What type of pallet racking do I need?
It depends on your stock, pallet sizes and weights, handling equipment, available space and picking requirements. VNA racking uses very tight aisles; narrow aisle racking balances aisle space with pallet access; wide aisle racking allows more room for forklift movement; and used racking depends on current stock and whether it matches your requirements.
What affects the cost of a pallet racking system?
Cost depends on the system and layout, the size and height of the installation, pallet dimensions and loads, site conditions, handling equipment and the work needed to install it. Oakway can discuss the project requirements and prepare a quote based on the information available.
Does Oakway supply and install pallet racking?
Oakway supports pallet racking projects from understanding warehouse requirements and planning the layout through to supply and installation.
Can an existing pallet racking system be extended or matched?
That depends on the system, its condition and the project requirements. If you want to extend or replace existing racking, share the manufacturer or beam details, measurements and photos if available so Oakway can review the information with you.
Does Oakway sell used pallet racking?
Oakway lists used pallet racking. Contact the team to check current availability and whether the stock suits your required dimensions and layout.
Does Oakway offer pallet racking inspections?
Yes. Oakway offers warehouse racking inspections, including inspections of pallet racking. Contact the team to discuss what is appropriate for your site.
How long does pallet racking installation take?
Timing depends on the system, project size, stock availability and site conditions. Oakway can discuss the likely schedule when reviewing your requirements.
Will installation disrupt warehouse operations?
The impact depends on the site and installation plan. Discuss access, operating hours and any live warehouse activity with Oakway so these can be considered when planning the work.
What is APR Pallet racking?
APR stands for adjustable pallet racking. It uses upright frames and adjustable beams to create pallet storage levels, with direct access to each pallet position. Beam heights can be changed to suit different pallet sizes and load requirements.