Tyres, rolls, reels and irregular goods need stable supports and a practical handling method. Select cradles, shafts, stops and supports for the load shape and weight, with agreed equipment access and retrieval.
Identify rolling, shifting and contact-damage risks. Handling method and permitted storage orientation matter more than similarity to a conventional shelf.
Describe stable storage orientation and permitted contact points. A roll may use a cradle or a specified shaft; reels require drum geometry and handling details. Equal weight does not make a support suitable for a different item.
Check rolling, shifting and surface-damage risks. Stops and dividers must match the permitted item orientation. Provide room for gripping and retrieval without unnecessary stock moves or exposing staff to a hazardous area.
Provide a photograph or drawing, dimensions, weight, centre-of-gravity information if available and handling details. Specify deformation, surface, stacking and environment limits. Confirm the design for the actual item, not merely its category.
| Storage task | Solution | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Tyres and wheels | Tyre and wheel racking → | Agree item dimensions, orientation and storage conditions. |
| Material rolls | Roll storage racks → | Account for support, lifting and surface protection. |
| Reels and cable drums | Reel racking → | Check drum dimensions and any rotation requirement. |
Identify rolling, shifting and contact-damage risks. Handling method and permitted storage orientation matter more than similarity to a conventional shelf.
Tiered storage for tyres, complete wheels and rims, with level pitch and position count based on actual dimensions.
Bays with cradles, shafts or shelves for roll materials, sized by each roll's diameter, width and weight.
Shaft-and-retainer positions for cable drums, coils and production reels, including storage with unwinding.
Structures for sheet material, equipment and other non-standard piece goods not covered by a dedicated system.
Provide dimensions, mass, a photograph or drawing, permitted orientation and handling details. Include coating or deformation limits in the brief.
Project preparation guide (in Russian) →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.
