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Create an accessible landing area for incoming buckets, sleeves and transport packaging before flowers move into storage.
Organise incoming flowers, working buckets, vases, wrapping materials and finished arrangements with one modular system — from the cooler to the shop floor.
A florist handles living stock, water, packaging and finished work in different zones. A clear route reduces unnecessary handling and keeps each stage easy to see.
Create an accessible landing area for incoming buckets, sleeves and transport packaging before flowers move into storage.
Set shelf levels around bucket and vase heights, then keep tools and working materials close to the design bench.
Use open stationary or mobile configurations for visible stock and reset the layout as seasons and collections change.
AI AI-generated imageThe same modular architecture can serve very different tasks. The finish and configuration should follow moisture, load, access and cleaning conditions in each zone.
Plan clear space around buckets and the cooling equipment. Open shelves support access and visibility, but do not provide cooling or humidity control.
Keep working flowers, clean vases, tools and frequently used materials grouped around the preparation area.
Use dedicated positions for paper, ribbon, cartons, baskets and seasonal accessories away from wet working areas.
Adjust levels to plant and arrangement heights, or move a compatible display when the shop layout changes.
A flower shop combines dry presentation areas with wet working zones and sometimes a cold room. Specify the finish for the actual conditions rather than treating the whole shop alike.
Choose Chrome for the sales floor, packaging store and other dry interiors without persistent humidity or condensation.
Explore Chrome shelving →Choose noMICRO where cold, condensation or persistent humidity is part of normal operation. The coated system is designed for more demanding storage conditions.
Explore noMICRO shelving →The shelving does not cool flowers, regulate humidity or replace cleaning. Storage temperature and handling should be selected for the flower species and the operating procedure of the business.
A mobile configuration can bring buckets, materials or prepared work closer to the next stage. With CC-06 castors, the maximum load of the complete mobile unit is 330 kg.
330 kg maximum for the complete mobile unit with CC-06 castors.The most useful layout begins with what moves through the business, how often it moves and where water or condensation is expected.
Record the tallest buckets and plants, vase formats, packaging sizes and peak seasonal quantities.
Separate the cooler, wet preparation area, dry materials and customer-facing display.
Leave practical space for watering, lifting buckets, cleaning, doors and cooling equipment.
Plan spare shelf positions, adjoining bays or a mobile unit for seasonal peaks and changing collections.
Yes. noMICRO is the appropriate Ultra Power option for cold rooms, condensation and persistent humidity, with operation down to −40°C. The shelving itself does not provide or regulate cooling.
Chrome is intended for dry interiors such as the sales floor, packaging store or a dry florist workroom without persistent humidity or condensation.
Yes. Shelf levels can be repositioned in 25 mm increments without tools, so one bay can be reset for different container and plant heights.
Compatible racks can be fitted with CC-06 castors. The maximum load of the complete mobile unit is 330 kg; use the brakes before loading or working at the rack.
Each shelf can carry up to 270 kg when the load is evenly distributed. A complete stationary rack can carry up to 950 kg depending on its configuration.
It can support access, visibility and airflow around stored items, but flower life depends on species, temperature, humidity, hygiene and handling. Shelving does not replace correct conditioning or cold-room control.
Send room dimensions, bucket and plant heights, stock groups and information about cold or humid zones. We will help select the layout, finish and stationary or mobile configuration.