Longspan shelving systems utilise a wide range of frame and beam sizes, allowing us to create and install a customised, flexible solution that meets your exact needs. The system can be designed to suit most commercial and industrial environments where long, unrestricted shelving areas are required.
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Longspan shelving is an ideal choice for hand-loaded storage of bulky or heavy items. Longspan shelves combine simple horizontal beams and vertical frames – similar to pallet racking – with the shelves supported on the beams.
In this system, shelf heights and accessories can be easily adjusted, making it well suited to storing products in small and varying quantities with split turnovers. The modular nature of the shelving makes it suitable to use in any storage application, whether that be within a warehouse, stockroom, or industrial workplace.
Contact us today to discuss your requirements on 0113 880 0866 or by email.
Longspan shelves are suited to storing products in small and varying quantities with split turnovers.
A range of accessories and customisable options are available, including hanger beams, metal or woodchip panels, mesh shelving, and sprinkler systems.
Both medium and longspan bays can also be installed in the same rack, allowing you to store a wide range of different items.
Longspan shelving is typically a simple storage system, which makes it fast to install, and straight-forward to maintain.
Contact us today to discuss your requirements on 0113 880 0866 or by email.
Beams
Horizontal support bars that clip into the uprights of the frame. Beams can range in size from 950mm to 2700mm to suit loading up to around 1075kg per level. They are made from steel and formed to suit the design of the load.
Beam End Connector (BEC)
These are the steel brackets welded on the end of the support section that physically clip into the upright. Generally, these are 3 prong connections.
Frames
Vertical support structure comprising uprights, bracing and base feet. Frames come in heights ranging from 2000mmH to 5000mmH and Depths from 400mmW to 1200mmW.
Uprights / Posts
Vertical components to make up the frames. They are usually bolted but sometimes welded to bracing to make up the frame. The uprights are cold rolled from steel coils and have a series of folds to increase the strength. There are many differing profiles of upright to suit the application and loading.
Bracing
Braces are the central steel components to a frame. They space out the uprights at a required distance and provide stability and strength for the frame. The braces are either horizontal (mainly used at the top and bottom) or diagonal.
Base Feet
These are components used to fasten the frame down to the floor and to spread the bay load.
Shims
To keep the racking level, these steel components are used under the base feet. They come in varying thicknesses to suit.
Locking Pin
Pin used to stop beams from being accidentally dislodged.
Garment Hanging Rails
Rails that fit between two support brackets – available in various diameters.
Chipboard Decks
Chipboard Decking to fit on or in between beam levels.
White Melamine Decks
White Melamine Decking to fit on or in between beam levels.
Steel Decks
Galvanized Steel Decks to fit across beam levels – Various sizes available.
Chipboard Support Bars
Steel support bar mounted across the beams positioned under the chipboard or melamine decks. Supports placed at 500mm intervals.
Shelf Dividers
Modular shelf dividers allowing various product storage configurations.
Storage Boxes
Plastic storage boxes – various sizes/colours.