The Global Industrial process
1
Planning phase
- A very simple and straightforward planning phase as the customer had already decided on the layout.
- Outback Harvest we’re very clear on what they required, they provided their pallet weight and dimensions (1200mmL x 1200mmW x 1700mmH – 1,100KG each)
- They wanted to be able to store 3 pallets high per bay with the first pallet stored off the floor.
2
Design & engineering process
- The in-house Global Design Module was used to ensure the racking was designed to be compliant with AS4084:2012 and the correct frames and placement of beams was used to ensure this.
- 2591x100mm beams were used to take at least 2,200kgs UDL per level.
3
Delivery and installation process
- Global arranged for the materials to be delivered to site the day prior to installation.
- An installation company was subcontracted by Global to perform the install.
What products/outcomes Global Industrial suggested and why
Selective Pallet Racking
All APEX standard sizes throughout. 4267x838mm frames paired with 2591x100mm beams to store 2 standard pallets side by side per level and 1372x80mm beams to fit a single pallet per level.
Post Protection
Corner guards were used on all end frames to comply with the Australian Standard.
Load sign for pallet racking
All signs were fitted to the end of the runs at approximately 2,000mm from the ground (just above eye height) fully labelled with the beam and bay loadings specific to that run
Row Spacers
430mm raw spacers (RH-KIT18) were used to provide adequate spacing between back-to-back rows of selective pallet racking
