Description

Describe 

Multi-tier racking is a significant advancement of traditional shelvesTo maximize vertical space, shelving is used to construct more than two levels of storage, doubling or tripling storage capacity. Stairs, elevators, and slides are also strategically placed at various heights, allowing for easy access and retrieval of goods. This is an ideal solution for maximizing warehouse height and improving order fulfillment efficiency without the need for automation.

This storage solution allows operators direct and immediate access to the upper levels of the shelving and manual handling of goods. Aisles are positioned at various heights, allowing workers to access the shelves via stairs or automated mechanisms such as forklifts for lifting and lowering goods. Multi-level storage systems are essential in situations where horizontal space is limited or unavailable.

The operating principle of Multi-tier Racking

Multi-tier racking is an extremely flexible storage solution, adaptable to almost any type of warehouse thanks to its wide range of customizable dimensions and designs. To ensure efficiency and safety, the operation of this system requires careful planning from the design stage, including the layout of tiers, aisles, and entrances.

During operation, warehouse staff receive pickup orders through the management system, then use escalators or forklifts to access the required floors. Once products are selected and placed into containers or trolleys, they are recorded as having been retrieved from the warehouse and are ready for shipment.

When choosing a multi-tier racking system, in addition to considering ceiling height, product weight, and dimensions, warehouse owners need to pay special attention to the safety, stability, accessibility, materials, durability, and scalability of the system.

A thorough evaluation will help businesses choose the optimal system, ensuring workplace safety and improving overall operational efficiency.

Outstanding advantages

Increase storage space. Multi-tier shelving significantly increases storage capacity compared to traditional single-tier shelving. This is especially useful for warehouses with limited floor space. Multi-tier systems can double or even triple storage capacity, allowing you to store more goods without expanding warehouse space.

Flexible and easy to assemble or expand in the future, improving space utilization. By utilizing vertical space, multi-tier shelving frees up floor space, such as in production lines, packaging areas, or employee walkways. The system can be customized to suit different product types and sizes, resulting in more efficient and organized storage.

Practical applications of Multi-tier Racking

Mezzanine shelving is best suited for storing and managing a wide variety of small goods. Based on the characteristics of the warehouse, materials with high transport frequency are stored on the ground floor, while materials with low transport frequency should be stored on the upper floors.

Multi-tier racking is commonly used in electronic component warehouses, spare parts warehouses, e-commerce warehouses, and general merchandise businesses, etc.

Operated manually, with trolleys and work carts, etc.

Specifications

The typical load capacity is 100-500 kg. Floor panels can be selected from patterned steel sheets, hollow steel, or wood panels. Floor panels can withstand a load of approximately 400-500 kg/m².
Each floor can accommodate a counting table, and goods can be moved up to each floor using equipment such as forklifts or lifting platforms. People can walk up to each floor to retrieve goods.
The aisle width of the mezzanine shelving ranges from approximately 800 to 1200 mm. This can be adjusted to meet specific customer requirements.