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\n In many facilities, the space along the building walls is wasted or cluttered with debris. Single Sided Roll Out Racks<\/a> are designed to transform this “dead perimeter” into a high-density storage zone.<\/p>\n

By placing the rack spine directly against the wall and utilizing precision stops (like the limit switch shown left) to control drawer movement, you create a safe, crane-accessible storage bank without consuming valuable central floor space.\n <\/p>\n

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The Perimeter Strategy: Building from the Outside In<\/h2>\n

Layout efficiency starts at the edges. Standard static racks often require forklift aisles on both sides or large turning areas, making them inefficient for wall placement. Single Sided Roll Out Racks<\/strong> are engineered specifically for this application. They require access from only one side\u2014the front.<\/p>\n

This “front-loading” capability allows you to line the entire perimeter of your building with inventory. Whether it is 6-meter pipe bundles or heavy bar stock, the material is stored safely out of the main traffic arteries, yet instantly accessible via overhead crane. This opens up the center of your factory for production machinery and assembly lines.<\/p>\n

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Lining the walls with vertical storage frees up the center floor for active manufacturing.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Precision Safety at the Edge<\/h2>\n

When racking is placed against building infrastructure, control is paramount. You cannot have a 5-ton drawer crashing into a structural column or a fire hydrant. As highlighted in the header image, our systems utilize robust mechanical stops and electronic limit switches (for automated models) to define exact travel boundaries.<\/p>\n

These engineered safeguards ensure that the drawer extends exactly 100% for crane access but never over-extends to tip, nor retracts too far to damage the wall behind it. It is a closed-loop safety system designed for tight clearances.<\/p>\n

Modular and Movable<\/h3>\n

Unlike a permanent mezzanine or welded shelf, single sided roll out units<\/a> are modular assets. If your production line changes or you move to a new facility, these racks can be unbolted and relocated. Their freestanding structural base means they do not rely on the building wall for support, they simply sit adjacent to it.<\/p>\n

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The independent base structure ensures stability without needing to bolt into the building’s wall panels.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Ideal for “Point-of-Use” Tooling<\/h2>\n

Single-sided units are also perfect for placement directly behind a machine operator. For example, a rack placed against the wall behind a CNC lathe can hold all the bar stock and tooling required for that specific workstation. The operator simply turns around, cranks out the drawer, and loads the machine\u2014zero travel time.<\/p>\n

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Frequently Asked Questions<\/h3>\n
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1. Do single-sided racks need to be bolted to the wall?<\/h4>\n

No. Our racks are self-supporting structures. We anchor them to the concrete floor for stability. We prefer not to tie into building walls as they are often not designed for such lateral loads.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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2. Can I convert a single-sided rack to a double-sided one later?<\/h4>\n

It is difficult. The base of a single-sided unit is offset to counterbalance the load. To make it double-sided, we would typically place a second matching unit back-to-back with the first one.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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3. What is the weight capacity compared to double-sided?<\/h4>\n

The capacity per arm is identical (e.g., 3,000kg to 5,000kg). The structural engineering ensures that the single-sided unit can handle the full moment load of an extended drawer without tipping.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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4. How close to the wall can it be placed?<\/h4>\n

We typically leave a small gap (100-200mm) for maintenance access and to accommodate any building columns or conduits. The rack depth is fixed, so you know exactly how much floor space it will claim.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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5. Is this suitable for short wall segments?<\/h4>\n

Yes. The system is modular by column. We can fit a rack into a wall space as short as 3 meters or as long as 100 meters by simply adding more bays.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div>