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  • Heavy Duty Pallet Racking For Warehouse Storage
  • Heavy Duty Pallet Racking For Warehouse Storage
  • Heavy Duty Pallet Racking For Warehouse Storage
  • Heavy Duty Pallet Racking For Warehouse Storage
  • Heavy Duty Pallet Racking For Warehouse Storage
  • Heavy Duty Pallet Racking For Warehouse Storage

Heavy-Duty Pallet Racking System for Warehouse Storage | HEDA SHELVES

No.00279

The Heavy-Duty Pallet Racking System from HEDA SHELVES offers unparalleled strength and durability for warehouse storage. Designed to handle heavy loads, this system ensures efficient and safe storage solutions for a variety of industries, maximizing your warehouse's capacity and organization.

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HEDA SHELVES / INDUSTRIAL PALLET RACKING PRODUCT NO.00279
Original HEDA No.00279 heavy duty pallet racking with blue upright frames, diagonal steel bracing, orange horizontal beams and blue parallel pallet support bars
HEDA No.00279 original product reference: blue steel pallet support bars shown between orange load beams.
Heavy-Duty Warehouse Storage System

Support the Load. Adapt the Rack.

HEDA SHELVES Heavy Duty Pallet Racking for Warehouse Storage provides a modular steel storage system for palletized industrial goods. Its blue braced upright frames and horizontal load beams form adjustable pallet storage levels, while compatible pallet support components can be selected according to the load and storage requirements. With a range of bay sizes, beam levels and structural configurations, the system can be planned for manufacturing warehouses, distribution facilities and other industrial storage projects.

Heavy Pallet Loads Adjustable Beam Levels Optional Support Components
Q235B Steel Published structural material
1000–5000 kg Published per-level range
2–5 Levels Adjustable or customized
Modular Design Starter and extension bays
Pallet Support Configurations

Different Pallets Require Different Supporting Arrangements.

The manufacturer photographs show different ways of configuring the pallet support level. These are alternative product references, not proof that every accessory is included in one standard rack. The right support arrangement depends on pallet construction, load dimensions, weight distribution and warehouse operations.

Original HEDA No.00279 racking with blue upright frames, orange steel load beams and an open blue steel support platform installed across a middle storage level
Product Reference / 01

Open Steel Support Platform

This photographed configuration includes a blue open steel support platform between the horizontal rack beams. Such a support arrangement must be evaluated according to pallet geometry and the intended loading. The support panel and its supporting members have their own engineering requirements and must not be assumed to carry the maximum published rack-level load.

Shown in photo: blue steel open-grid platform, orange horizontal beams and braced blue upright frames.

Original HEDA No.00279 pallet racking in a red beam configuration with blue steel upright frames and wooden pallets positioned on two storage levels
Product Reference / 02

Red Beams with Wooden Pallets

A second original product image shows blue supporting frames, red horizontal load beams and wooden pallets placed at the storage levels. This arrangement demonstrates palletized storage with a different beam color and support configuration. The pallet type and contact points must be compatible with the beam arrangement and any specified additional supports.

Shown in photo: red load beams, wooden pallets and blue steel frames.

How to Select a Pallet Support Arrangement

Open-Beam Storage

Suitable only where pallet design and load-bearing contact points have been verified for direct support on the specified beams.

Pallet Support Bars

Additional steel support members can be specified where a pallet requires suitable intermediate support between rack beams.

Grid or Mesh Decking

Compatible open-grid storage surfaces may be considered where the goods, pallet type and approved load rating require them.

Solid Shelf Options

Steel or wooden decking may be requested for compatible applications. Surface thickness, supporting members, fire-safety requirements and loading must be verified separately.

Important structural distinction: A load rating for the complete beam level is not automatically the rating of an individual support bar, open-grid platform or shelf panel. All support components must be approved for the actual unit loads and their distribution.
Modular Warehouse Expansion

One Complete Bay. A Warehouse Row That Can Grow.

The original manufacturer drawing explains how a complete rack bay and compatible add-on bays can form an extended row. This is useful for planning the number of uprights, beams and storage positions required for a warehouse project.

Rack System Modularity

Plan for Today's Storage and Tomorrow's Capacity.

A starter bay provides the initial upright frames and horizontal supporting levels. Compatible add-on units can extend the rack row using shared structural frame positions, subject to the manufacturer's approved configuration.

