Racking tools and resources. Work it out before anyone visits.
Five free tools for the questions we are asked most: which system, what you already own, how many pallets fit, what we need to price it, and how to check it between inspections. Use them on your own, then call when you want a measured answer.
Five tools, no sales call required.
Four are open. The inspection checklist asks for four details so we can email it to you.
Guides and news, kept apart.
Guides answer a question in full: regulations, costs, building control. News is what the company is doing. Keeping them separate means the useful material stays findable.
Looking for a specific system? Start from pallet racking or the pallet shuttle systems page. Need an inspection booked? Go straight to book an inspection.
About the tools.
Yes. The comparison, identification guide, calculator and quote sheet are open with no sign-up. The inspection checklist asks for four details, name, company, email and phone, and the download appears straight away.
Yes. The comparison table and the aisle width ranges are free to reference with a link back to the page. Please describe the aisle figures as typical working ranges, because load overhang, mast type and turning method move them.
It gives an order of magnitude figure for comparing layouts, not a design. It assumes a clear rectangular span, one system throughout, 1.7 metres between beam levels and no obstructions, so a measured layout usually comes in lower.
Guides are practical reference content: regulations, costs and building control questions answered in full. News is company announcements. They are kept separate so the useful material is not buried under updates.
Usually, yes. Send the upright face with its slots, a beam end connector and the baseplate. We reply inside one working day with the manufacturer and series, or with the one extra photograph we need.
The tools narrow it down. The survey measures it.
Measured drawing, CAD layout, capacity figure and a priced quotation. No charge and no obligation.