Attic Shelves

Mezzanine shelvingUnder the condition of limited factory floor area, the existing storage area is divided into levels using steel beams and metal plates. Each level can accommodate different types of racking, with the racking structure supporting the upper floor. Mezzanine racking holds a crucial position in storage equipment, and its application has realized the modernization of warehouse management, enhancing warehouse functionality.

The attic shelving offers strong flexibility, particularly in:
1. Utilize shelves as the main structure, with the floor panels typically made of cold-rolled steel.
2. Interlocking structure, with a locking mechanism used between the floor panels and beams.
3. Compared to traditional patterned steel floor decks or steel grating decks, it boasts advantages such as strong load-bearing capacity, good overall performance, even load distribution, high precision, a smooth surface, easy locking, and is easily matched with lighting systems, making storage and management quite convenient.
4. Floor panels are available in various types, including flat, convex, and perforated designs.
5. Each level of the unit shelving typically holds up to 500kg, while the floor panel can bear between 300-1000 kg per square meter.
6. The spacing between floors is typically 2.2m to 2.7m, with the top shelf height usually around 2m, fully considering the convenience of human-machine operation.
7. Typically equipped with stairs, a hydraulic lift platform, or an elevator, or goods are transported to the upper floors by forklift.
8. Easy to install and dismantle, with flexibility to design as a two-story or three-story loft based on the site and requirements, maximizing space utilization.
9. Widely used in industries such as auto 4S shops, electronics, light industry, and machinery.