Heavy Duty Pallet Racking
Heavy duty pallet racking is a structural storage system of upright frames and horizontal beams forming levels on which forklifts place palletized loads in warehouses and distribution centres. It differs from light-duty shelving in carrying pallets and requiring floor anchoring, and from cantilever racking used for long items. Selection is based on pallet and bay dimensions, number of levels, documented beam and bay load ratings, and floor conditions.
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Heavy duty pallet racking is a structural storage system composed of vertical uprights (columns or frames) and horizontal beams installed between uprights to create storage levels that carry palletized loads within bays. Models differ in upright design in terms of width, thickness and inter-column bracing, and in beam design in length, cross-section and capacity. Bay dimensions vary according to the targeted pallet type and the way loads are placed on the beams. Models differ in documented beam load rating, bay rating and total unit rating; none of these can be inferred from the others and all are defined in the system's documentation and structural drawings. These ratings must be read from the system manufacturer's documentation rather than from general measurements or visual estimates. Pallet racking systems require specific foundation and floor anchoring requirements per the system design and the applicable structural regulatory requirements. This category differs from light-duty shelving, cantilever racking and mezzanine shelving. Industrial buyers select racking systems based on pallet dimensions, required bay dimensions, number of levels, documented load rating, floor requirements and the project's engineering specifications.
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Heavy duty pallet racking is a structural storage system composed of vertical uprights (columns or frames) and horizontal beams installed between uprights to create storage levels that carry palletized loads within bays. Models differ in upright design in terms of width, thickness and inter-column bracing, and in beam design in length, cross-section and capacity. Bay dimensions vary according to the targeted pallet type and the way loads are placed on the beams. Models differ in documented beam load rating, bay rating and total unit rating; none of these can be inferred from the others and all are defined in the system's documentation and structural drawings. These ratings must be read from the system manufacturer's documentation rather than from general measurements or visual estimates. Pallet racking systems require specific foundation and floor anchoring requirements per the system design and the applicable structural regulatory requirements. This category differs from light-duty shelving, cantilever racking and mezzanine shelving. Industrial buyers select racking systems based on pallet dimensions, required bay dimensions, number of levels, documented load rating, floor requirements and the project's engineering specifications.
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