Vertical Storage Rack Double Sided Starter Bay 2000h with 450d arms

Double-sided vertical storage racks Ideal for for the storage of long-length items up to 6m tall where quick and easy access is required the double-sided vertical storage rack is a great way to store lengthy unwieldy items as effectively as possible whilst making the most of the space available. The unit is designed to hold taller items and it is suitable for items up to an impressive six metres long. An additional benefit is that all your items can be easily accessed and replaced. The a-frame vertical storage rack is mainly used for storing items such as long lengths of timber pipes plastic and steel. The starter bay comes in various heights from 2 000mm to 5 000mm. The standard bay size is 3 000mm x 919mm x 1481mm. One of the advantages of this type of vertical storage for any workspace is the weight of items it can hold which is a maximum of 1 000kg per metre. This vertical rack is versatile and can be increased or changed by employing the use of extension bays. You can easily assemble the units yourself but our team can arrange a complete design and installation service for large or complicated installations. Give them a call on 0808 274 9657 for no-obligation advice or a quote. Vertical racking informational guide Double sided vertical storage racks are commonly used to store timber copper pipe aluminium tube steel and plastic lengths These starter bays are supplied with two uprights / end frames enabling each bay to stand upright whereas extension bays have one end frame / upright and require an existing bay of the same type to be present Load capacity up to 1000kg per linear metre Standard bay width 3000mm x 919mm to 1481mm deep Robust easily adjustable modular design Black frame and orange arms as standard Extension bays and extra adjustable arms also available and are supplied with 16 adjustable arms 8 per side 4 per level Single sided vertical racking also available Made in the UK Did you know racking should have regular safety inspections? Find out more