Reinforced Pallet Racking 300x269x100cm | €178.56

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Heavy-duty pallet rack. Bay of 269 cm, 4 load levels. Component assembly.

Optimize your warehouse or industrial building storage with our heavy-duty reinforced pallet racking. With dimensions of 300 cm high, 269 cm long, and 100 cm deep, this system is designed to offer exceptional robustness thanks to its 120x45 profile uprights and a UDL load capacity of 1500 kg per level. It is the ideal solution for companies looking to maximize their vertical space without compromising the safety or stability of their heaviest goods.

The configuration of this racking includes 4 load levels, allowing for efficient and versatile organization. Thanks to its 269 cm beams, it is fully compatible with logistics standards, allowing for the secure accommodation of up to 3 European pallets or 2 American pallets per level. Its aesthetic design, with elegant navy blue uprights and high-visibility orange beams, not only facilitates level identification during daily operations but also ensures a professional and organized work environment.

At RacksPoint, we understand that investment in equipment is key to your business's performance. Each component has been manufactured following strict quality standards to withstand intensive use in industrial environments. If you are looking for reliable, durable, and easy-to-assemble racking to optimize your stock management, this model represents one of the most balanced and in-demand options in our online catalog.

Frequently asked questions

How many pallets can I place on each level of this shelving unit?

On the 269 cm beams, you can comfortably store 3 European pallets or 2 American pallets per level. This allows for efficient space management based on the type of goods you typically handle.

What does a UDL load of 1500 kg per level mean?

UDL load indicates a Uniformly Distributed Load. This means that the 1500 kg must be distributed evenly across the beams to ensure the total stability and safety of the structure.

Is it necessary to anchor the shelving unit to the floor?

Yes, for safety reasons and current regulations, it is essential to anchor the uprights to the floor. This ensures that the shelving unit maintains its stability against any accidental movement or heavy loads.

Can this shelving unit be expanded in the future?

Indeed, our system is modular and scalable. You can add additional modules or adjust the shelf heights as your storage needs change in the future.

Is assembly complicated for someone without experience?

The system is designed for simple assembly by clicking the beams into the uprights. However, as these are industrial equipment, we recommend using qualified personnel to ensure everything is perfectly leveled and secured.

Floor anchoring is mandatory: the frames are fixed to the floor with the anchors included in the kit. The rack is assembled by slotting the parts together, with no screws; the anchors are only for fixing it to the floor. The stated load is per level, for a uniformly distributed static load and with the structure correctly assembled and leveled.

Applicable regulations in Ireland

Pallet racking and forklift operation

In Ireland, pallet racking in a forklift-served warehouse is work equipment under Part 2, Chapter 2 of the General Application Regulations 2007 (S.I. No. 299/2007), implementing the EU Work Equipment Directive (now Directive 2009/104/EC). installed and located correctly (Reg. 28); stabilised by clamping or some other means where necessary for safety (Reg. 33), in practice erected as per the manufacturer’s instructions with the uprights anchored to the floor; maintained throughout its working life (Reg. 31); and inspected by a competent person after installation and re-assembly, then periodically and by special inspection after an accident, a modification or any other exceptional event, with records kept for 5 years (Reg. 30). Traffic routes must be dimensioned for the number of users and the type of undertaking, pedestrians given sufficient safety clearance where trucks share them, and areas where objects could fall clearly indicated and access controlled (Reg. 14). Health and Safety Authority guidance asks for the maximum safe load prominently marked on all racks, racking checked regularly for damage and uprights protected from impact; its Code of Practice on the Safe Use of Industrial Trucks adds that features of the operating area such as racking should be clearly marked and protected against accidental damage. EN 15635, the European standard on the use and maintenance of storage equipment, is a technical reference for organising those checks, not a legal obligation.

Guidance based on current regulations; it does not replace the legal text or professional advice. · Last checked: 2026-09-07