Cantilever
Racking
A robust open structure for storing long loads: lumber, pipes, steel profiles, panels.
Long loads
deserve their own system.
The cantilever system is made up of columns, bases, arms, and bracing. The absence of front uprights on the storage face simplifies access to long, bulky, or irregularly sized materials that don’t fit well on conventional racking.
Whether it’s lumber, tubes, pipes, metal profiles, panels, or bars, the design always starts from the actual load and how it will be handled. Agir Installation helps you plan the arms, spacing, stops, access, and single- or double-sided configurations.
Choosing based on
your inventory.
This system often fits well if…
- Lumber, panels, moulding, and construction materials
- Pipes, tubes, profiles, bars, and metal parts
- Long or irregular loads that don’t palletize easily
- Indoor storage or outdoor areas suited to the project
Keep in mind
Arms, bases, and bracing aren’t chosen by eye. Length, weight, load distribution, and material behavior must be studied before installation.
A clearer flow.
A better organized operation.
Prepare
The material is grouped according to its dimensions, weight, and handling method.
Place
The forklift or suitable equipment places the load on the arms configured for the project.
Retrieve
The open face makes it easy to access a single piece or a full load, depending on the layout chosen.
Configuration to plan for
Operational benefits
Other systems
to explore.
Every warehouse is different. Compare access, rotation, density, and handling logic before settling on a configuration.
Plan with
the right data.
Loads, dimensions, pallet types, handling equipment, flows, and building constraints are all part of every analysis. Let’s talk about your project before you choose.
What products go on cantilever racking?
The system is well suited to lumber, pipes, profiles, panels, bars, and other long or bulky loads. Compatibility depends on weight and how the load rests on the arms.
Why are some arms angled?
Suitable arms and stops can help retain materials prone to rolling. The solution depends on the product, its diameter, load distribution, and handling procedures.
Can cantilever racking be installed outdoors?
Some configurations are suitable, provided exposure, ground conditions, anchoring, material protection, and site requirements are assessed.
Does your warehouse
need to work better?
Describe your needs; we’ll help you find the right storage solution and installation for your operation.