4S store attic shelves.4 tier wire shelving unit

　　The attic shelf of a 4S store is a type of attic shelf specifically developed for automotive 4S stores, mainly used for storing automotive accessories. It can be designed based on the structural appearance of various automotive accessories, such as tire racks for placing tires, glass racks for placing car windshields, and exhaust pipe racks for placing exhaust pipes, with strong professionalism.

　　Most 4S stores use attic shelves, mainly because attic shelves not only make good use of warehouse space, but also clearly organize and classify goods. Compared with general attic shelves, 4S stores have more types of attic shelves and more complex structures. A small number of 4S store shelves adopt the form of medium-sized shelves, and in most cases, they are used in situations where the height of the 4S store warehouse is limited or the shelf design standards require it. The attic shelves of 4S stores can also be equipped with corresponding colors during surface treatment according to the CI markings of various car manufacturers, making it easy to distinguish products.

　　The attic shelves of 4S stores generally adopt a medium-sized shelf structure, mainly because the storage of 4S store shelves is mainly for automotive parts, tires, and other types, and the load capacity of medium-sized structure shelves can reach over 700 KG, usually meeting the storage requirements of most customers. Generally, the single-story area is about 150 square meters, and a two-story or three-story attic is used. According to the shape, size, and weight of automotive spare parts, shelves are divided into large, medium, small, and ultra small parts, with different shelf layers and load capacities; According to the particularity of some spare parts, they are further divided into shelves such as tires, belts, exhaust pipes, etc.

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