Pallet Racking Industrial Manufacturers & Supplier in Nigeria

Yes. All our racking shipments comply with the Standards Organisation of Nigeria Conformity Assessment Programme (SONCAP). We supply the required test laboratory reports, factory ISO 9001:2015 certifications, and CE certificates necessary for your authorized inspection agency (such as Cotecna, CCIC, or SGS) to issue the SONCAP Certificate (SC), facilitating fast customs clearance without port penalties.

For coastal operations in Apapa, Ikeja, Lekki, and Port Harcourt with high relative humidity and airborne salinity, we utilize a dual-protection finishing process. First, components pass through a 9-stage chemical immersion bath (degreasing, acid pickling, rust removal, and phosphating). Second, we apply an electrostatic epoxy-polyester powder coat baked at 200°C with an average thickness of 70–90 microns. For outdoor or open-shed storage, full hot-dip galvanization (HDG) is also available.

For standard heavy-duty selective pallet racking with bay loads between 5,000 kg and 9,000 kg, we recommend a reinforced concrete slab with a minimum thickness of 150mm–200mm and a compressive strength of at least C25–C30 (25–30 MPa). If your warehouse slab in Nigeria has lower or unknown compressive capacity, our engineering team designs enlarged load-spreader baseplates and distributes point loads to protect the slab from cracking.

Manufacturing time for standard pallet racking orders (1 to 5 full 40ft High Cube containers) typically takes 15 to 20 business days. Ocean transit from South China to Apapa Port, Tin Can Island, or Onne Port averages 28 to 35 days depending on the shipping line. Factoring in documentation and vessel scheduling, clients generally receive their complete racking kit on-site in Nigeria within 7 to 9 weeks from deposit and drawing approval.

Yes. Nigerian supply chains frequently handle a mix of European standard pallets (1200×800mm) and UK/Industrial standard pallets (1200×1000mm). We engineer beam lengths (typically 2,300mm or 2,700mm) and frame depths (1,000mm or 1,100mm) equipped with intermediate pallet support bars or galvanized wire mesh decking, allowing any pallet size or loose carton to rest safely on the beam level without falling through.

To produce an accurate 3D CAD proposal within 24 hours, our engineering department needs: 1) Architectural warehouse floor plan showing clear dimensions, column locations, dock doors, and wall thickness; 2) Clear ceiling height to the lowest obstruction (sprinklers, lights, or roof beams); 3) Pallet dimensions (Length × Width × Height including product); 4) Maximum gross weight per pallet; and 5) Model and minimum operating aisle turning radius of your forklift fleet.

Our racking systems are modular and engineered for straightforward boltless beam-to-column interlocking assembly. Every shipment includes clear assembly manuals, architectural layout drawings, and labeled component codes. Many clients in Lagos, Kano, and Abuja successfully assemble the racks using local mechanical installation crews guided by our real-time video technical support. For large-scale projects exceeding 2,000 pallet positions, we can dispatch factory engineers directly to Nigeria to supervise the installation.

Forklift impact damage is the primary cause of industrial racking failure worldwide. We supply heavy-duty solid steel column protectors (U-shaped and L-shaped guards) anchored directly into the concrete floor slab at every aisle entry corner. Additionally, every beam connection is secured with automatic spring-loaded steel safety pins that prevent beams from dislodging if accidentally struck upward by forklift tines.