• Heavy Duty VNA (Very-Narrow-Aisle) Rack for Space Optimization

    VNA racking keeps the selectivity of conventional pallet racking while dramatically narrowing the aisles — so a turret truck can access every pallet in a fraction of the floor space. It's the smart route to more capacity in the building you already have.

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    Space Optimization

    VNA racks reduce aisle widths by 50–60% compared to traditional racks, dramatically increasing storage capacity within the same footprint. Ideal for high-cost real estate areas, this design allows warehouses to store more pallets without expanding their facility.

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    Specialized Equipment Compatibility

    Designed for use with guided narrow-aisle forklifts or turret trucks, these racks ensure precise maneuvering in tight spaces. The equipment’s articulating or side-shifting capabilities enable safe and efficient pallet handling without aisle collisions.

    VNA Pallet rack

    Selective Accessibility

    Despite narrow aisles, VNA racks provide direct access to every pallet (unlike drive-in racks). This balances high-density storage with inventory selectivity, making it suitable for warehouses with diverse SKUs requiring frequent stock rotation.

  • Key Features

    - Ultra-narrow aisles (typically 1.5–2.0 m) for turret trucks

    - Direct, selective access to every pallet

    - High frame heights (custom up to 15 m+) to use full roof height

    - Custom engineering with seismic options

    Specifications

    - Aisle width:1.5–2.0 m, guided or wire-guided

    - Frame heights: up to 15 m, custom

    - Load per beam level: 1,000–5,000 kg

    - Finish: powder-coated or pre-galvanized

    - Equipment: suited to turret / order-picker trucks

    Applications

    Best for high-bay cold stores, high-cube distribution centers and any single-site operation where vertical space is the cheapest way to add capacity.

    Mini FAQ

    Q: What forklift equipment does VNA racking need?

    A: It is designed for turret or swing-reach trucks; we guide you on aisle width and guide-rails.

    Q: Is VNA racking cheaper than widening aisles?

    A: It stores far more pallets in the same footprint, so cost per pallet position usually drops significantly.