Storage racks and accessories

We offer our storage shelving in depths of 40 cm, 50 cm, 60 cm, 80 cm, 100 cm and 120 cm.

Here you will find an overview of the shelving uprights in the different heights and depths: Storage shelving components & accessories

The individual levels can be hung or attached individually as required at a grid spacing of 5 cm in height.

The number of levels depends on the height / weight of your stored goods. A prerequisite is always the even distribution of the loads (shelf load: max. 500 kg, bay load 2000 kg - storage rack)

Our shelving must not be fixed to the wall. According to the guidelines of the German Social Accident Insurance DGUV 208-061, DIN EN 15512 and DIN EN 15635, floor anchoring of pallet racking is mandatory. Floor anchoring is required for storage racks if the depth/height ratio is greater than 5:1. If the ratio is lower, no fixing is required. Please note: Our spacers are designed exclusively for parallel positioning of our shelving.

The maximum weight that a rack can carry in total is called the bay load (C). However, the rack's own weight does not count towards this (the storage rack has a bay load of 2000 kg).

The maximum weight that can be carried by a single shelf is called the shelf load (B) (the storage rack has a maximum shelf load of 500 kg).

The sum of the shelf loads (B), however, must not exceed the bay load (C). A prerequisite (for the weight specifications) is basically the even distribution of the loads. Point loads (A) are the forces acting on the floor at one point, also known as concentrated loads.

The figure shows point load (A), shelf load (B) and bay load (C) using the example of a storage rack.

Of course, we also offer shelves in customized dimensions.
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