Is the cantilevered shelving design more cost-effective for the attic space?

To make full use of the space, many enterprises will combine the design of attic and mezzanine when customizing cantilevered shelves to store more goods. Is the design of attic and mezzanine in cantilevered shelves more cost-effective? The following warehouse shelf customization factory will explain it for you. 

Yes. The cantilevered shelves are specifically designed for storing long and irregular items. Their single-arm or double-arm cantilever structure avoids the reliance on the space of vertical columns in traditional shelves. When combined with the attic space, the vertical space is efficiently divided, forming two or more layers of storage areas, which significantly increases the warehouse utilization rate and is particularly suitable for warehouses with higher ceilings (usually over 5 meters). Compared to traditional flat warehouses, this design can increase the storage capacity by 30% to 50% on the same area.

With the increase in storage capacity, the price becomes more cost-effective on average, so the overall cost-effectiveness is also higher. Therefore, for enterprises dealing with long items and having limited space, the design of attic space in cantilevered shelves indeed provides a higher space cost-effectiveness. Customized warehouse shelves can provide free design quotations based on customer needs.