Choosing The Right Racking For Your Needs
If you are looking for a suitable storage solution, there
are numerous types of racking, or shelving, commercially available to suit any
type of storage requirement. The first thing to do when selecting shelving is
to determine the approximate size and weight of the individual items you are
intending to store, and then to work out how much space you have available to
accommodate the racking.
It important to know the approximate size and weight of the
items you are going to store because an item can be large but very light in
weight, or smaller but relatively heavy, which consequently will determine the
type of racking you need to select. Regarding the potential storage space you
have available, it is important to note; not only how much horizontal floor
space you have, but also how much vertical space there is too, because vertical
space can also be used for storage if you use mezzanine racking, which is
explained in more detail below.
When you have determined the size and weight of the items
you need to store and how much space you have, it is time to decide what type
of racking to go for. Of the many types of racking available, bolted and
bolt-less, pallet, mini racking, mezzanine, and a versatile system called
Racklock racking, are some of the major ones. All of these racking types can be
static or mobile, drive in/through, push backs, and live, in their application.
Due to strength gained from the use of sturdy bolts, bolted racking is a widely
used form of racking both industrially and commercially. Bolt-less racking, on
the other hand, uses clips instead of bolts which give this type of shelving
the added advantage of being highly adjustable. Pallet racking is a type of
racking that is manufactured in different sizes and lengths to fit goods with a
variety of sizes and weights stacked on pallets. Another type of bolted racking
is mini racking which caters for lighter items that may be bulky, and is
cheaper than pallet racking but still strong enough to bear weights of up to 4
tons.
Then there is mezzanine racking, which is an extremely
versatile type of racking because it can take the form of multi-tier
installations that utilizes space vertically rather than horizontally. The
great thing about mezzanine racking is that it is much cheaper to install than
building more storage space which will increase your overall horizontal floor
space but does nothing about vertical space that could potentially be used for
storage. Mezzanine racking is made of steel reinforced to accommodate stacked
loads and, if required, the mezzanine structure can be constructed in such a
way as to provide for additional office space or store rooms. Racklock racking
is suitable for many kinds of pallet racking systems ranging from mobile and
live automation to tall, narrow-rise and raised storage systems with a
potential for adjustment that makes it a highly versatile type of racking. What
is more, the Racklock beams lock firmly against the upright sides for better
distribution of weight and increased rigidity.
With such a wide variety of types of racking and their
various applications available on the market, as well as the potential for
combining different racking types, there is a solution out there for any kind
of storage need.
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