Standard adjustable pallet racking is the most widely used of all palletised storage systems. Ideally suited as a racking system for a warehouse, each bay holds standard UK or European pallets and can store a wide range of products.
Pallet Racking Extension Bays can be easily connected to an existing Pallet Racking Bay generating additional storage. Comprising of a frame (supplied in component form) and three beam levels it has the ability to be further extended by adding additional Pallet Racking Extension Bays. Two or three beam level Pallet Racking Extension Bays, of any height, can be added.
(Floor fixing is critical and we recommend that all pallet racking systems are installed by a qualified installer).
European manufactured to rigorous quality standards and powder coated to increase durability this industrial pallet racking
extension bay has a blue frame and orange beams.
(Please note painted pallet racking is not suitable for
external usage, should you require pallet racking for
external use please contact our team who will be happy
to advise you)
This heavy duty warehouse pallet racking extension
bay has three beam levels and a choice of two depths and two widths and a height of 4500mm. Each beam level can be adjusted at 75mm increments.
| Height |
Width |
Depth |
UDL |
| 4500mm |
1350mm / 2700mm |
900mm / 1100mm |
1350mm wide - 1000kg UDL
2700mm wide - 2000kg UDL
|
Whilst the system has a great deal of flexibility please note that the first beam level should not exceed 2000mm high
Each Pallet Racking Extension Bay comprises of:
- 2 Uprights
- 2 Footplates
- 9 bracing struts
- 15 M10x65 Nuts and Bolts
- 4 bracing spacers
- 6 beams
- 12 beam locks
- 2 levelling plates
- 2 floor fixings (Pallet racking must always be floor fixed please call if you are unsure)
- Assembly instructions
N.B. We recommend that all pallet racking is installed by a qualified installer. The suitability of your floor must be checked prior to installation. No refunds will be given due to poor installation or unsuitable floor surface.
