Warehouse Racking 1000 kg · 3 Levels · 353x184x100 cm · 2 pallets
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Description · Warehouse Racking 1000 kg
This warehouse racking unit stands 353 cm high with a 184 cm clear span, engineered to store up to 8 Euro pallets across 4 loading heights. Featuring 3 beam tiers plus floor space, the kit provides a 1000 kg capacity per level for demanding storage environments. Each bay includes 2 blue RAL 5010 upright frames at 100 cm depth and 6 orange RAL 2002 beams, supplied with base plates, anchors and safety pins for secure assembly.
Selecting a 3-level warehouse racking configuration creates 4 distinct loading heights per bay when including the floor surface underneath. Each level holds 2 Euro pallets measuring 800x1200 mm or 1 American pallet measuring 1000x1200 mm, allowing this unit to store up to 8 Euro pallets in total. This setup suits commercial facilities needing to balance accessible height with efficient ground clearance, making it an effective choice for fast-moving inventory operations across Ireland that require structured vertical management without reaching extreme building ceiling limits.
Every kit weighs 99.49 kg and contains 2 complete upright frames, formed by joining 4 uprights with diagonal bracing bars and horizontal bracing bars via M10x75 bolts and M10 nuts. Each beam locks securely into the upright slots via its end connector, secured with safety pins to prevent accidental displacement. Floor mounting is completed by fixing 120x120 mm base plates to concrete with M10x70 anchor expansion bolts, making this warehouse racking simple to assemble without special tools or welding.
Finished in a classic dual-colour scheme, the upright frames feature a blue RAL 5010 coating while the beams are painted in high-visibility orange RAL 2002. To enhance protection, this warehouse racking can be fitted with steel upright protectors or end protection barriers available in orange RAL 2004 or yellow RAL 1023. Facilities handling mixed picking operations can also add an 1800 mm shelf deck to convert beam levels into picking shelf space, while modular expansion bays easily connect to shared upright frames.
Selecting this 3-level bay is the right choice for distribution hubs, workshops, or commercial warehouses operating with medium vertical ceiling clearances. While shorter or taller configurations with 2, 4, 5, or 6 levels suit different premises, this specific design delivers an optimal balance between total loading density and top-tier accessibility. Installing this warehouse racking optimises floor space efficiently, giving business owners across Ireland a reliable, high-capacity storage foundation tailored for active, everyday stock management.
Inside each kit, structural assembly relies on precise component dimensions to ensure stability across heavy-duty storage bays. Each 3525 mm upright is joined using 10 diagonal bracing bars measuring 1128x40x30x1.5 mm and 4 horizontal bracing bars measuring 948x40x30x1.5 mm, secured by M10x75 bolts and M10 nuts. Base plates measuring 120x120x3 mm attach to the feet with M10x20 bolts before floor anchoring with M10x70 expansion bolts. Furthermore, this warehouse racking employs 100x45 mm beam profiles that slot effortlessly into upright slots and lock securely using 14 type 90# safety pins to prevent accidental beam dislodgement.
Adapting this framework to dynamic logistics environments allows warehouse teams to store varying unit loads cleanly across all vertical tiers. Heavy palletised stock remains stored on lower beam levels or directly on the concrete floor, while adding an optional 1800 mm shelf deck turns intermediate levels into ergonomic picking stations for loose items. Because each bay integrates seamlessly into existing facility layouts, expanding this warehouse racking with add-on units sharing central upright frames creates a flexible, highly organised storage infrastructure suited for active Irish commercial operations.
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Applicable regulations in Ireland · Warehouse Racking 1000 kg · 3 Levels · 353x184x100 cm · 2 pallets
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: 2026-09-08







