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Here at JP Storage Solutions Ltd, our Pallet Racking solutions are designed to optimise your warehouse space by innovative and efficient racking options. Whether you’re looking to improve warehouse efficiency or increase capacity, our Pallet Racking offers a compact and innovative way to store goods. Perfect for businesses with high turnover stock, we help you save time, space, and effort. Contact us today.
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Shelving
Warehouse/Industrial shelving is a robust storage solution specifically designed for heavy-duty use in warehouses, factories, and industrial settings. These shelving systems are built to store large quantities of goods, tools, equipment, or raw materials safely and efficiently, maximizing both floor and vertical space.
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Types of Warehouse/Industrial Shelving
Heavy-Duty Metal Shelving
Description: Made of steel or other metals for durability and strength.
Use: Ideal for storing heavy items, machinery parts, and bulk goods.
Features: High weight capacity, adjustable shelves, and often bolted or riveted for additional support.
Rivet Shelving
Description: Features rivets that lock into uprights, providing a boltless assembly.
Use: Commonly used for bulk storage where access from multiple sides is required.
Features: Easy to assemble, customizable shelf heights, and supports moderate to heavy loads.
Wire Shelving
Description: Shelving with open wire decks, allowing airflow and visibility.
Use: Suitable for storing items that need ventilation, such as perishables or sensitive equipment.
Features: Corrosion-resistant coating, lightweight but strong, often used in both industrial and food storage areas.
Benefits of Warehouse/Industrial Shelving
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Space Efficiency: Industrial shelving maximizes warehouse capacity by utilizing vertical space, enabling more inventory within the same footprint.
Improved Organization: Keeps items categorized, making it easier to locate and access goods quickly.
Safety: Designed to support heavy loads and prevent tipping or collapsing, ensuring a safer environment for workers.
Increased Productivity: Organized storage reduces the time spent locating items, improving workflow and productivity.
Customizable: Many industrial shelving systems are modular, allowing for reconfiguration to suit changing storage needs.
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Warehouse and industrial shelving are essential for optimizing storage space and efficiency, supporting the high demands of industrial and commercial environments.




Wire Mesh Decking
Wire decking is a popular storage solution used in pallet racking systems. It consists of a grid-like structure made of steel wires that provides a solid, supportive surface for storing goods on pallets. Here are some key features and benefits of wire decking for pallet racking:
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Features of Wire Decking
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Material : Typically made from heavy-duty steel wires, which can support significant weight and provide durability.
Design: Comes in various designs, often with a grid pattern that allows for ventilation and visibility of the stored items.
Sizes: Available in multiple sizes to fit different racking configurations, including standard sizes for common pallet dimensions.
Finish : Often coated with a protective finish (like powder coating) to prevent rust and corrosion.
Benefits of Wire Decking
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Increased Safety: Provides a sturdy platform for pallets, reducing the risk of items falling through.
Ventilation: The open design allows for airflow, which can help with temperature control and moisture reduction, protecting stored products.
Lightweight: Easier to handle compared to solid decking options, making installation and maintenance simpler.
Versatility: Suitable for various storage needs, from warehouse to retail environments, and can accommodate different types of products.
Compliance: Often meets safety standards and regulations for warehouse storage, enhancing overall safety.
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Installation and Maintenance
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Installation: Wire decking is usually designed to fit directly onto the beams of pallet racks, making it easy to install without the need for additional hardware.
Maintenance: Regular inspections are recommended to ensure structural integrity, and any damaged sections should be replaced promptly.
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Considerations
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Load Capacity: Always check the load capacity of the wire decking to ensure it can support the weight of your pallets and products.
Compatibility : Ensure the wire decking is compatible with your existing pallet racking system.
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Wire decking is an effective way to enhance the functionality of pallet racking systems, improving safety, organisation, and efficiency in storage environments.
Timber Decking
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Timber decking for pallet racking refers to the use of wooden panels or slats placed across the beams of pallet racks to create a stable, solid surface for storing items that may not sit well directly on the metal beams or that require additional support. Timber decking is commonly used in warehouses and industrial settings, especially for non-palletised items or irregularly shaped goods.
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Key Benefits of Timber Decking for Pallet Racking
Enhanced Support: Provides a flat, continuous surface, making it easier to store smaller or loose items that might otherwise slip through gaps between rack beams.
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Versatility: Timber decking is adaptable for various types of loads, making it ideal for warehouses with diverse storage needs. It supports not only pallets but also cartons, individual boxes, and non-standard items.
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Improved Stability: Wood decking helps stabilize stored items, reducing movement and preventing tipping or falling, especially when racks are accessed frequently by forklifts.
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Increased Safety: By providing a level platform, timber decking minimizes the risk of items falling through or shifting, enhancing worker safety.
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Cost-Effective Solution: Wood decking is generally a more affordable option than metal decking and provides sufficient durability for most standard warehouse applications.
