Cantilever Pallet Racking

Components of cantilever racking

Bases

The bases are the foundation of the cantilever racking system, anchoring it securely to the floor. They connect to the upright columns, acting as the primary stabilizing element that ensures the system’s integrity.

Upright Columns

Upright columns are integral to the structure, connecting to the bases and featuring strategically placed holes. These holes allow for the attachment of cantilever arms, which create various storage levels. Upright columns can be utilized in single-sided and double-sided configurations, enhancing versatility.

Arms

Cantilever arms are attached to the upright columns and for product storage. They provide the necessary support for a wide range of items, making it easier to access and organize stored goods.

Braces

Braces are crucial for maintaining the stability of upright columns. They offer both horizontal and diagonal support, preventing any potential swaying or collapsing of the structure, thus ensuring safety and reliability.

Decking

In certain applications, decking can be added to the cantilever system, providing a solid shelf level for the storage arms. This option is particularly beneficial for storing items that require a flat surface.

Types of Cantilever Warehouse Racking System

• Light to Medium Duty Roll-Formed Application,
• Heavy Duty Structural Application,
• Also, Single-Sided and Double-sided Cantilever Racking

Advantages of Cantilever Racking

• Designed to accommodate lengthy items
• High Load Capacity
• Allow for single and double-sided storage
• Available for seismic design 

Disadvantage of Cantilever Racking

• Almost Double/Triple the Price compared to conventional racking
• Make no use of vertical space