by Lee Pattison | Apr 30, 2026 | Bag Stillages, Metal Stillages, Range Storage Eqpt Ltd, steel stillages
A collapsed stack of stillages is one of the most avoidable serious incidents on a UK warehouse floor. They don’t happen because stillages spontaneously fail; they happen because a stack was built too tall, loaded unevenly, placed on damaged feet or assembled...
by Lee Pattison | Apr 24, 2026 | Bag Stillages, Metal Stillages, Range Storage Eqpt Ltd, steel stillages
Food and beverage production sites run on two tensions: keep stock moving at speed, and keep it safe. Stillages live in the middle of both. They carry ingredients between stores and lines, hold finished products ready for dispatch, shuttle empty containers back...
by Lee Pattison | Apr 6, 2026 | Bag Stillages, Metal Stillages, Range Storage Eqpt Ltd, steel stillages
Post pallets and box pallets do the same core job: both are reusable steel pallets that stack, lift and hold loads a wooden pallet can’t. The difference is in the sides. Post pallets have four (or six, or eight) upright posts at the corners and leave the space...
by Lee Pattison | Apr 2, 2026 | Bag Stillages, Metal Stillages, Range Storage Eqpt Ltd, steel stillages
Getting the number of stillages right matters more than most warehouse managers realise. Too few and you create bottlenecks that slow operations; too many and you waste valuable floor space and capital. With over 40 years of experience manufacturing stillages for UK...
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