When you're comparing trolleys, mobile workbenches or warehouse steps, it's easy to fixate on deck size and load capacity and skim straight past the castor line in the spec sheet....
Read MoreSearch for loading bay equipment and you'll mostly find dock levellers, dock shelters and industrial doors — kit for buildings designed around a raised loading dock. But plenty of UK...
Read MorePropane, butane, oxygen, acetylene, nitrogen, CO2 — most sites hold more than one gas, and each cylinder type brings its own hazards and its own storage rules. This guide explains...
Read MoreThe worktop is the part of a workbench that does the actual work — it takes the knocks, the heat, the spilled oil and the clamp loads every day. Two...
Read MoreAn intermediate bulk container (IBC) holds around 1,000 litres in a single unit — which makes it an efficient way to store and dispense oils, chemicals and liquids, but also...
Read MoreA container access ramp is the simplest way to drive a forklift or push a pallet truck straight into a ground-level shipping container. Without one, that 150mm lip at the...
Read MoreAn electric tug is a compact, pedestrian-operated machine that pushes or pulls wheeled loads far heavier than one person could safely move by hand. Grip the tiller, connect to the...
Read MoreArchive rooms, stores cupboards and back-office storage all come down to the same problem: a large number of boxes, ring binders and files that need to be held securely, found...
Read MoreA mezzanine floor is one of the most cost-effective ways to get more out of a building you already have. Instead of extending outwards or moving to a bigger unit,...
Read MoreA stockroom lives or dies by its shelving. Get the bays, depths and picking flow right and one person can find any line in seconds; get it wrong and you...
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