Storeplan has designed, supplied and installed industrial pallet racking across Australia since 1990. We supply selective, double deep and drive-in systems, with layouts planned around your stock, forklifts and warehouse. Get a free site measure and a quote for your requirements.
Our warehouse racking solutions include selective, double deep and drive-in pallet racking.
We help you choose a configuration based on your pallet sizes, stock turnover, forklift access and available building height.
For long, heavy or awkward products such as pipe, timber, cable or conduit, Storeplan can specify specialised racking systems that suit the stock and handling method.
Tell us what you are storing and what you want to improve. We can help you work through the options.
See how Storeplan helped Aero Healthcare create a high-capacity distribution facility designed to improve storage, stock access and operational flow.
As part of its warehouse relocation in Armidale, Aero Healthcare needed significantly more capacity to support its growing product range and fast, accurate order fulfilment. Storeplan combined relocated existing racking with a new Schaefer I600 selective pallet racking system, creating more than 2,400 pallet spaces while improving access across receiving, storage, picking and dispatch.
See how customers found the planning, installation and support.
“Smooth and seamless. I would definitely recommend Storeplan for all your racking and warehousing needs.”
“Storeplan are a great company. They're easy to work with and I would definitely recommend them to anyone that's going through the same sort of process as us.”
“The custom beam length has allowed us to absolutely optimise the storage in this building… The process overall was seamless.”
“The support that we've received through Storeplan, the competitive pricing, the prompt response… all lead us to being happy with the partnership.”
“One of the main reasons we are ahead of our schedule by about three weeks is Storeplan.”
“We formed a relationship with Storeplan… And throughout, you were great!”
“We knew we could rely on them to look after us in the long run.”
“Definitely recommend Storeplan to anybody that's looking for racking, warehouse racking or even retail solutions.”
“It's allowed us to … double our stock holdings. We now hold close to $2 million worth of stock here.”
“The main reason we decided to work with Storeplan was… we have used them previously in the past and they were very good to deal with.”
Drag the slider to see what a properly planned layout can do with the same floor space. The same building goes from underutilised and difficult to work in, to a more efficient, safer and easier-to-pick-from space.
We'll come out, measure your space and design a system around it. No cost or commitment until you approve the quote.
Already know your requirements? Standard frame heights, beam profiles and load capacities are listed below.
If you’re not sure what you need yet, skip this and book a free measure up instead.
Frames come in standard heights from 1850mm to 7550mm, at 838mm depth for standard pallets or 1200mm for larger ones.
Beam capacity depends on length and profile, ranging from 600kg per pallet space up to 3200kg per level.
| Height | Depth |
|---|---|
| 1850mm | 838mm |
| 2450mm | 838mm |
| 3050mm | 838mm |
| 3650mm | 838mm or 1200mm |
| 4250mm | 838mm |
| 4850mm | 838mm or 1200mm |
| 5450mm | 838mm |
| 6050mm | 838mm |
| 7550mm | 838mm |
| Beam Capacity | Capacity |
|---|---|
| 1381mm x U80mm | 2000kg per pallet space or level |
| 2600mm x U80mm | 625kg per pallet space, 1250kg per level |
| 2600mm x Tube 90mm | 1000kg per pallet space, 2000kg per level |
| 2600mm x Tube 98mm | 1200kg per pallet space, 2400kg per level |
| 2600mm x Tube 125mm | 1500kg per pallet space, 3000kg per level |
| 2752mm x U80mm | 600kg per pallet space, 1200kg per level |
| 2752mm x Tube 90mm | 1000kg per pallet space, 2000kg per level |
| 2752mm x Tube 98mm | 1200kg per pallet space, 2400kg per level |
| 2752mm x B105mm | 1500kg per pallet space, 3000kg per level |
| 3000mm x B105mm | 2800kg per level UDL |
| 3300mm x B105mm | 2400kg per level UDL |
| 3600mm x B105mm | 2000kg per level UDL |
| 3900mm x B150mm | 3200kg per level UDL |
Three straightforward steps from your first call to a finished, compliant racking system.
There is no cost or commitment until you approve the quote.
Storeplan reviews the warehouse, stock profile, access requirements and forklifts to understand what the space can realistically support.
Book a free site assessment and we'll measure your space, review your stock profile and put a system in front of you. No cost or commitment until you approve the quote.
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We design pallet racking around your load requirements, available space and daily operations to improve capacity,
access and allow for future growth.
Use your available height and floor space more effectively.
Reduce unnecessary pallet movements and picking delays.
Plan aisles and clearances around your handling needs.
Designed and installed to AS 4084:2023 with load signage supplied.
Plan future extensions before the first bay is installed.
Start with a free site assessment. No cost or commitment until you approve the quote.
The questions we’re asked most often before a racking project gets underway. If yours isn’t here, call the team. There’s no charge for advice.
The right pallet warehouse racking system depends on your pallet dimensions and weights, stock turnover, forklift access and available building height. Selective racking provides direct access to individual pallets, while double deep and drive-in configurations can provide greater storage density where suitable. Storeplan can assess your warehouse and recommend a layout around your storage and handling requirements.
The cost of pallet racking depends on the size of the system, load requirements, configuration and accessories. Delivery and installation requirements also affect the overall price.
For an accurate quote, provide your warehouse dimensions, approximate number of pallets and typical pallet weights. This helps identify a suitable system and the costs involved.
Yes. Industrial pallet racking can often be expanded by adding bays, extending existing runs or installing additional beam levels, subject to compatibility and load capacity checks.
Storeplan can assess your existing system, available floor space, building height and forklift access to recommend a suitable extension. Photos, measurements and any manufacturer or load-rating information will help us identify your options.
If you’re planning a new installation, tell us about your expected growth so we can allow for future expansion in the layout.
AS4084 is the Australian standard for steel storage racking. It covers design, load rating, installation tolerances, floor fixing, signage, damage assessment and inspection frequency.
Technically it’s a standard, not a law. In practice WHS regulators treat it as the benchmark for what a reasonably practicable duty of care looks like, so if something goes wrong and your racking doesn’t meet it, that’s the document you’ll be measured against. Insurers take the same view.
The parts that matter day to day are load rating signage displayed on every rack run, racking fixed to the floor to the design spec, damaged components taken out of service rather than patched, and a documented inspection routine.
Everything we design and install is built to AS4084, and we can assess existing racking that you’re not sure about.
Yes to both, but the specification changes.
Outdoors you want hot dipped galvanised components, not painted. Paint fails at the welds and the connector points, which is exactly where corrosion does structural damage rather than cosmetic damage. Galvanised racking handles rain, salt air and UV, and it’s what we use for yards, hardstands and covered outdoor storage.
Coolrooms and freezers bring different issues. Condensation and wash down regimes both attack finishes, so the componentry and fixings need to suit the temperature and cleaning routine. Layout matters more than usual too, since you’re paying to cool every cubic metre and you want the storage density up and the door open time down.
Depends on your starting point, but the two questions worth asking are how high you’re currently going and how much of your floor is aisle.
Most warehouses are storing well below their available height, usually because the existing system was specified for the stock they had years ago. Going up is nearly always cheaper than going out.
Changing the racking type is the other lever. Moving bulk stock from selective to drive-in or double deep cuts aisle count and can lift pallet positions substantially in the same footprint, provided your stock profile suits it.
We do a free measure and quote, and part of that is telling you what the space could hold rather than just pricing what you asked for. If relocating is on the table, that comparison is worth having before you commit to a lease.
Get expert advice on the right pallet racking system for your operation. Free site assessment and custom design included.
