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Separation structure racking systems
time2012/01/09
Separation structure racking systems and building two separate systems, no direct connection between each other.
Library shelf one type racking
racking systems and building roofs constitutes an indivisible whole, directly from the racking columns support the roof load, installed on both sides of the pillars of the building envelope (walls) of the structure.
Library shelf one type racking
racking systems and building roofs constitutes an indivisible whole, directly from the racking columns support the roof load, installed on both sides of the pillars of the building envelope (walls) of the structure.