Complete Starter Bay

Establishes the initial steel frame and beam assembly for a storage row.

Compatible Add-On Bay

Extends the storage row where common upright connections and loading are suitable.

Adjustable Levels

Beam positions can be specified for the intended loaded pallet heights and handling clearances.

Original HEDA diagram explaining complete pallet racking starter units and compatible add-on bays, with labeled uprights, beams, support bars, base plates and extended storage rows
Manufacturer modular expansion diagram. Final bay arrangement depends on approved rack design.
Expansion planning: Adding bays or changing beam heights can affect rack capacity, stability and anchoring requirements. Extensions must follow the approved structural configuration.
Rack Structure and Accessories

Understand the Complete Pallet Racking Assembly.

The manufacturer's product page includes a numbered illustration of pallet racking components and optional accessories. The diagram illustrates possible system elements; it does not mean every component is part of the standard No.00279 order.

Original HEDA pallet racking component overview illustrating upright frames, beams, beam safety locks, pallet supports, protective guards, mesh panels and various optional storage accessories
General component overview from the original product page. Accessories and connector details vary by approved configuration.
Structural System

Frames, Beams and Supporting Components

Upright Frames

Vertical steel frames, diagonal bracing and base plates establish the principal supporting structure.

Horizontal Load Beams

Beams establish the pallet storage levels. Span, profile and loading must be selected together.

Beam Safety Locks

Compatible safety locking components help secure the beam-to-upright connection as designed.

Pallet Supports & Decking

Suitable bars, mesh surfaces and other compatible decking can be considered according to the pallet and load.

Safety & Protection

Column guards, barriers, backstops and other protective components may be specified for the warehouse layout.

Row Spacers & Anchoring

Double-row spacers, base plates and anchors must match the approved installation drawings.

Manufacturer Load Reference

Choose the Capacity for the Actual Pallet Load.

HEDA SHELVES lists a range of 1000–5000 kg per level for No.00279, with customized configurations available. The final safe working load depends on the selected beam span, upright frames, level arrangement, pallet distribution and project design.

Published Capacity Range
1,000–5,000 KG PER LEVEL / CONFIGURATION DEPENDENT

The upper value is not guaranteed for all lengths or rack arrangements. Beam capacity, frame loading, decking capacity and the weight of individual pallets must be checked for the actual design.

01 / Beam Span

Longer beam spans and different beam profiles require suitable load calculations.

02 / Upright Design

Frame height, bracing, upright sections and total rack loading affect system capacity.

03 / Pallet Support

Pallet contact points, support bars and decking must suit the unit load.

Technical Specifications

Available Dimensions and Custom Options

The figures in this table are taken from the manufacturer's product specification for No.00279. Final dimensions, component thicknesses, finishes and capacities must be approved for the ordered configuration.

Engineering note: Published length, depth and height choices should not be interpreted as every possible combination having the same loading capacity. An engineering specification is required for the complete rack arrangement.

No.00279 / Product Data

Product No. 00279
Product Type Heavy Duty Pallet Racking for Warehouse Storage
Material Cold-Rolled Q235B Steel
Rack Length 2300 / 2500 / 2700 / 3000 / 3300 / 3600 / 3900 mm
Rack Depth 800 / 900 / 1000 / 1100 / 1200 mm
Rack Height 2000–6500 mm or customized
Upright Thickness 1.5 / 2.0 mm or customized
Load Capacity 1000–5000 kg per level, depending on configuration
Beam Levels 2–5 adjustable levels or customized
Color Options Blue, Orange, Black, White, Grey or Custom Colors
Featured Colors Blue Uprights with Orange or Red Beam Configurations
Surface Finish Electrostatic Spray Coating
Structure Knock-Down Modular Steel Rack
Support Options Compatible Pallet Supports, Grid or Mesh Decking, and Other Specified Surfaces
Safety Accessories Locks, Column Guards, Barriers, Pallet Stops and Other Compatible Options
Customization OEM & ODM Accepted
Warranty Reference 5 Years as Listed by HEDA; Applicable Terms to Be Confirmed
Applications Warehouses, Factories and Industrial Storage Facilities
Warehouse Rack Planning

Six Decisions That Shape the Final Rack Specification

Properly selecting heavy duty pallet racking involves more than choosing a published beam length and frame height. Warehouse loading, pallet construction, forklift use and safety requirements must be considered together.

