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Pallet racking installers in Swansea
Get quotes for pallet racking in Swansea from checked installers who cover the area. New installs, relocations, repairs and annual inspections.
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Where in Swansea
We take pallet racking enquiries across Swansea, including the city centre, SA1 Waterfront, Swansea Enterprise Park, Fforestfach and Swansea Vale.
What is included
- Adjustable pallet racking design and installation
- Longspan shelving and small parts storage
- Relocating racking when you move or re-plan a warehouse
- Damage repairs and replacement uprights and beams
- Racking inspections
- Load notices, end protectors and mesh
Rules and approvals in Swansea
HSE guidance (HSG76) expects racking to be inspected regularly, with an expert inspection at least once a year. Many firms use SEMA-approved inspectors. Damaged components should be offloaded and repaired promptly.
Work that needs Building Regulations approval can go through Swansea Council building control or a registered building control approver. Building Regulations are devolved in Wales, so the Welsh Approved Documents apply.
Questions to ask an installer
- Is the installer SEIRS registered, and is the design to SEMA codes?
- Are load notices included?
- Has the floor been checked for the loads?
- Who will carry out the yearly inspection?
Options
Types of pallet racking
Adjustable pallet racking
The standard warehouse system. Every pallet is reachable with a forklift.
Narrow aisle
Tighter aisles for more pallets, used with specialist trucks.
Cantilever
Arms rather than beams, for long items such as timber and steel.
Longspan shelving
Hand-loaded shelving for cartons and parts.
Questions
Pallet racking in Swansea: common questions
Do you have pallet racking installers in Swansea?
We are a new network and are still signing installers up. If we cannot match your job in Swansea, we tell you. We do not pass it to someone unsuitable.
How often should racking be inspected?
Regular in-house checks, plus an expert inspection at least every 12 months is the usual standard.
Can you move our existing racking?
Yes. Installers can strip, move and rebuild racking, and check and replace damaged parts as they go.
Is second-hand racking safe?
It can be, if it is inspected, compatible and has known load ratings. Your installer will advise.
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