Cantilever Racking New Zealand
Cantilever racking is a warehouse storage system that uses vertical posts with adjustable horizontal arms that are attached to the post at one end , to support heavy loads. Cantilever racks are typically used to store long length products or awkwardly shaped items that may be difficult to store on traditional pallet racks. Unlike pallet racking, cantilever racks provide clear access to the items without any vertical divisions.
Cantilever racks can be either single-sided or double-sided, and they can be configured to create a wide variety of storage solutions. Some common applications for cantilever racks include storing timber, pipe, bar stock, metal sheets, and other construction materials.
Here at STACK-iT Storage Solutions, we have an extensive range of cantilever racking solutions to meet your storage needs. We are industry leaders in storage solutions. We help you solve your storage issues, enabling you to maximise space, using it with optimal efficiency.
Our solutions are tailor-made and based on our years of experience in this specialised field. Our unique cantilever racking systems are often used in warehouses or other storage facilities where there is a need to readily access packs or bundles of product.
Cantilever Racking Products
Cantilever racking systems are great storage solutions for those who need to store heavy or bulky items. This type of racking is perfect for those who need to store items such as timber, pipes, aluminium or other materials that are difficult to store on traditional shelving. Our heavy-duty cantilever racking systems can be easily customized to fit the needs of your business and can be easily installed in your facility.
Medium duty cantilever racks are perfect for storing moderate loads, such as light timber, pipe, and tubing. These racks feature arms that extend from the uprights, allowing you to store your materials without taking up valuable floor space.
Accessories for cantilever pallet racking include slip pins, reel racks, mesh decks, guide rails and roof brackets.
Heavy duty cantilever racks are designed for storing very heavy loads. These racks feature extra strong arms that will give you peace of mind knowing that the maximum load is huge.
Cantilever Racking Features
Single & Double Sided Racks
Our cantilever racks are available in both single and double sided configurations. Single sided racks have arms on one side only, while double sided racks have arms on both sides. If you need advice then get in touch.
Adjustable Arm Heights
Adjustable arm heights allow you to customize the height of the arms on your cantilever rack, making it easy to store items of different sizes; just another great way that you can get the solution you need.
Post Spacing Options
Allow you to configure the rack to best suit your load requirements over a particular length.
Powder Coated
Single-sided cantilever racks have arms on one side only, while double-sided racks have arms on both sides. Double-sided racks are more stable than single-sided racks and can support heavier loads, but they take up more floor space.
Galvanised
Our galvanised cantilever racks have been treated with a hot-dip galvanising process. This process protect the steel from corrosion and rust, and again enhances the look and feel of the racks. For outdoor storage we recommend galvanised.
Custom Colors (Powder Coated)
Custom powder coated colors are available for our cantilever racks, allowing you to choose a color that best matches your company’s branding or the look of your facility. Reach out to us to find out how we can make your storage look amazing.
Slip Pins
Slip pins help to keep your items securely stored. These devices prevent your items from sliding off the arms and are terrific for health and safety in your setting. Ask us about our safety features and ratings.
Integrated Rack Structure
Why build a shed, then put racking in it? Instead build a shed out of racking!
One structure – Combining the shed and racking in one structure saves money.
Fast build time – As it is a modular system it is not only very cost effective but also offers minimal construction time onsite.
Space utilization – Traditionally racking had to be installed 300mm inside the shed structure to provide isolation during seismic events, with IRS it is one structure so there is no wasted space.
Flexibility – You can build what you need and add more later if required. You can start with the base Structure and add sidewalls or roller doors as your business grows.
More stash for you cash – IRS provided storage on the inside and the outside of your store all in one with zero wasted space. increasing the return on your investment.
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When to use Cantilever Racking
- Heavy duty cantilever racking is a great storage solution for long and heavy items that need to be easily accessible.
- Cantilever racks can be used in a variety of settings, including warehouses, retail stores,manufacturing facilities and outdoor yards.
- Cantilever racks are also very versatile, as it is a modular system they can be easily reconfigured to accommodate changes in your storage needs.
- Cost and Value – If you’re looking for a cost-effective way to store your long length product, cantilever racking may be the perfect solution for you. Cantilever racking is strong and durable; able to support even the heaviest loads. The best part is that it’s relatively inexpensive, making it a great value for your money.
Why Choose STACK-iT Storage Solutions
- If you’re looking for a reliable and experienced cantilever racking service provider, you’ve come to the right place.
- We have many years of experience providing high-quality cantilever racking services to our clients throughout New Zealand.
- We’re also highly qualified and experienced in this field, so you can be confident that you’re in good hands.
- We understand the importance of reliability and safety when it comes to cantilever racking, so you can rest assured that we’ll always put your needs first.
- We’ll work closely with you to ensure that your cantilever racking system is installed correctly and safely, and that it meets all of your requirements.
- We’re also very competitively priced, so you can be sure that you’re getting great value for money when you choose us as your cantilever racking service provider.
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FAQ
What is cantilever racking?
Cantilever racking is a type of storage system that uses vertical posts with horizontal arms that are attached to the post at one end to support loads, allowing for clear and easy access to stored items. Because there are no vertical supports in the way, cantilever racks are ideal for storing long or awkwardly shaped or long length items such as timber , piping, aluminium or carpet rolls.
How do I know if cantilever racking is right for my needs?
Consider cantilever racking if you need to store long or oddly shaped items that would be difficult to store on traditional pallet racks. Cantilever racks also offer better accessibility to stored items than pallet racks, since there are no vertical supports in the way.
How much weight can cantilever racks support?
Cantilever racks are available in a variety of sizes and capacities to suit your needs. The capacity of a particular rack will depend on its size and construction. When choosing a rack, be sure to select one that has a capacity rating that exceeds the weight of the heaviest item you anticipate storing.
What is the difference between single-sided and double-sided cantilever racks?
Single-sided cantilever racks have arms on one side only, while double-sided racks have arms on both sides. Double-sided racks are more stable than single-sided racks and can support heavier loads, but they take up more floor space.
How do I calculate how many posts I need for my cantilever rack?
The number of posts you need will depend on the length and weight of the items you intend to store on the rack. A 4 post medium duty cantilever rack with 1500mm post spacings is 4620mm long which allows for lengths of up to 6m to be stored with a little bit of overhang at each end. The number of arms on each post is dependent on the weight loading required, as the number of arms on the post increases, their weight capacity decreases due to total weight capacity limits of the post.