01

Loaded Pallet Dimensions

Confirm the pallet footprint, maximum load height, underside construction and expected load overhang. These affect beam spacing and support requirements.

02

Actual Pallet Weight

Specify the maximum weight per pallet and the expected number of pallets per level. Consider concentrated loads and any uneven distribution.

03

Rack Bay and Level Arrangement

Define required storage positions, rack row length, beam heights and total structural loading. Future expansion requirements may affect initial design.

04

Forklift Compatibility

Check lifting height, residual capacity, turning requirements, handling aisle dimensions and safe clearance around loaded pallet positions.

05

Floor and Anchoring Conditions

Review floor load-bearing capacity, levelness, suitable anchors, base plates and installation requirements.

06

Protection and Maintenance

Determine whether column protectors, safety barriers, beam locks and backstops are necessary. Plan inspection access and load identification.

Warehouse Applications

For Industrial Storage That Requires Pallet Access

Heavy-duty selective pallet racking provides accessible storage positions for individual pallets when properly designed around the forklift aisle and rack layout.

APPLICATION / 01

Manufacturing Warehouses

Store palletized raw materials, production components and finished goods at defined storage levels, with access for compatible forklifts.

APPLICATION / 02

Distribution Centers

Organize pallet locations for a variety of goods requiring direct retrieval, replenishment and regular stock movement.

APPLICATION / 03

Automotive and Industrial Parts

Store suitable heavy or bulky palletized components. Support arrangements and rated capacity must match the products and load geometry.

Customized Warehouse Racking

Specify the Rack Around Your Pallet Loads.

HEDA SHELVES can discuss customized rack dimensions, load levels, steel support accessories, modular extensions and finishes. Sharing your pallet and warehouse information helps determine a suitable racking configuration.

Quotation priority: If you need blue steel support bars or an open-grid platform similar to the original product photographs, specify that requirement clearly. Different support arrangements can affect the components, loading and commercial quotation.

Information Needed for Your Quotation

Stored product type
Pallet length and width
Pallet underside design
Maximum pallet weight
Overall loaded pallet height
Required pallets per level
Total pallet positions
Preferred rack length
Required rack depth
Available storage height
Number of beam levels
Pallet support bar requirements
Decking or platform requirements
Starter and add-on bay quantity
Forklift model and lift height
Warehouse floor plan
Color and finish preference
Safety accessory requirements
Installation location
Delivery destination

A pallet specification, warehouse layout and load information will help determine the appropriate frames, beams, supporting components and overall storage configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About Heavy Duty Pallet Racking

Does every configuration support 5000 kg per level?

No. The manufacturer lists 1000–5000 kg per level across different configurations. The actual rating depends on beam span, beam profile, upright frames, overall rack design and load distribution. Each configuration requires its own approved rating.

Are pallet support bars included as standard?

No standard inclusion should be assumed from the photos. No.00279 shows pallet support bars and an open steel support platform in different product configurations. The quantities, specifications and allowable loadings must be confirmed before production.

Is the blue platform the same as a wooden shelf?

No. The manufacturer photograph shows an open blue steel support platform, not a solid wooden shelf. Other decking materials may be evaluated separately according to the goods and project requirements.

Can the rack height and beam levels be customized?

Yes. HEDA SHELVES lists standard dimensional options, adjustable beam levels and customization. The final configuration must match the loaded pallet height, forklift equipment and structural capacity.

Can I extend an existing row using add-on bays?

Compatible modular add-on bays can be used as illustrated by HEDA. Extensions require matching components and verification of total frame loading, stability and installation conditions.

Can the horizontal beams be supplied in red?

A red beam configuration is shown in one of the original No.00279 photographs. HEDA also publishes additional color options. The required RAL finish should be stated in the quotation.

Are column protectors and safety barriers included?

The manufacturer provides an accessory reference diagram that illustrates several protective components. Their inclusion, quantity and design should be confirmed separately in the project specification.

What is required before installing the rack?

Confirm approved drawings, safe working loads, suitable anchors, floor conditions, structural components and compatible handling equipment. Installation should follow the manufacturer's requirements and applicable local warehouse safety rules.

