up a shelf.
• Cabinet: An enclosed storage unit with shelves.
• Racking: A framework of shelves used for storage.

Notes

Wood shelving can be customized in terms of size, finish, and design to match the aesthetic and functional needs of a space. It is important to ensure that shelves are properly mounted and supported to bear the intended loads.

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