Medium duty shelving can be considered where back-of-house work needs deeper shelves, higher storage positions or regular replenishment. Record the storage-unit dimensions, expected load per shelf, tier count, available height and picking route before selecting the closest listed specification and quantity for written review. Choose a specification and quantity, then send the complete product details to WhatsApp for confirmation of the current model, supply scope, lead time, delivery arrangement and formal written quotation.
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Shelving & StorageProduct reference imageMedium shelving rack, colour: blue upright posts, orange-red shelves and cross beams; average load per level: 300kg; A: L1200xW500xH2000 mm. Formal quotation available based on use, specifications and quantity.
Shelving & StorageProduct reference imageMedium storage rack — K: L1200xW500xH2400 mm; L: L1500xW500xH2400 mm; M: L1800xW500xH2400 mm. Formal quotation available based on intended use, specifications and quantity.
Shelving & StorageProduct reference imageMedium shelving, I: L1200xW500xH2400 mm; J: L1500xW500xH2400 mm; K: L1800xW500xH2400 mm. Formal quotation available based on use, specifications and quantity.
Shelving & StorageProduct reference imageMedium storage rack, Colour: Blue; Size/variants: Type A. L1500 X W500 X H2000 MM / Type B. L2000 X W600 X H2000 MM. Formal quotation available based on use, specifications and quantity.
Shelving & StorageProduct reference imageMedium shelving rack. Colour: Blue / Grey; Size/Specifications: A. L2000 X W600 X H2000 MM / B. L2000 X W600 X H2000 MM. Formal quotation available upon request according to intended use, specifications and quantity.
Shelving & StorageProduct reference image4-Tier Medium Shelving, Colour: Blue; Size / Specification options: A. L2000 x W900 x H2000 mm / B. L2000 x W1000 x H2000 mm. Formal quotation available based on use, specifications and quantity.
Use these answers to prepare dimensions, operating conditions and access information before sending a product enquiry.
Start with the storage-unit dimensions, expected load per shelf, replenishment method, required tier count and the available length, depth and clear height. This defines the operating need before individual models are compared and helps remove options that do not fit the real task.
Compare shelf depth, tier count, overall height, stated load information, structural configuration and available accessories. Use the current product page and written documents for the selected model instead of assuming that similar product names mean identical specifications.
Check replenishment and picking positions, aisles, doorways, goods lifts, corners, floors and operating routes, then check against the actual stored-item dimensions. Record any constraint in the enquiry so the proposed specification can be reviewed against the actual operating location.
Send box or item dimensions, expected shelf load, available bay dimensions, tier count, quantity and delivery-access details. Select the closest product and quantity on this page first; the WhatsApp message will include the product reference and page URL for a clearer written follow-up.
Choose the closest listed option and explain the difference in WhatsApp. Add dimensions, the intended use and a reference or site photograph where useful; the current model, scope, delivery arrangement and formal quotation must then be confirmed in writing.
The message includes the product name, website product ID and available model code to reduce ambiguity.
The selected size, format or variant and required quantity are inserted automatically.
The message includes the product page so colleagues and procurement teams can review the same item.
Separate whole-carton storage, shelf picking and organised small-item storage before comparing footprints and access space. Continue with these product families: Shelving, Plastic Crates, Heavy Duty Racking.
Open a family to compare its model details. Folding tables and chairs are included within the broader table and seating collections.
