Racking for Panel Products
Panel and Board Racking is typically constructed from Cantilever Racking, which ensures 100% selectivity to a broad range of products, whilst Pallet Racking offers a lower budget alternative for low volume stocks.
Site Safety Improvements
- Cantilever Racking for Sheet Materials suffers little or no damage generally, and is a very safe method of storage
- Aisle discipline required for product access reduces the risk of workplace transport incidents
- Conventional Pallet Racking is totally flexible and can be designed to meet the very specific requirements of each individual customer
Stakapal are full members of SEMA (Storage Equipment Manufacturers Association), with our installation and inspection teams fully SARI (SEMA Approved Rack Inspector), and SEIRS (Storage Equipment Installers Registration Scheme) registered.
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Racking for Panel Products FAQs
Cantilever Racking is an optimal choice for storing panel products, offering easy access to large sheets and minimising product damage.
Yes, Stakapal offers custom solutions with Guided Aisle Cantilever Racking, which maximises space utilisation of your warehouse or yard ensuring that you utilise your storage space to the best of its capacity.
These systems increase productivity by improving stock rotation and reducing damage, resulting in smoother operations being carried out.
Selection & Storage Racks
- Panel and Board Racking is typically constructed from Stakapal Cantilever Racking, which offers the optimal storage solution with uninterrupted access to individual packs
- Stakapal’s Guided Aisle Cantilever Racking offers the facility to store products at a far greater height than Conventional Cantilever Racking, as runs are much closer together, maximising overall cubic area in your warehouse. Racking that is configured in this format utilises specialist trucks guided by a specialist guide-rail system
- Our Stakrak SR2000 Series Conventional Pallet Racking offers a lower budget alternative that can be highly effective where a wide range of products are stocked in small quantities
Bottom Line Benefits
- Good stock rotation levels reduce costs from obsolescence
- Stock damage levels are minimised
- Picking rates are substantially improved increasing productivity
- Efficient use of vertical space, maximising overall storage
