120 bays of used Link 51 pallet racking installed as a VNA system in Milton Keynes: 4500mm x 1100mm frames, 2225mm beams rated to 2000kg, low-level picking shelves, end barriers,...
Alasdair Wicks |
Rack It Stack It recently completed a large-scale 300 bay pallet racking takedown in Cheshire, involving a mix of heavy duty Link 51 and heavy duty Hilo racking. This was...
Alasdair Wicks |
At Rack It Stack It, we don’t just supply and install pallet racking — we also carry out large-scale racking takedowns, warehouse clearances and stock removal projects across the UK....
Henry Broughton |
We recently completed a major adjustable pallet racking installation for a growing wholesale business, providing the customer with a safer, more organised and significantly more efficient warehouse storage system. The...
Daniel Coton |
We recently completed a substantial outdoor cantilever racking installation for a leading timber supplier based in the Midlands. The project involved supplying and installing 30 bays of heavy-duty cantilever racking,...
Henry Broughton |
We recently completed a 90 bay Link 51 pallet racking installation in Harrow, providing the customer with a strong, practical and professional warehouse storage system designed to improve pallet storage,...
Alasdair Wicks |
We’re delighted to share the successful completion of our latest Link 51 racking installation in Guildford.
Henry Broughton |
Link 51 heavy duty pallet racking installation in Middlesbrough
Daniel Coton |
We recently installed a Mecalux racking system in a unit in Leicester. The customer wanted to maximise his unit storage space with the use of pallet racking to assist his...
Alasdair Wicks |
This was a big one! Our most challenging project yet… A client required the supply and installation of 450 bays of brand-new heavy-duty pallet racking with a 30-day deadline. Through...
Henry Broughton |
In February 2025, we successfully dismantled 250 bays of a Dexion P90 racking system. Due to the length and weight of this heavy duty racking, extra precaution had to be...
Henry Broughton |