Types of Timber Decking
Slatted Timber Decking: Made of spaced wooden slats, allowing for some airflow while still offering solid support. Ideal for heavier items or items that need partial ventilation.
Solid Timber Panels: A continuous wooden panel placed across rack beams, providing a fully solid surface. Suitable for smaller items or non-palletised products that need more support.
Plywood Decking: Often used for lighter loads, plywood panels are easy to install and provide a smooth, solid base.
Considerations
Load Capacity: Timber decking can support a substantial amount of weight, but it’s essential to ensure that the wood type and thickness are compatible with the load requirements.
Fire Safety: Wood is flammable, so some warehouses may need to meet fire safety standards by treating timber or choosing alternatives like metal decking if required.
Moisture Sensitivity: If the warehouse environment is humid or exposed to moisture, treated or alternative materials may be preferred to prevent wood warping or deterioration.
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Timber decking for pallet racking is a practical and economical choice for warehouses, enhancing the flexibility and functionality of storage systems.





Cantilever Racking
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Cantilever racking is a type of storage system specifically designed for storing long, bulky items that don’t fit well on traditional pallet racks. This racking style is commonly used for materials such as lumber, pipes, steel bars, furniture, and other oversized goods.
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Key Components of Cantilever Racking
Bases: These form the foundation of the rack, providing stability and supporting the upright columns.
Upright Columns: Vertical structures that bear the weight of the load. They are available in various heights to accommodate different storage needs.
Arms: Extend from the columns to hold items. They are adjustable to accommodate different product sizes and can be angled or straight, depending on the item being stored.
Braces: Connect the upright columns to provide stability. Bracing configurations vary depending on load requirements and rack size.
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Types of Cantilever Racking
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Single-Sided Cantilever Racking: Installed against a wall or in a tight space, this type has arms on one side only.
Double-Sided Cantilever Racking: Provides storage on both sides of the upright columns, maximizing storage space in larger areas.
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Benefits of Cantilever Racking
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Flexibility: Ideal for long, bulky, and irregularly shaped items that can’t be stored on conventional racks.
Accessibility: Allows for easy loading and unloading, as the open-front design has no vertical restrictions.
Adjustability: Arms can be moved up and down to accommodate different product sizes.
Scalability: Easy to expand as storage needs grow by adding more columns and arms.
Durability: Built to handle heavy loads, typically made from steel for long-lasting use.
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Installation and Safety Considerations
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Load Capacity: Always follow the manufacturer’s load capacity guidelines to prevent overloading and ensure safety.
Anchor the Racks: Secure cantilever racks to the floor for stability, especially in high-traffic or seismic areas.
Regular Inspections: Periodically check for wear, damage, or bending of arms and columns, and replace damaged parts immediately.
Training: Ensure that staff are trained on the proper use of cantilever racking, particularly when dealing with heavy or awkwardly shaped items.
COSHH Cupboards​
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To restrict access to authorized personnel only, ensuring safety.
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Chemical Resistance: Often made from materials that resist corrosion and chemical damage to contain spills and prevent cabinet damage.
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Ventilation: Some CoSHH cupboards come with built-in ventilation to reduce the buildup of toxic fumes.
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Spill Trays and Sumps: They include spill containment features, like removable sumps or trays, to catch leaks or spills.
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Color Coding: Many are color-coded (often yellow) to identify them as hazardous material storage, though the color may vary by region or organization.
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Labels and Warnings: Clearly labeled with hazard signs to indicate that the contents are hazardous.
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When to Use CoSHH Cupboards
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They’re essential in laboratories, manufacturing facilities, garages, and any workplace where employees handle hazardous chemicals or substances. Proper use helps in meeting regulatory standards for safety, particularly in the UK, where CoSHH regulations require businesses to minimize exposure to hazardous substances.





Storage Lockers​
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Storage lockers are individual, lockable compartments used to securely store personal belongings, equipment, or supplies. They’re widely used in various settings like schools, gyms, offices, and public facilities due to their convenience and security. Lockers come in multiple styles, materials, and configurations to suit specific environments and storage needs.
Types of Storage Lockers
School Lockers: Often made of metal, with a single or double compartment, used for storing students’ personal items, books, and supplies. These typically feature vents for airflow and a built-in combination or key lock.
Gym and Sports Lockers: Used for secure storage of personal items in fitness centers, sports facilities, and pools. Often made from rust-resistant materials like plastic or laminate, since these settings can be humid or damp.
Employee Lockers: Common in workplaces for employees to store personal belongings, uniforms, or work equipment. These lockers are often made of metal and can be configured with multiple compartments or tiers.
Parcel Lockers: Designed for secure package delivery and pick-up. These are often found in residential buildings, office complexes, and mailrooms and may have digital locks or smart technology for self-service access.
Industrial Lockers: Heavy-duty lockers made of robust materials like reinforced metal or plastic, often used in warehouses, factories, and workshops for storing tools, equipment, and personal protective gear (PPE).
