Racking System
Modification
Reconfiguration and rearrangement of your existing racking to adapt to your changing needs, throughout Quebec.
An intervention tailored to your reality
Your inventory changes. Your racking configuration needs to keep up without being modified blindly.
A new product line, taller pallets, a preparation area to create, or a forklift change can all require a reconfiguration. Moving a beam or a bay, however, can change load conditions, clearances, and the system’s intended use.
We help you define the scope of a reconfiguration: inventory of components, review of needs, layout preparation, disassembly and reassembly sequencing, and coordination of relevant validations.
What our team can assess with you
Review of the existing configuration and storage objectives
Adjustment of levels, bays, and aisle layout according to the confirmed scope
Adding or removing compatible components, once the solution is validated
Relocating storage, receiving, preparation, or shipping areas
Updating items to validate after a change in geometry or capacity
Your next step
Optimize what you already have
Explain what you’d like to change; we’ll help you frame a realistic reconfiguration.
Scope, timeline, and technical requirements are confirmed after assessing your project.
Gain functionality
The configuration can better reflect your products, flows, and preparation methods.
Work in stages
Modifications can be sequenced to account for your operational periods.
Keep a clear picture
Components, loads, work areas, and documents are reviewed before the work.
Intervention scenarios
Examples to help you picture it
These scenarios illustrate the situations we regularly assess. Each intervention is tailored to the system, the condition of the components, and your operations.
Illustrative example
Levels adapted for new pallets
Illustrative scenario: planned beam adjustment to improve the use of an existing racking system.
Illustrative example
Reorganized preparation area
Illustrative scenario: relocating bays and creating a clearer path between receiving, storage, and shipping.
Illustrative example
Adding protective components
Illustrative scenario: reconfiguration paired with targeted protections in impact-prone areas.
Our approach
A clear mandate, from assessment to completed work
Define the need
We discuss the products, pallets, flows, equipment, and the objective of the change.
Observe the existing system
Components, configuration, general condition, and available documents are taken into account.
Prepare the sequence
We organize the areas, interventions, and measures needed to limit disruption to your operations.
Reconfigure and review
Changes are carried out according to the confirmed scope, and items to validate are reviewed.
Preparing your request
The information that speeds up a useful assessment
You don’t need to have everything on hand. These details simply help us better understand your environment and guide you more quickly.
Current plan or general photos of the existing system
Dimensions, weight, and formats of new products or pallets
Specific objective: capacity, access, preparation, traffic flow, or safety
List of components to keep, move, or remove, if known
Work periods compatible with your operations
Frequently asked questions
Answers before planning your project
Every warehouse is different. These answers will help you prepare a more complete request; an assessment will then confirm the scope of the work.
Reference resources
Let’s talk about your project
Your warehouse has changed. Your racking can evolve with it.
Tell us about your space, capacity, or traffic flow objectives to start a useful technical discussion.