Shortspan Shelving
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Light Weight – Easy Access – Ideal for Retail Stores
Our Shortspan shelving are a lightweight storage solution generally used in small warehouses, office storage rooms or retail shop stock rooms to store small goods and easy to lift items.
Shortspan are surprisingly strong and can accommodate a maximum bay load of 1100kg of up to 180kg per level UDL.
Is Shortspan Shelving Suitable for Me?
Versatile and Long Lasting
Our short span steel shelving can be adjusted and customised to suit your individual needs and are available in a variety of sizes, whether for an office stockroom, warehouse, or retail floor, we can definitely find a solution for you.
Shortspan shelving is built to last for years, even without general maintenance therefore it is often a great choice for start up businesses.
If you plan to increase your storage capacity or need to storage larger heavy duty goods, our Longspan Heavy Duty Shelving might be a more ideal solution.
Not sure which shelving solution you need? Our storage experts are here to help, we offer a free consultation to find out what shelving solution is ideal for you and your business.
Other Types of Shelving
Longspan Shelving:
Designed to store heavy duty, bulkier hand loaded items. Height can extend to 7m and can be combined to create a tiered system
Unirack Shelving:
Unirack shelving is easy to build, bolt free and has great strength and durability. Brilliant for warehouse and industrial units and can be installed as a multi-tier accessable system with a staircase.
Mobile Archive Shelving:
A great solution for office stockrooms, retail store rooms, pharmaceutical environments, this mobile solution improves storage capacity greatly by giving access to two shelving systems at a time while the rest are pushed aside.
Unsure at which shelving solution is right for your requirements?
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