RACKING SYSTEMS

  • PALLET RACKING

    Efficient palletised storage with direct access to individual pallet positions.

    Suitable when:

    • you store palletised stock
    • forklifts form part of the workflow
    • stock access and rotation are important
    • the system needs to scale with warehouse demand
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  • LIGHT DUTY RACKING

    Adjustable hand-loaded storage for cartons, tools, boxes and general stock.

    Suitable when:

    • items are picked by hand
    • adjustable shelf levels are required
    • stock is boxed, loose or mixed
    • the storage area must remain organised and accessible
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  • CANTILEVER RACKING

    Open-front storage for long, oversized or irregular materials.

    Suitable when:

    • storing timber, steel, pipes or profiles
    • long items need clear front access
    • side-loading by forklift is required
    • product lengths vary across the storage area or warehouse
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  • DRIVE-IN RACKING

    High-density pallet storage for large volumes of similar stock.

    Suitable when:

    • large volumes of similar stock are stored
    • space efficiency is a priority
    • high-density pallet storage is required
    • LIFO stock rotation suits the operation
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  • LIVE & MOBILE RACKING

    Specialised systems for improved density, access and stock movement.

    Suitable when:

    • storage density needs to increase
    • FIFO stock rotation is important
    • floor space is limited
    • controlled stock movement is required
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Planned Racking Systems for Efficient Industrial Storage.

We design, supply and install racking systems that improve storage density, stock accessibility and operational workflow. Each system is specified around the available floor space, product type, load requirements, handling equipment and day-to-day movement through the facility.

The result is a structured storage system that helps your space work more efficiently, without unnecessary expansion or disruption.

Heavy-duty racking structure for industrial pallet storage

WHY BUSINESSES INSTALL RACKING SYSTEMS

  • > Increase storage capacity

    Racking systems make better use of available floor area and vertical height, allowing more stock to be stored within the same footprint.

    > Improve organisation and access

    A structured racking layout gives each product a defined storage position, making stock easier to locate, access, pick and manage.

    > Improve workflow

    Properly planned racking supports cleaner movement through the facility, reducing unnecessary handling and improving day-to-day operational flow.

  • > Adapt to the operation

    Racking systems can be designed around product type, load requirements, handling equipment, picking method and available space.

    > Support future growth

    Modular racking systems can be expanded, adjusted or reconfigured as stock profiles, volumes and operational requirements change.

    > Improve long-term value

    A well-designed racking system helps improve capacity, stock control and handling efficiency, giving the business better use of its available space.

LET'S GET TECHNICAL

HOW RACKING SYSTEMS WORK

Racking systems are designed to safely transfer loads from stored goods down through beams and uprights into the floor.

Each system is made up of:

  • vertical frames (uprights)
  • horizontal beams (load-bearing levels)
  • bracing for stability

Load capacity is determined by beam length, material thickness, and configuration — ensuring safe and efficient storage based on your requirements.

LOAD CAPACITY & CONFIGURATION

Every racking system is designed around your load requirements.

Typical considerations include:

  • weight per shelf or beam level
  • total bay load capacity
  • number of levels
  • spacing between levels

Correct configuration ensures both safety and maximum storage efficiency.

ACCESS & HANDLING

How you access your stock determines the layout of your system.

Options include:

  • forklift access (standard pallet racking)
  • hand picking (shelving systems)
  • drive-in access for bulk storage
  • flow systems for continuous movement

The goal is to reduce handling time while maintaining safe operation.

SAFETY & COMPLIANCE

All racking systems must be installed and used according to safety standards.

Key considerations:

  • correct load ratings and usage
  • secure anchoring to the floor
  • proper beam locking systems
  • regular inspections and maintenance

A properly installed system ensures long-term performance and workplace safety.