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Cantilever racking  is applied in warehouses and distribution centers to store bulky, lengthy or oddly shaped objects such as steel beams, lumber, pipes, corner beads, gypsum board and similar construction materials. Cantilever racking systems are not supported vertically on the outside to prevent obstructions and to facilitate access to the building materials being stored.   All cantilever racking systems must have four main components. ●Columns, which can be single- or double-sided, depending on the type of load being stored ●Straight or tilt arms of various lengths to hold the stock in place and prevent it from falling off the equipment ●Support devices to hold the entire cantilever racking system in place and add stability ●One base Cantilever racking systems are versatile and can be customized for installation in virtually any warehouse facility. They provide maximum vertical and horizontal storage capacity optimization by simply adjusting the height of the shelves and making sure

What if now every inch of space in your warehouse is taken up – then what do you do? Finding a larger building may be an option, but it”s not the only option. Maybe you can try to use your space more efficiently? It can take a lot of time, effort and planning, but with the right partners on your side, you can maximize the potential of your existing space. Let’s look at the steps needed to plan for more efficient use of your storage capacity and how best to proceed with it.   Warehouse Profile Detailed Analysis To start with, you need to conduct a thorough analysis of your warehouse profile. How is the material flow laid out and how are current procedures applied? This includes shelf configuration, distribution/retrieval concepts, stocking, replenishment inventory, inventory management, packaging and shipping. Don’t forget to include any seasonal fluctuations! You will also need to determine the exact amount of goods flowing in and out.   Consider the architectural features In the next