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Planning illustration only. This visual is not an engineered layout, load rating, or certification. Confirm component compatibility, floor conditions, seismic requirements, clearances and rated capacities with the manufacturer and a qualified professional before installation.
Start with the loads you store and the movement your operation needs. This builder helps visualize a starting arrangement and assemble a parts list; final design decisions belong with qualified rack professionals.
Frames are the vertical end structures; beams connect frames and support each load level. Wire decks, row spacers, column guards and anchors are selected to suit the application. Always verify that beam connectors and frame profiles are compatible.
Measure the pallet including overhang, its loaded height and weight, and the handling equipment. Choose depth and beam span for the actual unit load, then account for flue spaces, sprinkler clearances and safe lift-truck operation.
A starter bay uses two frames with beam pairs at each level. Adding a bay in a continuous row typically shares the intermediate frame, rather than duplicating a complete starter bay. Confirm counts for the selected system and all end conditions.
Parallel rows can improve storage density, but aisle dimensions depend on trucks, turning radius, pallet handling and egress. The visual separates rows by the selected aisle width; it is not a scaled floor plan or traffic-clearance approval.
Moisture, washdown, temperature, chemicals and outdoor exposure affect finish selection. Galvanized components may be appropriate in some environments, but coating suitability and connections should be reviewed for the specific conditions.
Special colors, higher-duty frames, unusual beam spans or load ratings may require a reviewed configuration. A catalog preview does not establish a system capacity. Share load details and operating conditions so a specialist can confirm appropriate components.
Install only from approved plans and manufacturer instructions. Anchor and plumb frames as specified, protect rack from impact, post the approved load plaques, train operators and inspect regularly. Damaged components should be unloaded and evaluated by a qualified person.
Use the parts summary as a conversation starter. Review the live catalog lines for supported configurations, or request a quote for engineering review, custom requirements, multiple zones or a complete facility layout.
Send your configuration to the MH-USA team with your load dimensions, weights, equipment and facility details.
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