What are the disadvantages of heavy-duty shelves?

　　Heavy duty shelving is the most widely used shelving product in various industries' warehouses. It can carry a wide range of scales and can better utilize space, so it has been greatly promoted since the emergence of heavy-duty shelving. Although heavy-duty shelves have many advantages, it cannot be denied that they have certain shortcomings. Everything has two sides, and there are always advantages and disadvantages. So today, let's take a look at the disadvantages of heavy-duty shelves?

　　Firstly, height restrictions

　　When using heavy-duty shelves to store goods, if the height of the stored goods reaches 8 meters or more, specialized shipping machinery is required to assist in loading and unloading, which brings great inconvenience to warehouse management personnel. It can be said that this is also one of the disadvantages of heavy-duty shelves, so it is important to pay attention to this when using heavy-duty shelves.

　　Secondly, the area of the channel

　　If the required aisle area is too large when storing goods, the corresponding storage density will be much lower compared to other similar shelves, which also brings great inconvenience to us and is one of the shortcomings of heavy-duty shelves.

　　Thirdly, the shelves are relatively heavy

　　Heavy duty shelves are generally suitable for scenarios where the goods are relatively heavy, which requires the shelves to be very stable. Therefore, a relatively large amount of materials are used, and the weight of the shelves themselves is relatively heavy. From this, it can be accurately seen that the suitable scale for the use of heavy-duty shelves is also subject to certain constraints, which is one of its disadvantages.

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