Bottle Troughs, Liquor Displays, and Bar Shelving
Prioritize Your Bar's Organization With Commercial Bar Shelving
Commercial bar shelving is an essential component of any well-organized bar. These shelves are designed to keep your liquor bottles, glassware, and bar tools neatly arranged and within reach. Our bar shelving units come in various sizes and configurations to fit your specific needs, whether you have a small cocktail bar or a large nightclub.
The benefits of using commercial bar shelving include:
- Improved organization and accessibility
- Maximized storage space
- Enhanced visual appeal of your bar
- Increased efficiency and productivity for bartenders
Our extensive collection of commercial bar shelving includes options for every style and budget. The Kratos 32L-030 18" Five-Tiered Stainless Steel Liquor Display Rack is a popular choice, featuring five tiers of sturdy stainless steel construction to hold up to 20 liquor bottles. For a more compact option, consider the Glastender BRM15 Mixology Bottle Rack, which can hold 15 bottles and is designed to fit seamlessly with Glastender ice bins.
In addition to bar shelving, we offer a wide range of bar supplies and equipment to help you create a fully functional and stylish bar space. From bartending supplies like shakers and jiggers to ice bins, drainboards, and workstations, we have everything you need to outfit your bar. Browse our selection today and discover the perfect commercial bar shelving solution for your establishment.
The average height of a bar shelf is between 18 and 24 inches. This height allows for easy access to bottles and glassware while still providing ample storage space.
The spacing between bar shelves typically ranges from 6 to 8 inches. This spacing allows for the storage of various bottle sizes and shapes while maintaining a neat and organized appearance.
Liquor shelves should be at least 12 inches deep to accommodate most standard bottle sizes. However, some shelving units may offer deeper options, such as 18 or 24 inches, for larger bottles or additional storage space.
Liquor is typically displayed on bar shelves or in liquor displays. Arrange bottles by type, such as vodka, whiskey, or tequila, and place them in a visually appealing manner. Use tiered shelves or risers to create depth and make labels easily visible to bartenders and customers.