Multi-Tier Shelving Racks

Multi-tier shelving, also known as multi-tier mezzanine racking, is a multi-level storage system incorporating one or several interwoven mezzanine levels. The bottom shelves serve as upright supports for the mezzanine levels above. The end frames usually extend upward, forming a unified structure for the entire system. Racks are arranged parallel to each other with the mezzanine staircase as the center of symmetry. HLM Multi-tier Shelving is designed to optimize space more along length than height, utilizing less footprint while storing significantly more.

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Characteristics of Multi-Tier Shelving

Applied in Spare Parts, Retail/Wholesale, Pharmaceuticals, etc.
Manually operated using hand carts or other support equipment.

Fast and easy assembly.
Flexibly adjustable to suit customer requirements.

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Structure of Multi-Tier Shelving Includes:

Load-bearing uprights made of perforated Omega steel profile: supporting the entire racking system weight.
Beams: Connecting load-bearing column frames.
Bracing: Reinforcing structural stability for the racking system.

Decking/Shelving panel: Plywood or folded steel panel material, holding goods.
Staircase: Sturdy design connecting walkways across different levels.
Handrails: Ensuring safety for personnel and goods.

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Technical Specifications of Multi-Tier Shelving

Capacity	2000 kg/Pallet
Racking Height	1500mm – 8000mm
Width	1000 – 4000mm
Forklift aisle width design from 3 – 3.4 m
Material	Standard SPHC JIS 3101 Steel
Surface Coating:	Oxyplast electrostatic powder coating
Operating System	FIFO/LIFO

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Pros and Cons of Multi-Tier Shelving

Pros & Cons:

Capable of storing high-load cargo.
Multiplies usable floor surface area.
Maximizes storage capacity through single or multi-tier mezzanine design based on requirements.
Provides direct access and fast retrieval for individual SKUs/items.
Facilitates smooth goods movement, flexible warehouse operation, inventory control, and inbound/outbound management.
Convenient assembly, even in compact spaces such as office areas, supermarkets, or industrial warehouses.