An independent, family run, pallet racking and commercial storage installation company

We, at Assure Build, are extremely lucky to be able to travel to some beautiful parts of England. Last week we installed a carton live system in Wales, a cantilever and 480 bays of BITO shelving in Heston and a drive-in system in Enfield. This is amongst some pallet ra...

With the ever increasing need for more warehouse space, we often find ourselves relocating pallet racking, shelving and mezzanine floors.

This project was a small mezzanine in Camberley that needed removing when the customer left the premises. 

We often find,  with onlin...

HSE guidelines recommend an annual SEMA inspection for your pallet racking. The word 'recommend' can sometimes be a little confusing. The guidance is not compulsory and you are free to take other action but if you follow the guidance you WILL be doing enough to comply...

Today we installed some anti collapse netting for a client. This rack netting offers an alternative to standard steel anti collapse and comes with many benefits. With zero maintenance, this net is a more cost effective way of preventing pallets falling onto walkways AN...

Its so nice getting to a project where the warehouse is clear, pallet racking is delivered and the guys can just 'crack on'

This is the first day of a 21 man day project. The frames are now built and we have the starter bays up. We will be using one forklift and one sci...

A recent project in Kent installing pallet racking into a nice empty warehouse. The guys have worked hard. The pallet racking is AR which we install a lot. The only issue we find with this racking is the nylon bolts, which do take a little bit longer than the standard...

So the last 6 days has seen us dismantling 600+ bays of 8 metre drive-in racking. The site is situated next to a disused coal mine so it has been a bit dirty, to say the least.

Drive-in pallet racking is slightly more complex due to its vast array of components and fixi...

This small install was undertaken on quite a steep slope. If the slope was not quite so severe we would use pallet rack shims to fill the gap between the upright and the floor. 

To avoid having to use multiple shims the solution was to stagger the beams. This allowed th...