New and used steel shelving for liquor stores, markets and convenience stores. Wall units, double-sided islands and end caps, stocked locally and installed in your store.
Gondola shelving is freestanding steel retail shelving built from upright posts, a base, a back panel and adjustable shelves. The shelves hook into slots on the uprights, so you can raise, lower, add or remove them without tools as your products change.
Units connect side by side into continuous runs, which is why one system can fit a 600 square foot smoke shop or a full grocery market. It’s the shelving most independent retailers buy because it’s strong, adjustable and easy to extend later.
Shelves on one side with a flat back that sits against the wall. Used around the store perimeter, where taller units make the most of wall height. Most stores start their layout here.
Island shelving (double-sided)
Shelves on both sides of a shared center, placed on the open floor to form aisles. Usually kept lower than wall units so staff can see across the store from the counter.
End caps
A short unit that closes the end of an island run and faces the main walkway. It’s the most visible shelf space in the store, used for promotions, seasonal items and new products.
Common configurations
We’ll help you choose the right shelving
Not sure what you need? Call or text us. A photo or rough measurements can help, but you don’t need them to start.
For reference, these are the choices we’ll walk you through.
Choice
What it means
Typical guidance
Section width
Each section is one bay between two uprights. Runs are built by joining sections.
Sections commonly come in 3 ft and 4 ft widths; we mix them to fit the wall.
Height
Overall height of the uprights.
Taller on the walls for capacity, lower in the center so sightlines stay open.
Shelf depth
How far the shelves project from the back.
Deeper base shelf for cases and large items, shallower upper shelves for bottles, cans and packaged goods.
Number of shelves
Shelf levels per section above the base deck.
Set by product height; shelves adjust later, so it can change with your mix.
Back panel
Solid, pegboard or slotted backs.
Pegboard takes hooks for hanging items such as snacks, accessories and phone chargers.
New or used
Condition of the units.
Used shelving can lower the cost of a build-out. Ask what we have.
We’ll confirm sizes and colors on hand when you call or text.
By store type
How retailers use it
Liquor stores
Tall wall runs for spirits and wine with shelf spacing set to bottle height, lower islands for mixers, snacks and gift items, and end caps for featured brands.
Convenience stores & mini marts
Low center islands that keep the whole floor visible from the register, pegboard backs for hanging goods, and end caps facing the entrance.
Grocery markets
Long double-sided aisles with deep base shelves for bulk and case goods, plus perimeter wall shelving for dry goods.
Smoke shops & specialty retail
Wall shelving behind and beside the counter with closer shelf spacing for small packaged products, and compact islands where floor space allows.
It depends on the type of unit, the height and depth, how many sections you need, and whether you choose new or used. Call or text us about your store and we’ll quote it, with delivery and installation if you want them.
Do you sell used gondola shelving?
Yes. We sell both new and used commercial shelving. Call or text to find out what used shelving is in the warehouse right now.
How do I know how much shelving my store needs?
Call or text us and tell us about the store. Rough measurements or a photo help if you have them. We’ll help you work out how many wall and island sections fit while leaving comfortable aisles.
Can I see the shelving before I buy?
Yes. Warehouse visits are available by appointment. We can also text you photos of the specific units we have.
Do you deliver and install?
Yes. We deliver and install throughout San Diego County, and nearby areas depending on the project.
Need gondola shelving in San Diego?
Call or text Brian Jabro, our sales manager. A photo or rough measurements can help, but you don’t need them to start.
