Corner Shelf Kits

Corners are where storage plans usually give up – two runs of shelving that never quite meet, and a dead zone in between. Our corner kits fix that. Cut to sit square into a 90° corner, they join directly onto our straight shelf and pigeon hole kits, so two walls of storage become one continuous system. Available in 3, 4 and 5 tiers, in your choice of board and finish.

Affordable

Smart, practical storage at a sensible price.

Easy to build

Simple parts and clear instructions make assembly straightforward.

Strong and reliable

Durable shelving for homes, garages, workshops and commercial spaces.

How It Works:

1. Choose your size

Three unit heights (3, 4 or 5 stacks) and three widths (600mm, 900mm or 1200mm) to suit alcoves, garages, under-stairs corners and full walls.

2. Pick your layout

Open shelves for boxes, tools and crates, or pigeon holes that split each tier into tidy compartments for smaller items, paperwork and stock.

3. Select your material

From honest Rough Ply for the garage to smooth Face Ply for inside the house – with tough OSB and wipe-clean Hex Board in between.

Most shelving ranges pretend corners don't exist – you either leave a gap or wedge two units together and lose the space behind them. Shelve It corner kits are designed as the connecting piece: precision CNC-cut in our North Yorkshire workshop to sit squarely in the corner and align seamlessly with matching-height straight kits on either side. Bolt them together to upgrade your garage, workshop or utility room from two separate shelving runs to one wraparound storage wall.

Like every kit we make, corner units come flat-packed with pre-drilled fixing points, all fixings and clear instructions – built with a single drill, no cutting required. Choose from four board options, from budget-friendly Rough Ply to premium sanded Face Ply, all sourced through FSC-certified suppliers. Every kit is made to order in 1–2 working days and delivered free to mainland UK, typically within 2–5 working days.

Starting fresh? Plan your corner first, then add straight kits outwards in matching heights (3, 4 or 5 stacks) and keep extending as your storage needs grow.