Indoor & Outdoor Anti-Seismic Heavy Duty Cantilever Metal Rack With Easy Assembly
In warehouses, the storage of long, bulky furniture as well as their raw materials used to be a big problem. The outdated storage method that piled the products on the facility ground resulted in low space utilization and chaotic inventory management.
What's worse, the wood material furniture are also easily affected by dampness leading to product damage and financial loss. Warehouse versatile cantilever racking and shelving emerges as the times required that is perfect for furniture storage.
| Name | Feature | Raw material | Surface treatment | Application cases |
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Furniture rack |
Direct access, Efficient material handling, Great selectivity | H-type structural steel, roll-formed steel | Galvanized, Powder coated |
Furniture storage, Large board and sheet storage |
Heavy-duty furniture rack column is made from good quality cold-rolled steel of C-C profile or structural H-type steel providing different load capacities. The holes on the columns can be customized to verify shapes and distances for arm fixing and adjusting. Cantilever rack arms have different lengths and thicknesses for specific storage demands.
With a specialized rotation-proof design, arms can maintain their position with rigidity. Made from steel sheets, welded or bolted rack bases can be configured as single-sided or double-sided bearing the weight from the top, then distributing that to the ground. More importantly, diagonal bracing and horizontal bracing connect columns together along the storage system for structural stability and rigidity.
Compared to standard pallet rack, cantilever rack has a lot of superiorities. Not just for large furniture like sofas, mattresses, and tables, all kinds of long, bulky, irregular shape items can be stored in the cantilever rack system with direct accessibility. For example, lumber, PVC pipe, timber, steel tubes, automobile shells and so on. Optional furniture rack accessories are also available for effective storage and warehouse safety.
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