Warehouse Shelving Solutions

Start by assessing what you’ll be storing. Consider the size, weight, and quantity of your inventory, taking into account your available floor space, ceiling height, and how frequently you need to access stored items.

Our team can help evaluate these factors and recommend an ideal warehouse shelving system for your operations.

Weight capacity varies based on your shelving’s configuration, sizing, and materials. Our heavy-duty warehouse shelving solutions can handle substantial loads while remaining safe and stable.

If you’re unsure whether our shelving units can handle your storage weight requirements, we’ll work with you to determine the right specifications based on what you’re storing.

Aisle width for warehouse shelving and racking depends on how you plan to access stock. For example, forklifts typically require 3-3.5 metres, while pallet jacks need around 2-2.5 metres, and manual picking can work with narrower aisles—about 1-1.5 metres.

You’ll also need to consider safety requirements, ensuring enough space for safe movement and turning. The key is to strike a balance between maximum storage capacity and operational efficiency.

While some basic warehouse shelving systems can be self-installed, we recommend working with professionals, especially when dealing with heavy-duty or complex warehouse shelving systems.

Proper installation ensures that your shelving meets safety standards, is structurally sound, and complies with relevant safety regulations. Covering installation, our experienced team can get the job done quickly and correctly, providing complete peace of mind.