H200 × L200 × D60cm
S$420 with 4 shelves
The standard bay. Reachable top shelf without a step ladder.
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Warehouse Rack — 400kg per level, no bolts.
Medium-duty boltless steel racking for warehouses, logistics hubs, factories and back-of-house stores. Blue uprights, orange beams, steel shelf panels — assembled by hand, re-spaced in minutes.
- 400kg per shelf level, evenly loaded
- 200cm or 245cm spans with no centre support
- Delivered and installed island-wide
From S$300per complete bay
Sizes & prices
Four bay sizes, all 60cm deep
Choose the span that suits your cartons and the height that suits your ceiling. Every size takes 2 to 6 shelf levels; prices below show the popular four-shelf configuration.
H240 × L200 × D60cm
S$460 with 4 shelves
Same footprint with 40cm more height — room for a fifth level.
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H200 × L245 × D60cm
S$540 with 4 shelves
Longest span: fewer uprights in a long run, wider cartons per shelf.
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S$580 with 4 shelves
Most shelf area per square metre of floor in the range.
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Every bay is two upright frames plus the shelf levels you choose. Prices are per complete bay, before delivery and installation.
| Size (H × L × D) | 2 shelves | 3 shelves | 4 shelves | 5 shelves | 6 shelves |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H200 × L200 × D60cm | S$300 | S$360 | S$420 | S$510 | S$600 |
| H240 × L200 × D60cm | S$340 | S$400 | S$460 | S$550 | S$640 |
| H200 × L245 × D60cm | S$360 | S$450 | S$540 | S$660 | S$780 |
| H240 × L245 × D60cm | S$400 | S$490 | S$580 | S$700 | S$820 |
Extend a run later
| Component | Price each |
|---|---|
| Extra shelf level — 200cm span | S$90 |
| Extra shelf level — 245cm span | S$120 |
| Extra vertical frame — 200cm high | S$100 |
| Extra vertical frame — 240cm high | S$130 |
Specification
Built for loaded shelves, day after day
- System
- Boltless longspan shelving — beams hook into slotted uprights
- Load rating
- 400kg per shelf level, uniformly distributed
- Heights
- 200cm or 240cm
- Spans
- 200cm or 245cm between uprights
- Depth
- 60cm
- Shelf levels
- 2 to 6 per bay, adjustable
- Finish
- Powder-coated steel — blue frames, orange beams, steel panels
- Floor fixing
- None required — freestanding on a level floor
- Warranty
- 12 months against manufacturing defects
Where it is used
From 3PL warehouses to the office store room
The warehouse rack is our workhorse. Logistics companies line their walls with it for carton picking; F&B groups use it in central kitchens for sacks of rice and flour; tech firms keep spare servers and cabling on it; schools stack art supplies and sports equipment.
It suits anywhere goods are loaded by hand and the weight per shelf runs into the hundreds of kilos. For layouts built around picking and dispatch, see warehouse & logistics racking. If your loads are lighter — files, packaging, retail stock — the 200kg boltless rack costs less and fits narrower rooms.
- Cartons, totes and loose stock up to 400kg per level
- Long wall runs and back-to-back island runs
- Industrial units, warehouses, central kitchens and stores
Questions
Warehouse rack questions
How much weight can a warehouse rack hold?
Each shelf level is rated to 400kg, evenly spread across its full length. A four-shelf bay therefore carries up to 1,600kg in total, provided the load sits on the shelves and the bay stands on a level floor. Point loads — one heavy motor in the middle of a span — should be on the lowest level. Our guide to rack load capacity explains the maths.
What is the difference between a warehouse rack and a pallet rack?
A pallet rack is loaded by forklift, with beams sized for one-tonne pallets and uprights bolted to the floor. A warehouse rack like ours is a hand-loaded, medium-duty longspan shelf: you place cartons, totes and loose stock on steel shelf panels. Most SME warehouses, back-of-house stores and offices need the second. We compare the systems in industrial rack types explained.
How wide should the aisles be between warehouse racks?
For hand picking with trolleys, plan at least 90–100cm between facing racks; 120cm is more comfortable where two people pass or a pallet jack turns. Fire-exit routes need to stay clear and unobstructed. Send us the floor plan through the free quote form and we will mark the aisles for you.
Can I add more shelves or bays to my rack later?
Yes. Extra shelf levels and single vertical frames are sold separately, so a run grows sideways by adding one frame and a set of shelves at a time. Prices are in the table above, and you can order them through the Order Now form.
Do you deliver and install warehouse racks to industrial buildings?
Yes — our crew installs at warehouses, industrial estates, malls and offices across Singapore. Delivery and installation are quoted per site because loading bays, goods lifts and access hours differ. The delivery policy lists what we need to know.