Stacking Rack

Capacity is engineered per project, because it depends on the beam span, the upright section and how the pallet sits on the beams. For this product range the standard figure is 500–4,000 kg per level; anything outside that range is calculated case by case. Send us the pallet size and load per pallet and we will confirm the figure for your bay.

Yes. Beams sit in punched slots along the upright, normally on a 50 mm pitch, so a level can be moved without replacing the frame. The load rating has to be re-checked against the new span before the level is reloaded — never change a beam position without confirming the capacity for that configuration.

Design follows the principles of EN 15512 (steel static design) and FEM 10.2.02, with tolerances and clearances taken from EN 15620 and inspection/maintenance guidance from EN 15635. For North American projects we work to RMI/ANSI MH16.1. Load capacities are verified for each project rather than published as a single blanket rating.

Yes. Send the floor plan (or just overall dimensions), pallet size, load per pallet, required number of positions and available clear height. We return a 2D layout, a 3D view and a beam load table with the quotation, so you can check the design before ordering.

Standard bays are produced in about 15–25 days after drawing approval; large multi-phase projects are scheduled by delivery phase. Racking ships knock-down in containers, FOB or CIF, with marked bundles, installation drawings and an anchor bolt plan included.

Yes. It is a bolted modular system: new bays can be added at either end of a row, and existing uprights accept additional beam levels. Expansion keeps the same upright and beam sections, so the added structure matches the original installation.