Double-deep racking is a common type of warehouse shelving designed for businesses that need to store large quantities of homogeneous goods.Its structural specifications include:

1.Overall Structure:Composed of upright columns,horizontal beams,cross braces,diagonal braces,and horizontal tie rods.

2.Material:Primarily made of cold-rolled steel plates,offering high load-bearing capacity and stability.

3.Column Height:Adjustable between 2–12 meters to meet specific requirements.

4.Load Capacity:Typically 500–2,000 kg,customizable based on stored items and needs.

5.Pallet Size:Standard pallet dimensions are 1,200×1,000 mm or 1,200×800 mm.

6.Layout:Each row consists of two sets of racks.

7.Shelf Height:Adjustable between 2–3 meters per layer.

8.Number of Layers:Typically 2–6 layers,customizable as needed.

9.Base Height:Adjustable between 300–500 mm for the bottom layer.

10.Installation:Secured with expansion bolts or nuts,requiring precise leveling during setup.

Double-deep racking effectively addresses the limited storage capacity of traditional beam racking by doubling storage space.Variations in structural specifications directly impact load-bearing capacity and stability,making proper selection critical for safety and warehouse efficiency.