What kind of warehouse is suitable for using mezzanine shelves？

Loft racking is a uniquely structured warehousing solution characterized by its multi-layer design, which enables employees to move goods on the upper layers of the racking. Compared to traditional single-layer Shelves, the advantage of this design lies in its ability to make more efficient use of the vertical space in the warehouse and provide higher structural stability. In addition, mezzanine shelves can be flexibly designed into multi-layer structures and equipped with stairs, handrails, and freight elevators to meet various storage needs.

What kind of warehouse fits for installing Mezzanine shelves?

Warehouses should have a minimum height of 3 meters. Mezzanine shelves feature a multi-tiered construction with two or more levels. Typically, each level needs a height of over 2 meters, since warehouses under 3 meters in height cannot be effectively equipped with mezzanine shelves.

Warehouse area should be no less than 30 square meters. Mezzanine racks are multi-level structures suitable for storing goods of different sizes and amounts. Goods storage and retrieval are mainly done manually. Normally, hydraulic lifts or freight elevators transport goods to upper floors, and then light-duty trucks or hydraulic pallet trucks move them to specific spots. Hence, small warehouses cannot utilize mechanical equipment for assisting in goods handling.

Mezzanine shelves usually have a load-bearing capacity of up to 500 kilograms per square meter, and layer spacing ranges from 2.2 to 2.7 meters, which fully considers worker operational convenience. These shelves are widely used in fields including auto parts, auto 4S shops, light industry, and electronics industry.