Extend the capacity of your existing long span racking with these sturdy chipboard extra shelves. Designed to slot into compatible frames, they provide a simple way to increase storage levels without adding new bays.Available in a choice of widths, depths and load capacities, these shelves are ideal for adapting your shelving runs as your stock changes. Just select the size and duty rating to match your current installation.Product Features Chipboard shelf panels for solid, continuous storage surfaces Designed as add-on shelves to fit compatible long span racking beams Choice of widths from 890 mm to 1785 mm to suit different bay sizes Two depth options to accommodate bulky or oversized items High load capacities up to 1100 kg (uniformly distributed load) Ideal for increasing the number of storage levels in existing bays Cost-effective way to adapt and expand warehouse or workshop storage Key Specifications Width (mm) Depth (mm) Max. load (kg) 890 600 330 890 900 330 1250 600 270 1250 900 270 1785 600 1100 1785 900 1100 Applications Expanding storage levels in warehouse long span racking runs Adding extra pick faces in order picking and packing areas Improving stock organisation in workshops and maintenance stores Increasing shelf capacity in storerooms and back-of-house areas Supporting bulky cartons, boxes or components in industrial environments Frequently Asked QuestionsAre these extra shelves compatible with any long span racking system?These shelves are intended for use with matching long span frames and beams of the same width and depth. Always check the beam length and design of your existing racking to ensure compatibility before ordering.How is the maximum load for each shelf measured?The stated maximum load values, from 270 kg up to 1100 kg, refer to a uniformly distributed load across the full surface of the shelf. Concentrated point loads can reduce the safe capacity, so heavy items should be spread evenly.Can I mix different shelf sizes in the same bay?You can mix depths and load ratings within a run, but each pair of beams must carry shelves that match the beam length. Ensure that the width of the shelf matches the beam span and that the bay uprights are suitable for the total load.
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