Rack protection
Column guards, end-of-aisle barriers, guide rails and bollards specified to the traffic around each run.
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Four core families of industrial storage, each configured to the building and the operation rather than to a fixed catalogue. Every system below can be specified in standard form or adapted — heights, depths, bay widths, finishes and load ratings are set at design stage.
All four systems, a configuration comparison and what we need from you to quote — one 13-page PDF you can forward internally, no form required.
The workhorse of palletised storage. Adjustable beam levels let you change the configuration as your stock profile changes, with direct access to every pallet position where selectivity matters most.
We specify the configuration around your throughput and SKU count: fully selective where picking speed dominates, higher-density formats where floor area is the constraint. Frame heights, beam lengths and level spacings are set from the survey.
For stock that is picked by hand rather than by forklift: spares, cartons, small parts, archive and e-commerce pick faces. Boltless assembly means levels can be re-pitched in minutes as the stock profile changes.
Shelving is often where the quickest capacity gains sit. Correct level pitching, the right shelf depth and a sensible pick-face height can lift storage density substantially without touching the building.
The cheapest square metre is usually the one already inside your building. A structural mezzanine converts unused headroom into a second working level — storage, picking, packing or offices — without extending the footprint or triggering a relocation.
Each mezzanine is engineered to the loading it will carry and the column grid the building allows, with staircases, handrails, edge protection and pallet gates designed in from the start rather than added later.
Not every load fits on a pallet. Long goods, heavy dies, reels, tyres and irregular assemblies need systems designed around the item itself — and this is where the integrator model earns its keep.
We start from the load: its weight, dimensions, handling method and rotation. From there we specify a system, engineer it with the right partner and install it. Existing racking can often be adapted rather than replaced, which is usually the cheaper answer.
The components that keep an installation compliant and protected in daily use.
Column guards, end-of-aisle barriers, guide rails and bollards specified to the traffic around each run.
Anti-collapse mesh, pallet supports, back stops and load notices fitted as part of the installation.
Mesh decks, steel panels and chipboard shelves to suit the load, the fire strategy and the handling method.
Location labelling, aisle and bay identification, and rack load-capacity signage for every configuration.
Send us your building dimensions, pallet type and stock profile. We will come back with a recommended configuration and a budget figure.