Optimising available space is one of the main challenges in the logistics and warehouse management sector. Each business has specific needs depending on the type of goods it handles. Special attention must be paid when dealing with long, heavy or irregularly shaped products, as not all storage systems are equally effective. At Estanterías Record we have different storage solutions, adapted to each warehouse. For this type of product, the Cantilever

Industrial Mezzanine Floors are effective solutions for optimising space in warehouses. These systems take advantage of the free height of the facilities, increasing storage capacity without having to expand the floor area. Estanterías Record’s Industrial Mezzanine Floors offer numerous advantages that can transform storage in your warehouse. Benefits of Industrial Mezzanine Floors Below are the main benefits of Mezzanine Floors in the warehouse: 1. Maximise available space One of the

Sustainability in the supply chain is a crucial issue in today’s world, where environmental and social challenges demand a change in the way we manage resources. Storage decisions, often underestimated, have a significant impact on the environment, from the use of materials to energy consumption. Product storage can have negative impacts, such as the excessive use of non-recyclable materials, high energy consumption and waste generation. For example, single-use plastics remain

In the dynamic world of warehousing and logistics, pallets are essential elements in the supply chain. There are various types of pallets, each with specific characteristics that adapt to different needs and sectors. Knowing the type of pallet used in a warehouse is vital for designing and implementing the optimal pallet rack system in each case. Below is a summary of the different types of pallets based on materials and

Reverse logistics plays a vital role in warehouse management, enabling the return, recovery, repair, or recycling of products. With the rise of e-commerce and growing environmental concerns, this process has become even more relevant. There are  two main types  of reverse logistics: green, focused on recycling, and return, dealing with resellable products.  Its implementation presents both  challenges and opportunities  in controlling the flow of material and information. Key activities in