Attic style shelving design standards improve storage efficiency

Description :

　　Attic shelving systems typically use medium-sized or heavy-duty shelving as the main support and add floor panels (depending on the total load weight of the shelving unit). Floor panels are usually made of cold-rolled steel floor slabs, patterned steel floor slabs, or steel grating floor slabs.

　　The attic style shelving system is a middle attic built on an existing workspace or shelf to increase storage space. It can be used as a second or third floor attic and is suitable for storing light foam and small and medium-sized goods. It is suitable for multiple types of large quantities or multiple types of small batches of goods, and manual storage and retrieval of goods. Goods are usually transported to the second or third floor by forklifts, hydraulic lifting platforms or freight elevators, and then transported to a certain location by light carts or hydraulic pallet trucks.

　　Attic style shelf panels come in various types such as flat plates, patterned steel plates, punched steel plates, etc. to meet different usage requirements such as fire prevention, ventilation, and lighting. Goods can be transported up and down floors using methods such as forklifts, hydraulic lifting platforms, and cargo elevators; The same layer transportation of goods is usually completed using small handcarts.

　　Attic style shelves are suitable for storing large, medium, and small items, as well as products with uniform specifications. They are easy to classify, easy to pick up, fast, and have a sturdy structure. This shelf can support a weight of 800KG in most layers, which can save space and greatly reduce space waste. Other specifications can be customized. This shelf is widely used in logistics, factories, and enterprises, and is suitable for large and medium-sized warehouses.

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• Design Standards for Attic style Shelves