Racking
Racking systems are essential storage solutions commonly used in warehouses, retail spaces, and industrial facilities to efficiently organize and maximize storage space. They consist of vertical frameworks and horizontal beams designed to support heavy loads and are customized to fit specific needs. There are various types of racking systems, each suited to different purposes. Pallet racking, for instance, is ideal for storing goods on pallets and comes in subtypes like selective racking for easy access, drive-in racking for high-density storage, and cantilever racking for handling long or bulky items like pipes or timber. Shelving racks are another type, often used for smaller or lighter items, making them suitable for retail or archive storage. Push-back racking and flow-through (or gravity-fed) racking systems optimize space by allowing products to be loaded from one side and retrieved from the other, adhering to inventory management principles like FIFO (First In, First Out). These systems improve organization, accessibility, and safety while helping businesses make the most of their available storage area. Let me know if you'd like more details about specific racking solutions!
Pallet Racking
Pallet racking is a storage system designed to organize and hold palletized goods efficiently, using vertical space in warehouses and distribution centers. It enhances accessibility and maximizes storage capacity.
Light Duty Racking
Light Duty Racking is a storage system designed for lightweight items, offering efficient organization and easy access. It's ideal for small warehouses, workshops, or retail spaces, providing a cost-effective and versatile solution.
Cold Room Racking
Cold room racking is a specialized storage system designed to efficiently store temperature-sensitive goods in controlled environments, such as freezers or refrigerated warehouses.
Cantilever Racking
Cantilever racking is a storage system designed for long, bulky, or irregularly shaped items like pipes, timber, and steel. It features horizontal arms extending from vertical columns, providing open-front access for easy loading and retrieval.
