Twin Slot Shelving

• Genuine 32mm twin slot system, benchmarked against the UK standard
• Brackets cannot inadvertently be ‘popped out’ by over filled shelves
• Brackets must be tilted and lifted to remove and move them - an important safety feature that stops loaded shelves unintentionally being removed 
• Strong steel uprights made from 2mm thick steel with industry-standard 32mm slot spacings 
• Strong brackets available in 7 sizes, 120mm to 610mm, 76kg to 153kg loading 
• Compatible with the original Sparring and Spur systems, and the Blue Diamond and Newtech copies
• Anti-microbial powder coating inhibits bacterial growth, making this system ideal for hospitals and food environments 

Yes, the uprights can be cut down using a hacksaw. However, be mindful of the position of the screw holes when cutting.

Tradefit Twin Slot System is the modern version and compatible with Spur Shelving, the historic global brand that has been around since the 1950s.

This largely depends on a combination of three factors:

• How much load you intend to put on the shelving 
• How strong the wall and wall fixing will be 
• How thick are the shelves - will they bow when loaded 

As a rule of thumb we recommend 60cm spacing between twin slot uprights for heavy duty applications, and 75cm spacing for general home and office storage. 

No, tradefit Twin Slot Shelving is the genuine 32mm twin slot system. It's compatible with the original Sparring and Spur systems, and the Blue Diamond and Newtech copies.

We recommend screw gauge 5.0 metric or 10 imperial.  

Choose screw length and fixing plugs carefully to suit your wall type. The system will only be as strong as the wall fixings.

Strong brackets, 7 sizes, 120mm to 610mm, 76kg to 153kg loading

Anti-microbial powder coating inhibits bacterial growth, making this system ideal for hospitals and food environments

• Plan your system on paper first, measure out and evenly space the wall upright bars 
• As a rule of thumb, we recommend 60cm spacing between uprights for heavy duty applications, and 75cm spacing for general home and office storage
• It's important to use a spirit level, or string chalk line, to ensure all uprights are level horizontally 
• Select the correct screw length and fixing plugs carefully to suit your wall type. The system will only be as strong as the wall fixings. We recommend screw gauge 5.0 metric or 10 imperial
• Drill and fix centre fixing each upright first, add brackets and check shelves will be level 
• When ok drill through uprights to mark correct location of remaining fixings and fix 
• Add the brackets and shelves, usually starting at the top - space out and check you are happy with spacings before screw fixing shelves
• Secure the shelving with screws

Yes, it's ideal for several reasons 

• Brackets cannot inadvertently be ‘popped out’ by overfilled shelves 
• Brackets must be tilted and lifted to remove and move them, an important safety feature stopping loaded shelves unintentionally being removed 
• Anti-microbial powder coating inhibits bacterial growth, making this system ideal for hospitals and food environments 

Yes, tradefit Twin Slot is ideal as it's strong and versatile. It can also be used to make workbenches and timber storage racks.

Yes, it's widely considered to be the best option where wall mounted adjustable shelving is required, and with more slots per upright it's a more stable option for shelving. Our uprights are made from 2mm thick steel, and our largest brackets can hold up to 153kg - please bear in mind that the load weight is dependant on the wall fixings, so always ensure you use the correct fixings for your wall.

Tradefit Twin Slot System is the modern version and compatible with Sparring Shelving, the historic global brand that has been around since the 1950s.

As a general rule, we recommend 60cm spacing between uprights for heavy duty applications, and 75cm spacing for general home and office storage. Please be aware though that the spacing will be dependant on the shelves you are using and the load, so we always recommend marking out first. The heavier the load, the closer together the uprights should be to ensure even load distribution.

Yes, it's ideal for several reasons 

• Brackets cannot inadvertently be ‘popped out’ by over filled shelves
• Brackets must be tilted and lifted to remove and move them, an important safety feature stopping loaded shelves unintentionally being removed 
• Strong uprights, 25.5mm x 16mm, 2mm thick, 32mm slot spacings 
• Strong brackets, 7 sizes, 120mm to 610mm, 76kg to 153kg loading 
• Anti-microbial powder coating inhibits bacteria growth, making this system ideal for hospitals and food environments