Maximise your floor space and safely store long or bulky items with this medium duty single sided cantilever racking system. Designed for manual loading, it offers a clear front with no obstructing beams for easy access.
Available in a wide range of configurations, this racking can be tailored with different numbers of storage levels and extension bays to suit changing warehouse, workshop, or store requirements.
Product Features
- Single sided cantilever design for storage against walls or walkways
- Medium duty load capacities suitable for timber, tubes, sheet and similar goods
- Starter and add-on bays for easy extension of runs as storage needs grow
- Multiple level options to optimise vertical space and organise stock by size or type
- 400 mm effective arm depth for supporting a wide variety of long items
- Clear, unobstructed front for fast loading and picking by hand or with handling equipment
- Robust uprights and arms designed for reliable performance in industrial environments
Key Specifications
| Rack type | Single sided medium duty cantilever |
|---|---|
| Bay width | 1050 mm |
| Overall height | 2000 mm |
| Component types | Starter bays and add-on bays |
| Number of levels available | 3, 4, 5 or 6 |
| Arm effective depth | 400 mm |
| Overall rack depth | 400 mm |
| Load capacity per bay (typical) | 1050 kg, 1400 kg, 1750 kg or 2040 kg (depending on configuration) |
| Number of uprights | Starter bays: 2 uprights; Add-on bays: 1 upright |
| Upright load capacity | Up to 350 kg (340 kg on some 6-level options) |
| Arms per upright | 3, 4, 5 or 6 (depending on levels) |
| Total number of arms | Starter bays: 6, 8, 10 or 12; Add-on bays: 3, 4, 5 or 6 |
| Typical price range | £996.00 - £4452.00 (depending on size and configuration) |
Applications
- Warehouses storing timber, profiles, pipes, tubes and bar stock
- Joinery and woodworking shops handling boards and long timber lengths
- Engineering and fabrication workshops storing steel, aluminium and plastics
- DIY, trade counters and merchants needing organised long-goods storage
- General industrial stores where flexible, extendable racking is required
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a starter bay and an add-on bay?
A starter bay includes two uprights and can be used on its own to form a complete rack. An add-on bay has a single upright and is designed to connect to an existing starter bay (or previous add-on) to extend the run, sharing uprights between bays.
How do I choose the right number of levels for my application?
Consider the height of your stored items, available ceiling height and how often you need to access each level. Fewer levels suit heavier or bulkier loads, while more levels help you separate smaller or lighter items and make better use of vertical space.
Can this racking be reconfigured if my storage needs change?
Yes. Because the system is based on starter and add-on bays, you can extend runs by adding extra bays of the same height and arm depth. You can also select different level counts in new bays to suit changing stock profiles, provided overall load limits are respected.