Novameta LSX3-60/40/90 wall shelf system with three shelves

A wall-mounted storage system organises ingredients, utensils and small equipment within arm's reach while keeping the worktop clear. Three fixed shelves distribute the load evenly across two sturdy brackets, preventing sag and sway under the weight of stocked items. The shelves sit parallel to the wall, creating a compact footprint that fits between existing appliances or along narrow corridors without obstructing movement. Because the unit is wall-mounted, the floor beneath stays free for cleaning or for mobile trolleys to pass, a requirement in busy kitchens where hygiene and workflow are paramount.

The shelves themselves are flat, rigid plates that support containers, trays or loose items directly. No lips or raised edges are present, so spills and debris can be wiped straight off without pooling. The two brackets are spaced to match the 600 mm shelf length, ensuring that the load is carried close to the wall and reducing the moment that could pull the fixings loose over time. Each bracket is secured with multiple screws or bolts, distributing the 50 kg maximum load across the wall structure rather than concentrating it on a single point.

To use the system, the operator first marks the fixing points on the wall, drills pilot holes, and inserts suitable wall plugs. The brackets are then bolted in place, levelled, and tightened. The three shelves are lifted onto the brackets and locked with the supplied fasteners. Once installed, items are placed directly on the shelves; no additional assembly or adjustment is needed during daily service. The shelves remain static, so there are no moving parts to wear or require lubrication.

The entire assembly is made from stainless steel, including the shelves, brackets and fasteners. Stainless steel does not corrode when exposed to steam, splashes or aggressive cleaning chemicals, and its smooth surface discourages bacterial growth. The material is also non-porous, so it does not absorb odours or stains, and it withstands the high temperatures of wash-down cycles without warping or discolouring.

The controls are limited to the mechanical fasteners that secure the shelves to the brackets. These are typically captive screws or quick-release clips that allow the shelves to be removed for deep cleaning or reconfiguration without tools. No electrical or programmable elements are present.

A 50 kg load capacity per shelf means the system can hold bulk ingredients in standard gastronorm containers, stacked trays of prepared food, or heavy equipment such as blenders or mixers. The 600 mm length matches the width of many worktops and under-counter appliances, allowing the shelf to align neatly above them. The 400 mm depth provides enough space for standard trays or containers without projecting too far into the aisle, while the 900 mm overall height places the top shelf at a comfortable reach for most operators, reducing the need to stretch or climb.

Cleaning is straightforward: shelves and brackets are wiped down with a damp cloth and mild detergent after each service. Because there are no crevices or hidden surfaces, no disassembly is required for routine cleaning. For deeper sanitisation, the shelves can be removed and washed separately, then reattached once dry. The stainless steel surface does not require sealing or special treatment, and the absence of paint or coatings means there is nothing to chip or peel over time.

The LSX3-60/40/90 is one configuration of the Novameta LSX modular wall shelving system. Other lengths, depths and shelf counts are available, and custom dimensions can be manufactured to match specific room layouts or project requirements. The system is designed to integrate with existing Novameta storage solutions and can be combined with freestanding units or mobile trolleys for a unified storage strategy.

The product is categorised under professional wall-mounted storage systems in the Novameta catalogue, positioned for kitchens, food production facilities and technical rooms where hygiene, durability and load capacity are critical.