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Mesh Decks vs Board on Support Bars: Fire, Hygiene and Pallet Flow

Why This Decision Matters More Than Most People Think Choosing between mesh decks and board on support bars often gets treated as a simple cost decision. In reality, it impacts: Fire performance and insurance conversations Hygiene and audit outcomes How safely and smoothly pallets move through your racking For a

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Growth-Ready Warehouse Layouts: Designing for the Next 24 Months

Why “Growth-Ready” Layouts Need a 24-Month Lens Most warehouse layouts are drawn to solve today’s headaches: not enough pallet positions, messy receiving, slow picking. The problem? Your business probably won’t look the same in 24 months. New product lines, channel shifts (B2B vs e-commerce), acquisitions and automation plans can all

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Frame Depth vs Pallet Overhang: What Actually Matters for Safety and Handling

Why “Frame Depth vs Pallet Overhang” Isn’t Just a Design Detail On a drawing, frame depth and pallet overhang look like a couple of small numbers in the middle of a big layout. In a live warehouse, they decide whether: Pallets sit stably on beams or rock and sag Forklift

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Fork-Entry Bars, Pallet Supports and Skid Channels: How to Choose the Right Support for Your Pallet Racking

Why These Small Components Make a Big Difference Most conversations about pallet racking focus on frames, beams and layouts. But in many warehouses, the real risk sits at beam level – where pallets, stillages and awkward loads actually touch the steel. Fork-entry bars, pallet supports and skid channels are three

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Cantilever vs Selective Racking for Long Goods: A Quick Trade-Off Guide

When your warehouse handles long, awkward or bulky stock — timber, pipe, extrusions, doors, aluminium profiles — the racking decision matters. Two obvious contenders are cantilever racking and selective pallet racking. Each has real advantages and trade-offs for utilisation, safety, throughput and cost. This quick guide helps CEOs, warehouse managers

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Beam Damage Clip Tabs, Hooks, and When “It Still Holds” Is Not Good Enough

Warehouse managers and business owners often rely on a simple visual check — “the beam still sits, it still holds” — after a forklift nicks a beam or a pallet clips a connection. But pallet racking is a structural system, and small local damage to clip tabs, hooks or beam

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Anchors & Shims Level Today, Trouble Tomorrow if You Skip These Steps

“It Looks Level” Isn’t Good Enough Anymore When a new pallet racking installation goes in, most people look up: beam levels, clearances, load signs, forklift aisles. But some of the most important safety decisions are happening right at floor level – in the anchors and shims under every frame. Get

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Outdoor or Cool-Room Racks Coatings, Anchors, and Wind Loads – What Changes

Why your rack design must change when the environment changes Most pallet racking is designed for a fairly predictable environment: indoors, dry, and protected from wind. The moment you move that same structure outside in a yard, under a canopy, or inside a cool room or freezer, the rules change.

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Top 7 Pallet Racking Accessories That Pay for Themselves

Why “Nice-to-Have” Accessories Are Often Your Best Investment When you’re signing off on a new pallet racking project, accessories are usually the first items to get cut from the quote. On paper they look optional. In a live warehouse, they’re often the difference between: Constant beam and upright damage vs

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How to Measure Upright Pitch and Beam Hook Spacing (Step-by-Step)

Why upright pitch and beam hook spacing matter If you’re buying extra beams, mixing brands, or reconfiguring existing pallet racking, two small dimensions can make or break the job: Upright pitch – the vertical spacing of the holes or slots in the upright frame. Beam hook spacing – the vertical

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