Racking and storage systems
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Racking systems and warehouse structures constitute key intralogistic infrastructure designed for the safe and organized storage of goods at multiple height levels. These systems are customized to load unit characteristics, rotation requirements, and warehouse building technical specifications.
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Decision Guidance / Selection Criteria
- Type of stored load units (EUR pallets, industrial pallets, long goods, cartons, non-standard items)
- Maximum load capacity per storage level and maximum load capacity of the racking column
- Required inventory rotation principle (LIFO - e.g. drive-in racking, FIFO - e.g. pallet flow racking, selective racking)
- Warehouse building dimensions, including clear height, structural column spacing, and floor load capacity
- Operating aisle width (AST) and compatibility with reach trucks, VNA trucks, or counterbalance forklifts
- Occupational safety requirements (upright protectors, backstop mesh panels, safety fencing)
- Need for future racking system expansion or integration with warehouse automation
- Technical condition and joints of the concrete floor slab affecting footplate anchoring
- Fire resistance class of steel components and sprinkler system requirements (ESFR)
- Influence of installation tolerances and upright verticality on structure stability per EN 15620
Technical Specification & Parameters
| Design standards | EN 15620 / EN 15635 compliant |
| Max structure height | Up to 30+ meters (in silo / clad-rack systems) |
| Allowable beam deflection | L/200 (according to FEM standards) |
| Protective coating | Powder coated (epoxy-polyester) / Hot-dip galvanized (HDG) |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How often should expert inspections of warehouse racking be carried out?
According to the EN 15635 standard, expert inspections by a certified inspector must be performed at least once every 12 months. In addition, weekly internal visual inspections conducted by the designated PRSES (Person Responsible for Racking Safety) are required.
What do racking damage classification levels (green, amber, red) mean?
Damage levels define the deformation of uprights or braces. Green level indicates deflection within limits (safe to continue operating). Amber level requires part replacement at the next opportunity (no reloading allowed after unloading). Red level indicates a critical risk of collapse — the bay must be immediately offloaded and isolated from use.
Is it permissible to use wire mesh decking on selective pallet racks?
Yes, drop-in wire mesh decking is widely used to store non-standard or small loads and to prevent loose cartons from falling. It is also recommended by fire safety regulations because it allows water from sprinkler systems to flow freely.
Pallet racking
A storage system designed to support palletized goods in a multi-level layout.
Rack load capacity
The maximum allowable load weight that a racking structure can support per beam level or per entire upright frame column.
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