What a stillage is, what the load ratings actually mean, when steel frames beat fixed racking, how to store tyres safely, and how to get shrink wrap out of your warehouse. Written for the people who run the floor.
Tighter stacking alignment, no loose posts and faster pack-down — why foldable stillages suit busy warehouses, transport depots and tyre operations.
Read the guideThe plain-English explanation: what a stillage is, how it differs from a pallet cage, and when a steel frame beats a wrapped pallet.
Read the guideStandard footprints, safe working loads, stack heights and how to choose a rating you will not outgrow.
Read the guideFixed racking locks in your layout and your capital. Stackable stillages flex with demand. Here is how the two compare.
Read the guideStacking limits, airflow, fire separation and handling — practical rules for tyre shops, distributors and fitters.
Read the guideStretch film costs labour, money and landfill. Where reusable steel frames replace it, and what you save.
Read the guideBarrel stacking squashes tyres and deforms the beads. Upright storage holds the casing's shape, seats beads cleanly and helps prevent irregular wear and belt separation.
Read the guideEvery minute between failure and swap-out costs. Why critical spares must be reachable at any hour, even while cages are stacked.
Read the guideFreestanding, foldable and forklift-friendly — why stillages adapt when stock, sites and equipment change.
Read the guideStop shrinkage, control access and keep counts accurate — without destacking to reach a part.
Read the guideLayout, labelling and lockable stackable cages — a spares room where parts are visible, counted and reachable at any hour.
Read the guideTell us what you store and how it moves. We will spec it and quote within one working day.