Public Lockers: Found in locations like airports, train stations, and amusement parks for temporary, short-term storage. These may have coin-operated locks or digital keypads.
Outdoor Lockers: Designed to withstand outdoor environments, often made from weather-resistant plastic or powder-coated metal to prevent rust. They’re commonly used in outdoor sports facilities, parks, or beaches.
Key Features of Storage Lockers
Locking Mechanisms: Available in various styles, including key locks, combination locks, padlocks, or electronic keypad locks. Some newer models use smart locks with RFID or app-based access.
Material: Lockers are made from metal (steel), plastic, or wood. Metal is the most durable, plastic is ideal for damp environments, and wood is popular for upscale office or recreational settings.
Ventilation: Many lockers have ventilation holes or louvers to allow airflow, preventing moisture buildup and odors.
Compartments and Tiers: Lockers can be single-tier (full height) or multi-tier (stacked compartments), with 2 to 6 or more compartments. Multi-tier lockers maximize space and are ideal when users only need a small storage area.
Shelves and Hooks: Some lockers come with built-in shelves, hooks, or hanger bars, useful for storing clothes, bags, or smaller items like keys and phones.
Size Options: Available in various heights, widths, and depths to suit different spaces and storage needs.
Commercial Storage Cupboards​
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Commercial storage cupboards are versatile, durable cabinets designed for use in various commercial settings, including offices, warehouses, schools, and retail spaces. They come in many sizes, materials, and configurations, depending on storage needs, security requirements, and the environment in which they’re used. Here’s an overview of common types and features:
Types of Commercial Storage Cupboards
Office Storage Cupboards: Used for storing documents, stationery, and office supplies. Often feature lockable doors, shelves, and sometimes drawers for organized storage.
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Industrial Storage Cabinets: Heavy-duty metal cabinets for use in warehouses, factories, or garages. These are usually built to hold heavy items, tools, and industrial supplies. Some may have reinforced shelving to support more weight.
Chemical Storage Cabinets: Designed for safely storing chemicals and hazardous materials (similar to CoSHH cupboards). They are made of materials resistant to chemical corrosion, often come with ventilation, and are clearly marked with hazard signs.
Retail Storage Cabinets: Used in shops and retail environments to store merchandise, extra stock, or packaging materials. Often lockable and designed for efficient use of space.
Food Storage Cabinets: Used in commercial kitchens and food preparation areas. Typically made from stainless steel to be easy to clean and meet hygiene standards.
Utility and Janitorial Cupboards: Designed to store cleaning supplies and equipment. Often have specific compartments for items like brooms, mops, and chemicals.
Key Features to Look For
• Locking Mechanisms: Many commercial cupboards come with locks to secure valuable items or restricted materials.
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• Adjustable Shelving: Allows flexibility to accommodate items of different sizes.
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• Material: Choose based on usage—metal for durability and load-bearing capacity, wood for aesthetic appeal in office settings, and stainless steel for hygiene in kitchens.
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• Ventilation: Important for cupboards that will hold chemicals, to prevent fume buildup.
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• Mobility: Some cupboards come with wheels or castors for easy movement, especially in settings where flexibility is needed.
• Size and Capacity: Available in various dimensions to fit different spaces and storage needs, from compact cabinets to large industrial units.
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Where They’re Used
• Offices: For files, supplies, and equipment.
• Warehouses: For tools, parts, and machinery.
• Schools: For storing books, teaching materials, and sports equipment.
• Retail Stores: For stockroom storage of products and supplies.
• Kitchens and Food Prep Areas: For hygienic storage of food, utensils, and cleaning supplies.




Plastic Bins & Trolleys
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Plastic bins and trolleys are essential tools in commercial, industrial, and home settings for organizing, storing, and transporting items. Known for their durability, ease of use, and lightweight nature, they are versatile solutions for a wide range of tasks. Here’s an overview:
Plastic Bins
Plastic bins are storage containers made from various types of durable plastic, like polypropylene or high-density polyethylene (HDPE), which are resistant to impact, chemicals, and moisture. They come in a wide range of sizes and shapes to accommodate different storage needs.
Types of Plastic Bins
Storage Bins: General-purpose bins used for organizing and storing items in warehouses, offices, garages, and homes. Available with or without lids, and stackable for efficient space use.
Stackable and Nesting Bins: Designed to stack securely on top of one another or nest together when empty to save space.
Clear Plastic Bins: Made from transparent plastic, allowing visibility of contents, ideal for retail, offices, or any setting where easy identification is needed.
Shelf Bins and Picking Bins: Open-front bins that allow easy access to contents, commonly used in warehouses, workshops, and stores for parts, tools, and small items.
Heavy-Duty Bins: Reinforced bins designed to hold heavier items. Ideal for industrial settings, where durability is essential.
Food-Grade Bins: Made from food-safe plastic materials and used in commercial kitchens and food processing industries.
