What are the disadvantages of heavy duty racks for storage?

Heavy duty racks for storage are the most widely used warehouse rack products in warehouses from all walks of life. They can carry a very wide range of sizes and can better utilize space. Therefore, after the emergence of heavy duty warehouse racks, they have become greatly promoted. Although heavy duty racks have many advantages, it cannot be denied that heavy duty warehouse racks themselves have certain shortcomings. Everything has two sides. If there are advantages, there will be disadvantages. So let’s take a look at the disadvantages of heavy duty racks for storage?

Height restrictions

When using heavy duty warehouse racks to store goods, if the height of the stored goods reaches more than 8 meters, then special shipping machinery needs to be used to assist in shipment when accessing, which also brings challenges to the use of warehouse managers. It is a great inconvenience, which can be said to be one of the shortcomings of heavy duty warehouse racks, so you should pay attention to this when using heavy duty racks.

Channel area

If the area of the required aisle is too large when storing goods, the corresponding storage density will be much less than that of other similar warehouse racks. This will also cause great inconvenience to us all, which is also one of the drawbacks of heavy duty warehouse racking.

Warehouse racks are heavier

Heavy duty warehouse racks are generally suitable for scenarios where the goods are relatively heavy, so this requires the warehouse rack to be very stable, so relatively more materials are used, and the warehouse rack itself is heavier. It can be seen from this that the suitable range of heavy duty racks is subject to certain restrictions, which is also one of its shortcomings.