Organise pallet stock by item access frequency, batch size and retrieval order. Compare direct access, deep lanes and automated movement to balance capacity with replenishment and dispatch.
Frequent access to different stock items calls for direct access. Large uniform batches may suit deep lanes; confirm FIFO or LIFO against the warehouse process.
Direct access to every pallet, from a single bay to a high-bay multi-row system.
Selective rows for very narrow aisles, designed around the specific VNA truck, guidance system and floor flatness.
Two pallets deep for higher density, served by a reach truck with telescopic or double-reach forks.
High-density storage of uniform batches in deep pallet lanes.
Separate loading and picking faces for a controlled FIFO flow of pallets or cartons.
Several pallets deep, loaded and retrieved from one face.
A radio shuttle moves pallets inside a deep lane without forklift entry.
Pallet rows on powered mobile bases for high density with one or more active aisles.
No. Also compare item code access, replenishment speed, truck constraints and aisle space. Capacity on the same floor area changes with the handling process.
Match your chosen layout to the cargo, environment, equipment and handling process in your industry.
Rack manufacturing starts with load dimensions, weight per level and the building layout. Profiles, connections and finishes are selected against the agreed specification. Geometry, markings and the completeness of the assembly kit are checked before dispatch.
The photographs show Maxstore production facilities. The project specifies the components and permissible loads for your warehouse.
