wire storage rack with baskets.Shelves - super perfect art match

　　With the further transformation of market economy after reform and opening up, state-owned enterprises are no longer the sweet cake that everyone yearns for. Soon after, private firms mushroomed. A large number of supplies continue to flood the market. Especially to the rapid development of logistics in the past few years, reasonable allocation of materials and storage of goods is an imminent matter.

　　At this time, the shelf will also be born. The shelf can be called the boutique and pioneer in the shelf. In addition to the simple shelves in the past, they have many classic, personalized and practical shelves. Such as the cantilever type is a shelf, this shelf is more suitable for storing plates and various irregular items, whether it is one side or two sides have a very high load bearing force, the unique cold-pressed profile makes him very high structural stability. The suspended bearing mode improves the utilization rate of space virtually. The loft-style shelf is also a very good shelf. For easy access, almost every level of the shelf is equipped with a special set of lighting. There are not only stairs up and down but also elevators that lift themselves up and down. All these greatly reduce the hard work of the workers. The beam type shelf is mainly based on the storage of pallet-type goods, its structure is simple and reasonable, and it is widely used, even if it is subjected to heavy pressure and impact, there will be no deformation. Push-back shelves are suitable for placing some large and heavy items. Generally forklift access, more suitable for large cold storage.

　　There are many categories of shelves, each of which is made according to different product performance. Advanced imported profiles and perfect seamless welding, free lightweight combination can bring greater use value and ultra-high space utilization.

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