Measure usable space
- Warehouse length, width and clear height
- Column locations, entrances and exits
- Existing equipment and overhead obstructions
- Available floor load-bearing information
RESOURCES / PLANNING GUIDEPlan a smarter
Plan a smarter
warehouse.
Start with your space, your inventory and your daily workflow. Build a clear brief before choosing equipment or requesting a quotation.
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01 / UNDERSTAND YOUR STARTING POINTKnow your space.
SITE CONDITIONS INVENTORY PROFILE DAILY OPERATIONS
Know your space.
Know what you store.
Prepare the following information to help our team understand the scope of your project. If a detail is not yet confirmed, mark it as unknown.
Define the stored load
- Pallet dimensions: width × depth × height
- Maximum weight per pallet or stored unit
- Product types and handling requirements
- Current capacity and expected growth
Describe your workflow
- Inbound, storage, picking and outbound activities
- Inventory turnover and access frequency
- Forklifts or other handling equipment in use
- People, vehicle routes and future expansion needs
Planning guidance, not structural approval. Floor capacity, equipment loads, anchoring and safety requirements must be verified for the actual site by qualified professionals. Do not estimate safe loads from photographs alone.
02 / CHOOSE AN OPERATING DIRECTIONThe right level of automation.
BASIC ADVANCED FULLY AUTOMATED
The right level of automation.
For the way you work.
These options are starting points for discussion—not a fixed upgrade path. The best fit depends on load, throughput, space, budget and system compatibility.
Racking + forklifts
Heavy- or medium-duty racking with conventional forklift handling.
- A starting point for lower-turnover operations
- Review pallet loads and access requirements
- Consider available handling equipment
AGV / AMR assistance
Robotic transport supporting movement between work areas and collaboration with people.
- Map repeatable transport tasks
- Review interfaces with existing workflows
- Assess routing and people–vehicle separation
AS/RS + WMS
Automated storage and retrieval with warehouse management system integration.
- Consider high-density, high-throughput needs
- Define inventory data and system interfaces
- Plan for maintenance and operational continuity
03 / PREPARE A CLEAR PROJECT BRIEFA useful drawing starts
A useful drawing starts
with the right details.
A warehouse CAD file is useful, but a clearly labelled hand-drawn plan can also help start the conversation. Mark dimensions and explain what each area needs.
01 Overall dimensions and clear height
02 Columns, doors and entrances
03 Area labels, e.g. A / B / C
04 Required equipment and quantities
05 Pallet dimensions and load weights
06 Existing equipment and traffic routes
Explain differences between areas
For example: Area A needs heavy-duty pallet racking, while Area B stores smaller parts. Add quantities and access requirements where known.
Add equipment preferences
Include any preferred configuration, custom RAL colour codes, packaging requirements or split-shipment needs. Colour references and purchasing terms are available on the Quote page.
No drawings yet?
You can still contact us. Describe the space, stored materials and target capacity in words. Attachments are optional.
Supply & shipping only. Equipment production and sea-freight quotations do not include customer-site unloading or installation. Arrange your own qualified installation team to follow the applicable installation manual.
MORE RESOURCES
Your technical resource library.
The following sections are being prepared. Documents and videos will be added after their content, version and applicable product scope have been confirmed.
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Downloads
Product catalogues, specification sheets, procurement requirement documents and applicable product material certificates.
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Installation & Safety
Heavy-duty beam racking installation manuals, anchor installation guidance and safety-pin inspection checklists. Always use documents applicable to your specific equipment and site.
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Video Library
Product animations, installation and operation tutorials, and company films—all in one place. Video categories will be added as content becomes available.