Storage planner
Pallet racking & shelving
1Your spaceFloor area and height
Along the rows.
Across the rows and aisles.
To the lowest obstruction, not the roof.
Priced, but not checked against a room.
2What you storePallets or items, and how many levels
Tallest pallet, load included.
Pallet and load together.
Across the front, as shelved.
Front to back.
Tallest item. Shelves are spaced with room above it.
Heaviest item.
3LayoutRows, bays and aisles
This replaces the rows, bays and levels you set. Everything else stays.
Chosen for you: 4 rows of 6 bays, back-to-back throughout, 4 levels.
Clear gap between rows. Check what your truck needs.
4 rows of 6 bays.
Rows 900mm deep, 250mm between paired backs, aisles 3,000mm.
Rows, bays and automatic layout
A row (or run) is one line of storage. A bay is one section between two upright frames. Automatic layout fits as many positions as it can into your space, keeping your load, aisle width and any sizes you set.
4SizesFrame height, bay width and depth
Auto follows your load. Pick a stocked size to set one yourself.
Past the frame, per side. 50mm is usual.
How automatic sizing works
Your load, levels and pallet or item size pick a stocked frame and beam. A smaller size can cost levels or positions; choose Auto to hand it back. Capacity is per raised level and is confirmed before ordering.
What the drawing uses
The sizes and ratings behind the drawing and the price.
- Beam length
- 2,700mm
- Frame height
- 6,000mm
- Frame depth
- 900mm
- Pallets per level
- 2
- Frame series
- XS10 standard
- Beam section
- 90 x 50
- Beam profile
- Support bars
- None needed
- Capacity per raised level
- 1,300kg
Makes a 2.7m × 0.9m bay on 6m frames, up to 1,300kg per beam level.
5ExtrasProtection and decking
Guards and barriers are for pallet racking. Ask us about protecting shelving.
A single bay or a single level needs rear and plan bracing, cut on site and priced on review.