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Choosing a system

Sliding mesh racks: which type fits your store?

“Sliding mesh rack” covers three different Rackstor mechanisms. The right one is decided by ceiling height, aisle space and floor condition — this page compares them side by side.

Pull-out (goal post)

Panels pull straight out towards you along overhead tracks.

Needs aisle depth in front of the rack and clear ceiling height for the goal-post frame.

Side-sliding

Panels glide laterally in front of one another; nothing projects into the room.

Suits low ceilings, overhead services and rooms with no space for a pull-out aisle.

Mobile (tracked bases)

Whole rack bays travel on floor tracks to open a single moving aisle.

Highest capacity per square metre; requires a level floor and a track installation.

Common to all three

Every Rackstor mesh rack is fabricated from powder-coated steel that is inert and non-off-gassing, sized to your largest framed work, and commissioned on site with alignment, glide testing and end-stop fitment. Static perimeter storage is usually added alongside — see wall-mounted picture racking.

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