
Standard Duty
- 600 kg upright
- 10 positions
- 450 · 600 · 750 mm arms
- 150 / 100 / 75 kg
from £72.25 ex VAT
Build it
Steel uprights hook onto the lashing rings your container already has. Arms slot in at the height you choose, timber decks drop across them.
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Two systems
Standard Duty does most jobs. Heavy Duty is for dense stock, workshops and anything that gets lifted in and out by machine.

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Open one in the configurator and change whatever you like.
How it fits
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Upright · Heavy Duty
Hooks onto the lashing rings. Nothing is drilled.
Rated 900 kg. 5 height positions.
Arm · 600 mm
Drops into a slot. No tools.
Rated 300 kg. 5 height positions on every Heavy Duty upright.
Timber deck
Sits across two arms, screwed down from underneath.
Carries what the two arms under it are rated for: 300 kg each at 600 mm.
Hook bolt
One bolt round the ring holds the upright.
One per upright, round the lashing ring. A spanner is the only tool.
Sectors
Self storage yards, marinas, farms, fire stations, building sites and oil fields, with the same parts carrying very different loads.

Shelving your tenants can use on day one, and that leaves the box exactly as it was when they go.

Sails, masts and paddles slide straight in from the door end, with kit on decks above and below.

Heavy Duty racking for tools, spares and drilling kit, in a container you can lift and move.

Turn a container on the yard into a stores room for bins, parts and raw material.

Field stores and medical supplies on shelves, in a container that travels and comes home again.

Equipment stores and training rigs with every item on its own shelf.

Tools, fixings and parts off the floor and findable, in a container that goes to the next site.
Yes. The racking is designed for containers and goes in with a spanner and a screwdriver. A three-level bay takes about 25 minutes.
Yes. Undo the hook bolts and lift it out. Nothing is drilled, so the container is left as it was. Self storage operators rely on this.
Yes, as long as the decks are empty and every fixing is tight.
It depends on the system and the arm depth. Standard Duty arms carry 150 kg at 450 mm, 100 kg at 600 mm and 75 kg at 750 mm, and the upright 600 kg. Heavy Duty arms carry 300 kg and the upright 900 kg. Spread loads evenly along each deck.
| System | Upright | Arms |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Duty | 600 kg | 450 mm: 150 kg · 600 mm: 100 kg · 750 mm: 75 kg |
| Heavy Duty | 900 kg | 600 mm: 300 kg |
Yes, with longer uprights. Choose high cube in the configurator and we'll quote it.
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