European-Style Adjustable-Base H-Frame Single-Sided Rack

Customization available for material configuration, dimensions, and colors.

Core Advantages

Space utilization – The H-type single-sided structure allows the rack to be placed tightly along walls or partitions. With only one side open, aisle footprint is reduced, increasing the number of wall-side storage positions within the same floor area.

Access convenience – With a single-sided open design and no vertical columns obstructing the front, operators can access goods directly from the front, shortening picking paths and improving operational efficiency.

Floor adaptability – Adjustable feet with threaded lifting mechanisms independently compensate for minor unevenness on concrete, epoxy, or hardened floors, eliminating the need for floor anchors or secondary leveling.

Structural rigidity – H-type uprights are cold-formed with integrated stiffening ribs. Beam-to-upright connections are reinforced with square-tube welding or bolted fastening, forming a stable frame that resists lateral thrust and torsional deformation under load.

Coating durability – Electrostatic powder coating provides adhesion meeting cross-cut test requirements, with corrosion and scratch resistance. Color stability is maintained under indoor environmental conditions.

Customization flexibility – Material thickness, overall dimensions, shelf spacing and quantity, and finish color can be adjusted based on item specifications and storage plans, with production made to order.

Product Features

•     Dimensions: 900 mm (L) × 500 mm (W) × 2500 mm (H)
•     Surface finish: Electrostatic powder coating (color options available)
•     Primary materials: Cold-rolled steel (uprights and beams), square tube (frames and connectors)
•     Manufacturing processes: Laser cutting, bending, spot welding, grinding, electrostatic powder coating, etc.
•     Configuration: H-type single-sided column structure (open on one side)
•     Base structure: Adjustable leveling feet (20–50 mm compensation range per foot, threaded adjustment)
•     Suitable environment: Indoor warehousing and retail environments, normal temperature and humidity conditions
•     Customization: Overall dimensions, column wall thickness, shelf spacing and number of tiers, powder coating color

Application Scenarios

• Machining workshops – Wall-side categorized storage of small metal parts, tools, fixtures, and components at workstation-adjacent locations.
• Building material and home furnishing warehouses – Vertical stacking of offcut panels, small pipe fittings, hardware accessories, and other light materials.
• Retail display areas – Wall-mounted display and restocking management of small packaged goods in supermarkets, convenience stores, and hardware retailers.
• Logistics sorting zones – Wall-side temporary turnover and outbound management of small parcels, document boxes, and assorted loose goods.

FAQ & Precautions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum compensation range of the adjustable feet?

Each foot provides a threaded adjustment range of 20–50 mm. If floor height differences exceed this range, partial floor leveling is recommended prior to rack installation to ensure upright verticality and overall load stability.

What is the maximum load capacity per shelf level?

Load capacity depends on column cross-section dimensions, material thickness, and beam span. Under the standard 900 mm length configuration, each tier supports 60–100 kg under uniformly distributed load. It is recommended to provide unit item weight and total storage quantity during customization for manufacturer load calculation.

Does the H-type single-sided structure affect rack stability?

The H-frame uprights are reinforced with bottom cross braces and optional wall-mounting brackets to enhance overturning resistance. For wall-side installations, it is recommended to secure the rack to the wall using expansion bolts to further improve safety.

Do the adjustable feet require maintenance after long-term use?

It is recommended to inspect the foot threads and locking nuts every 6–12 months. If the rack is to be relocated, raise the feet off the ground before moving, and re-level after repositioning to prevent thread damage during dragging.

Precautions

During installation, adjust each leveling foot to achieve solid floor contact and verify the rack verticality with a spirit level to prevent structural deformation or localized overloading caused by suspended feet.

When storing items, distribute the weight evenly across each beam level to avoid concentrated loads at the center of a single beam.

For wall-side installation, it is recommended to secure the back of the rack to the wall using expansion bolts to prevent overturning from accidental impacts.

Before relocating the rack, raise all leveling feet off the ground. Re-level and lock the nuts after repositioning to prevent thread damage during dragging.

If the coating becomes scratched or chipped, apply rust-preventive treatment promptly to prevent substrate oxidation and corrosion in humid environments.