HEDA SHELVES / INDUSTRIAL PALLET RACKING

Need Heavy Duty Pallet Racking for Your Warehouse?

Share your pallet size, loading requirements, preferred support arrangement, storage capacity and warehouse layout. Discuss a customized heavy duty pallet racking solution with HEDA SHELVES.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our manufacturing, product customization, ordering, delivery and warehouse shelving solutions.

01 Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?

We are a manufacturer. HEDA SHELVES has specialized in manufacturing warehouse racking systems, supermarket shelving and various display stands since 2001.

02 Where is your factory located? Can I visit?

Our factory is located in Foshan, Guangdong, China. We warmly welcome customers to visit our factory. Please contact us to arrange your visit.

03 Are product samples available?

Yes, samples are available upon request. A sample charge applies, and the sample cost will be refunded when you place your next order.

04 Can you manufacture products according to our designs?

Yes. HEDA SHELVES has extensive experience in customized shelving and display solutions. We can manufacture products according to customer designs and project requirements.

  • Floor plans and 3D drawings can be provided by HEDA engineers.
  • Customized shelving layouts and configurations are available.
  • Our products support modular construction and integration into different store or warehouse layouts.
05 Can I order products in customized sizes and colors?

Of course. We welcome custom sizes and colors to meet different storage, retail display and project requirements.

06 Do you manufacture shelving and displays using different materials?

Yes. Our products are mainly manufactured from metal. We also produce shelving accessories and display solutions using materials such as:

  • Wood
  • Titanium alloy
  • Acrylic
  • Glass
  • Other materials according to project requirements
07 What is your production and delivery lead time?

Our general production lead time is within 15 days. The actual lead time depends on the order quantity, product design and customization requirements.

08 What are your payment terms?

Our standard payment terms are:

  • 30% deposit upon confirmation and signing of the Proforma Invoice (PI).
  • 70% balance paid by T/T before delivery.
09 How can my order be shipped?

We can arrange shipment using the following methods:

Option 1 — Sea Freight

Please provide your destination seaport. We will check and update the sea freight cost based on your shipping destination.

Option 2 — Customer-Nominated Shipping Agent

If you have your own shipping agent or freight forwarder, please provide their contact details. We will coordinate the delivery arrangements with your nominated agent.

10 What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

Our minimum order quantity is generally 10 sets. Larger order quantities may qualify for more competitive pricing.

11 How can I get a quick and accurate quotation?

Since different customers and projects require different product sizes and specifications, providing the following information will help us prepare your quotation more efficiently.

For Warehouse Storage Racking

  1. Products to be stored: Tell us what items you plan to store.
  2. Storage method: Specify whether your products will be stored in cartons or on pallets.
  3. Weight and dimensions: Provide the unit weight and dimensions (Length × Width × Height) of each carton or pallet.
  4. Storage configuration: Tell us how many cartons or pallets you need per level and how many storage levels are required.
  5. Available space: Provide the dimensions of your storage area. A warehouse floor plan is especially helpful.
  6. Accessories: Specify any required wire decking, metal decking, wooden decking, safety bars, shims or other accessories.

For Supermarket & Retail Display Shelving

  1. Store layout: Provide the size of your retail space or a store floor plan.
  2. Products to display: Tell us what merchandise you plan to display and the required loading capacity.
  3. Preferred shelving style: Specify your requirements for metal or wood construction, dimensions, colors and design.

Not sure about the specifications? Simply tell us about your storage or display requirements. Our experienced sales team will help you develop a suitable shelving solution.

12 How do I install the shelving or racking system?

We provide step-by-step installation drawings for each type of shelving and racking system.

Our experienced team supports customers throughout the design, production and after-sales stages.

13 How are your products packed for shipment?

Our shelving products are generally flat-packed and protected with bubble wrap or protective film, using standard export cartons.

Other packaging options, such as wooden boxes, are also available according to customer requirements.

14 What is the difference between a starter rack and an add-on rack?

The main difference is the number of upright frames required.

  • Starter Rack (Main Rack): The first shelving unit in a row, supplied with two upright frames.
  • Add-On Rack: An extension unit that uses one additional upright frame and connects to the preceding rack.

Example: For a continuous row of 15 wall shelving bays, the configuration would be 1 starter rack + 14 add-on racks.

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