The rack is the main component of a warehouse
A storage room alone provides a lot of space – but it is not perfect. Only the combination of space and system provides a logistic unit which does not only convince optically but also provides economic benefits.
Racking systems are practical, multifunctional and provide order. Whether you would like to store wood, building materials, metal or entire vehicles, there are many individual criteria which play a huge role. The decision for the right system depends not least on the available space. Another decisive factor is the way you store and remove your products. Do you use a crane or a forklift?
Racking system and warehouse construction combined for cost-effectiveness
Jos. Schneider GmbH has created a new drive-in warehouse with OHRA cantilever and pallet racks for garden and wooden items, in their new Hagebaumarkt store in Dorfen, Bavaria. OHRA designed and equipped the drive-in warehouse as a rack clad building: The racking columns simultaneously serve as support structures for the warehouse construction.
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Schönreiter
Schönreiter Building Materials, the specialist dealer based in Essenbach, Landshut, has extended its range of goods with superstructure and shell construction materials, as well as timbers. The company has created the storage capacity necessitated by this expansion with the help of OHRA cantilever and pallet racks in indoor and outdoor areas.
Verdouw
Verdouw Bouwproducten, one of the leading wholesalers of building materials in the Netherlands, has equipped the logistics centre at its new location in Apeldoorn with OHRA cantilever and pallet racks. In addition to quality, their flexibility in use as well as ease of adaptability to a changing product portfolio spoke in favour of the racking systems.
Götz-Moritz
Götz + Moriz, a market leader in the building materials and tile trade in the South of Bavaria, has substantially expanded its Lörrach premises. The company invested in larger storage spaces and a new warehouse, which has been furnished with pallet and cantilever racking by OHRA.
Gottlieb Müller
The Swiss construction company Gottlieb Müller has equipped its new warehouse with both cantilever and pallet racks from OHRA. A total of 16 pallet racks in the new warehouse provide space for pallets and lattice boxes, while cantilever racks both indoors and outdoors, some fitted with arm bridges and metal gratings, allow a flexible and mixed storage of long goods, pallets, lattice boxes and items without specialist loading equipment.
Lambda
The Hungarian building materials dealer Lambda Systems has expanded its storage capacities with both pallet and cantilever racks from OHRA. Since the warehouse floor space could not be extended, the company used the available roof height: With the pallet racks individually adapted to the structural conditions and the product range, a second storage level was created at a height of 3.58 metres.