ROCKET RACK supplied heavy-duty selective pallet racking for a warehouse in Ireland, with a specified capacity of 3,000 kg per beam level. Each rack bay measures 3,600 × 1,100 × 6,300 mm (L × D × H).
The configuration combines four elevated beam levels with ground-level storage, providing five storage levels in total while maintaining direct access to each pallet position from the aisle.
The project called for a heavy-duty storage configuration with a capacity of 3,000 kg per beam level, a rack height of 6,300 mm and four elevated beam levels. Selective pallet racking provides an accessible layout for storing palletized goods and making use of the available warehouse height.
The ROCKET RACKING configuration uses upright frames and horizontal load beams to create four beam-supported storage levels above the ground. The 3,600 mm bay length and 1,100 mm depth define the storage layout.
The specified 3,000 kg capacity applies to each beam level, not to each individual pallet. Pallet placement and load distribution must follow the approved loading instructions. Upright protectors and row-end barriers are visible throughout the installation, helping protect exposed rack components.
| System type | Heavy-duty selective pallet racking |
|---|---|
| Load capacity | 3,000 kg per beam level |
| Bay dimensions (L × D × H) | 3,600 × 1,100 × 6,300 mm |
| Elevated beam levels | 4 |
| Total storage levels | 5, including ground level |
| Location | Ireland |

The installation combines 3,000 kg per beam level with direct pallet access and five storage levels.
This arrangement provides a practical basis for organized pallet storage within the existing warehouse.
Based in Foshan, ROCKET RACK CHINA supplies warehouse racking systems for international projects. This Ireland case illustrates a selective pallet racking configuration for customers evaluating a China pallet racking manufacturer.
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