What shelving is best for a storeroom?
The best system depends mainly on the size and weight of the products being stored. Boltless Shelving or Nut &
What shelving is best for a storeroom? Read More »
The best system depends mainly on the size and weight of the products being stored. Boltless Shelving or Nut &
What shelving is best for a storeroom? Read More »
It depends on the shelving or racking system, its height, configuration, application and location. Wall-mounted systems must be securely fixed
Does shelving have to be fixed to the floor or wall? Read More »
Consider what you want to store, the approximate weight per shelf, product or box dimensions, available floor and wall space,
How do I know what shelving system I need? Read More »
Yes. Assembly guides are available for a number of our shelving and racking systems.Visit our PDF Downloads page for brochures,
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Shelving is generally intended for smaller or lighter products that are loaded and removed by hand. Racking is designed for
What is the difference between shelving and racking? Read More »
Yes. You can also use StorageFlow, our shelving layout planning tool, to create a room layout and position shelving units
Can Shelving Store help me plan my shelving layout? Read More »
Yes. One of the main advantages of modular shelving is that a row can normally be extended later by adding
Can I add more bays to my shelving later? Read More »
There is no single aisle width that suits every installation. Consider customer traffic, trolleys, stock picking, material-handling equipment and emergency
How much aisle space should I leave between shelving rows? Read More »
Generally, no. An Add-On Bay is designed to share an upright or frame with the adjoining bay. If you need
Can I use an Add-On Bay on its own? Read More »
Installation may be available depending on the product, project size and location. Installation requirements and quotations are handled separately from
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