Erecting Pallet Racking

[@aaronboundey2893]

I install racking. No mask while drilling concrete (silica dust) and no load sign fitted prior to rack being loaded.

[@relaxingdeepsleeping6365]

haw much dos it cost per a shelve 2000kg?

[@simondavis9662]

No washers on the Anchors? The nut looks bigger then the hole.

[@foxnetsov]

thats what she said

[@ctwarehousingctw1216]

wow great knowledge

[@jimmyfromthearea]

looks like ya went 200 off the wall from the first bay n not from the furthest point, wont get pallet clearance in the second bay

[@tylerbranch2918]

What should I do if the slope is greater than 1 inch from the back posts to the front? Is shimming still recommended?

[@PrackqldAu]

No. Better to apply a new surface to your concrete floor

[@renenava5213]

@@PrackqldAu really?? Better yet don’t install there ..finding a better level floor will help …where racks goes most the time floor it’s in reasonable level so …

[@dongeronimo9929]

Those uprights are installed backwards.

[@Buddy-po4hv]

Can you explain more please?

[@84602]

No there not

[@haggardye298]

@@84602 they are, you want the lowest outward angle of cross supports facing forward, no machinery is going to collide at such a high point

[@anthonys3473]

@@haggardye298 no, first diagonal bracing point need to point outwards. They have installed it correctly.

[@illfingaz210]

@@haggardye298and that’s what they did… point of triangle facing forward… shush ya noise lad lol

[@globalstorageequipmentmanu5985]

Nice work

[@americanet4391]

Buen vídeo! Yo compre racks en Estral Solutions

[@blackdaan]

finnaly a video for some diy guy like me that owns a forklift at home lol

[@insanhor2177]

great thinks

[@krisglassfield6904]

I love the way the video just skips over fitting the upper levels. Can't say I've ever Built racking that way.

[@DubstepDestroys]

Some ghetto installers haha I’ve been installing rack for 13 years we do things way different lol

[@Paint411]

Nice video

[@maqual278]

Top merci !

[@frankpino9969]

Yo trabaje en eso

[@codprawn]

Good video but It is a lot easier to handle 3m frames - try it with 7m - you need a forklift. Also a tip - waggle the drill around to enlarge the hole otherwise you can't get the bolts in.

[@Renegades97]

codprawn how about don’t do that or else to Dyna bolts or tru bolts won’t hold up to the specs of the racking they are pinning down

[@abdulmuis5807]

Yes I can do the forklif

[@elad67er]

Iknow this is 2 years ago but with the company I’m with now, we just finished up a 25m job with jaycar, was absolute nutty, needed 2 forklifts and a crane

[@bossdogssupporter1458]

Good video but it is a lot easier to handle 3m frames- try it with 7m - you need a forklift

[@jrock2142]

@@bossdogssupporter1458 we do them by hand at the moving company I work at. 4 guys.

[@aijazahmed6322]

Good

[@stanndard]

I used to do this job in the uk, we mostly worked in supermarket warehouses, this one time we was working at a dog biscuit factory🤮 I was still the new guy so when it came to going in the oven room where there was a huge conveyer belt baking dog biscuits (they kept spare beams in the back) that was my job and the smell still haunts me 🤮

[@poddiecase1973]

I bought pallet racks from @t , I was pretty good! higly recommend