HEAVY-DUTY STORAGE. PROJECT-LED THINKING.WAREHOUSE SOLUTIONS · English / EN
APPLICATION STUDIES

Imagine what fits.

Three original scenarios showing how storage planning can respond to different needs. These are illustrative concepts, not completed customer projects.

Room for a growing product range — concept visualizationILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT · NOT A CUSTOMER PROJECT
01 / Distribution center

Room for a growing product range

The planning brief

A distribution business needs clear access to a varied product range while keeping daily replenishment straightforward.

A possible approach

Organize storage by movement frequency, align aisles with the handling equipment, and reserve space for future bays.

Before a final design

Confirm pallet dimensions, loaded weights, stock profile and the warehouse floor plan.

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A clearer home for long materials — concept visualizationILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT · NOT A CUSTOMER PROJECT
02 / Building materials

A clearer home for long materials

The planning brief

A material supplier needs to separate timber and metal profiles of different lengths without obstructing retrieval.

A possible approach

Group loads by length and handling method, then develop arm spacing and accessible storage zones.

Before a final design

Confirm bundle lengths, distributed weights, handling equipment and indoor or outdoor conditions.

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Make the most of deep storage — concept visualizationILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT · NOT A CUSTOMER PROJECT
03 / Bulk inventory

Make the most of deep storage

The planning brief

A warehouse stores larger batches of similar palletized goods and wants to evaluate denser alternatives.

A possible approach

Compare drive-in, double-deep and shuttle concepts against stock rotation and throughput needs.

Before a final design

Confirm pallets per product, dispatch patterns, operating temperature and required access.

Discuss a similar requirement
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