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Shelving for warehouses and stockrooms

Storage that changes as fast as your operation.

Build clear, accessible storage for cartons, bins and bulk goods — then adjust or extend the layout when stock, workflows or available space change.

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270 kgper evenly loaded shelf
950 kgper stationary rack
25 mmshelf-height adjustment
No toolsfor shelf repositioning
What a working warehouse needs

Capacity is only the beginning.

A useful storage system must carry the goods, keep them visible and adapt without forcing you to replace the whole installation.

01

Load you can plan around

Up to 270 kg per evenly loaded shelf supports cartons, crates and heavier stock. The complete stationary rack carries up to 950 kg, depending on its configuration.

02

A layout that stays flexible

Reset shelf heights in 25 mm increments, add levels or connect further bays when the product range and picking process evolve.

03

Value beyond the first purchase

Shared posts in continuous runs and reusable components make later expansion more efficient than replacing fixed, single-purpose furniture.

Why Ultra Power

A modular system for daily warehouse work.

The open wire architecture combines load capacity with direct access and good visibility. It works as a single rack, a continuous run or a correctly specified mobile unit.

  • Open shelves reduce flat surfaces where dust can settle and keep stored goods visible.
  • A wide range of shelf widths and depths helps use walls, alcoves and compact stockrooms effectively.
  • Tool-free shelf positioning makes day-to-day reconfiguration straightforward.
  • Compatible shelves, posts and accessories let the installation grow in stages.
Explore the Chrome system
Complete Ultra Power Chrome warehouse shelving rack25 mmadjustment lets each level follow the stock, not the other way round.
One system, three ways to use it

Configure around the movement of goods.

Start with the room, the stock and the handling method. The same component system can support very different warehouse tasks.

01

Standalone racks

A clear starting point for smaller stockrooms, end-of-run positions and layouts that may be moved later.

02

Continuous runs

Connect adjoining bays on shared posts to use long walls efficiently and reduce the component count of each extension.

03

Mobile units

Add compatible castors and handles for selected picking or internal-transport tasks. Total capacity is set by the complete mobile configuration and its castors.

Practical planning guide

Measure the workflow before choosing the rack.

The Polish Ultra Power guide provides useful preliminary dimensions. Treat them as planning references and verify the final layout against local rules, fire routes and the equipment used on site.

Top-view comparison of aisle widths for pedestrian access, a hand trolley and a forklift
≥ 80 cmpreliminary reference for pedestrian access
≈ 120 cmpreliminary reference for a hand trolley
250–300 cminitial range for forklift planning
01

Plan the aisles

Run shelving parallel to the main picking route where the room allows. Start from the largest equipment and turning movement that must pass between rows.

These are not universal legal clearances. Confirm the final width with the vehicle specification, risk assessment and regulations applicable to the facility.
02

Match shelf depth to the goods

Measure the cartons, bins or components you store most often. Avoid stock projecting beyond the shelf edge, where it can obstruct the aisle or become unstable.

Useful rule of thumb: allow 5–10 cm more shelf depth than the stored item.
03

Build stability into the plan

Rated components still depend on correct assembly, load distribution and site conditions.

  • Level every rack on the finished floor.
  • Keep the heaviest goods low and spread the load evenly.
  • Display the permitted load where warehouse users can see it.
  • Anchor tall or heavily loaded runs when required by the design, risk assessment or local rules.
Across the operation

From a compact backroom to a growing fulfilment area.

The same modular logic works across different scales. The environment determines which finish and configuration should be used.

Choose by environment

The right finish starts with the room.

Use Chrome in dry interiors. Move to noMICRO where cold, condensation or persistent humidity are part of normal operation.

For dry interiorsChrome

Dry warehouse or stockroom

Choose Chrome for dry interiors without persistent humidity or condensation.

See Chrome shelving
For demanding conditionsnoMICRO

Cold or persistently humid storage

Choose noMICRO for cold rooms, freezers and demanding humid environments.

See noMICRO shelving
Warehouse shelving FAQ

Before you specify the layout.

What load can an Ultra Power warehouse rack carry?

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. Mobile-unit capacity is determined separately by the selected castors and complete build.

Can I expand the shelving after installation?

Yes. You can add shelves, change their position in 25 mm increments and extend a row with adjoining bays. Shared posts make continuous runs an efficient way to grow the installation.

Which shelf depth should I choose?

Measure the goods stored most often and choose a shelf that supports them without overhang. Allowing roughly 5–10 cm more depth than the item is a useful early planning rule, but access and handling requirements also matter.

Do warehouse racks need to be anchored?

That depends on the height, load, configuration, floor, exposure to impact and the rules applicable to the facility. Tall or heavily loaded runs should be assessed as part of the installation design and anchored where required.

Can the racks be placed on castors?

Selected configurations can be converted into mobile units with compatible castors and handles. The safe total load is then limited by the castors and the complete mobile configuration, not only by the shelves.

Which finish is suitable for a warehouse?

Chrome is intended for dry interiors. For cold rooms, freezers, condensation or persistent humidity, choose the protected noMICRO system instead.

Plan for the next change

Tell us what you store and how it moves.

Share the room dimensions, typical carton or bin sizes, target loads and handling method. We will help turn them into a practical shelving layout.

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