Periodical Shelving

Periodical shelving is ideal for efficiently storing periodicals, magazines, newspapers, and journals. These units have slanted shelves that display the most recent issue. The slanted shelves hinge up to reveal a storage shelf for back issues. These periodical display shelves offer an organized and user-friendly approach to keeping periodicals accessible and neatly arranged. Whether in libraries, waiting rooms, or corporate reading areas, periodical shelving combines practicality with an attractive display, making it the perfect choice for those who appreciate well-organized reading materials.

• Vertical side panels (uprights) are double-wall closed type made of 18-gauge steel.
• Hinged display shelves lift to access back issues stored on a fixed shelf.
• Sloped display shelves have a 10-degree angle.
• Shelves are adjustable vertically on 1.5" increments.
• Back shelves are supported with two heavy-duty shelf supports.
• Units include back panels.
• Single-sided units have one, and double-sided units have two 4.25" high bottom kickplates (bases) to prevent objects from rolling under the unit.
• Powder coat finish meets museum quality standards with no off-gassing.

• The first unit of a shelving row has to be a "starter unit" (add-on units connect to the starter unit).
• Additional units will not stand alone and must be added to a starter unit.
• If you want complete flexibility to move units around in the future, purchasing all starter units is recommended.
• Starter units come with two closed vertical side panels (uprights), and add-on units come with one upright.