


When you invest in a cantilever racking system, you are able to store non-palletised goods and items that tend to be bulkier, longer and more awkwardly shaped like furniture and lumber. With their adjustable dimensions in terms of cantilever racking columns and cantilever racking arm length, it is a great choice for your warehouse.
With 30 years of experience under our belt, Aracking understands the principles of storage. We pride ourselves on exceeding customer expectations by designing and supplying the most suitable products to suit our clients’ requirements. Along with this, we ensure competitive pricing and durability all the while complying with the highest industry standards in Singapore. For assured quality, place your trust in Aracking. Call us today at 9297 9543 or drop us an email enquiry at sales@aracking.com to get a quick quote.
Upright columns come in varying heights and load capacities. Hence it is important to let us know what items you will be storing and their dimensions. This will allow us to provide the best recommendation for your warehouse items. Depending on your requirements, you can decide how many levels of cantilever arms you require and how high your cantilever column can go.
Do also note that your lifting material handling equipment (e.g., forklift, reach truck, etc) will have to be able to reach the highest level of the cantilever arm for the whole racking system to be usable. If you do not have the proper lifting equipment, we can also customise the height according to your requirements so that it will still be easily accessible.


Cantilever racking arms come in two variations – straight and inclined. Straight arms are ideal for storing square materials that will not roll, such as lumber, wood, plywood, etc.
Inclined arms are ideal for storing cylinder materials that roll, such as metal and PVC pipes, steel tubes, galvanised pipes, etc.
However, with that said, the straight model is usually preferred, as it is easier to load and unload items. The use of safety stoppers at the end can aid in preventing items from rolling off the cantilever arms.
To increase the stability and safety of the cantilever racks, they can be supplemented with accessories such as the following:


Not sure whether your goods qualify to be stored on a cantilever racking system? Reach out to our team at Aracking & Shelving Solutions and we will be happy to guide you in all your shelving needs.
The only difference between a structural cantilever and a roll-formed cantilever can be summed up as the type of material it is made of. The structural cantilever is made of structural steel. This means it has the potential to store medium to heavy loads.
On the other hand, a roll-formed cantilever is made from flat-rolled steel. While both versions of the cantilever racking system are sturdy and long-lasting, this difference in material means that each can bear a different load capacity. Hence, a roll-formed cantilever is more appropriate for light- to medium-weight items like plastic pipes
Ultimately, the version of the cantilever racking system that you select depends primarily on the type of goods in your warehouse. Our team at Aracking & Shelving Solutions will be able to offer recommendations based on the type of inventory you would like to store.
Depending on your requirements, the arms can be placed higher or lower to have a larger gap or more layers for loading your goods. Since the arms can be attached at varying heights, this allows greater flexibility to store a wide range of products irrespective of size or dimensions.
In terms of the weight that the cantilever racking system can support, it ranges from 1,500 kg to 3,000 kg per level uniform distributed load (UDL). It is vital that you inform our team at Aracking & Shelving Solutions about the weight of your items because the UDL load determines how much weight a single beam/arm can handle.