The pallet truck is the most-used bit of handling equipment in most UK warehouses, and the one that gets the least thought. It has no engine to respect, no licence...
Read MoreIf your loading bay sits at dock height and your vehicles do not, something has to bridge the gap. In UK warehouses that something is almost always a dockboard or...
Read MoreA tool trolley solves a specific problem: the tools live in one place and the work happens somewhere else. Every trip back to the cabinet is a few minutes lost,...
Read MoreAn aluminium scaffold tower gets you working safely at heights that steps and podiums can't reach — with a full guarded platform rather than a ladder rung to stand on....
Read MoreFitting out a staff canteen for a factory, warehouse or depot is a different job from furnishing a café. The furniture takes harder use, gets cleaned more aggressively, and has...
Read MoreA pallet stacker lifts palletised loads to height — into racking, onto a stack or up to bench level — without the cost, footprint or driver training of a counterbalance...
Read MoreA forklift truck can lift a person safely — but only in a proper man cage, only under specific conditions, and only for the right kind of task. Get those...
Read MoreThe loading bay is where most warehouses concentrate their worst risks in the smallest space: reversing HGVs, an open dock edge, forklifts crossing a gap onto a vehicle bed, and...
Read MoreThere is no law that says a UK workplace must provide a smoking shelter. But the moment you do put one up, smoke-free legislation has plenty to say about what...
Read MoreEvery workshop and warehouse eventually faces the same layout question: should storage stay put, or should it move with the work? Static storage — racking, shelving and fixed cupboards —...
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