What is the difference in cost between single-layer and multi-layer designs of the gravity roller rack?

In the warehouse logistics storage area, gravity roller shelves are highly popular due to their efficient use of space and the ability to implement First In, First Out. Unlike many warehouse shelves, many enterprises often design one layer as a conveyor line, not necessarily two or more layers. So, how much does the cost of designing a single-layer and multi-layer gravity roller rack differ? Let's find out.

The main cost of gravity roller shelves includes the cost of rollers, shelf frames, dampers, and installation. A single-layer design usually refers to a shelf height of less than 3 meters, while a multi-layer design generally has a total height of more than 3 meters but less than 10 meters. Gravity roller shelves are custom-made warehouse shelves, and their prices are calculated based on specifications, load-bearing capacity, and the number of layers, as well as the quality of the shelves, which also affects the overall price.

Therefore, the cost difference between designing a single-layer and multi-layer gravity roller shelf is significant. Exactly how much it differs depends on the requirements and can only be determined by calculating the price. A single-layer design is mainly used for automatic goods transportation, while a multi-layer design not only increases the storage capacity of the warehouse but can also be used for automatic goods transportation.