Make better use of your warehouse height while keeping stock organised and accessible. Explore selective pallet racking with wire-mesh decking, then discuss a layout for your own premises.
Blue braced upright frames · Orange beams · Open-wire decking Header image: AI visualisation based on the supplied project photographs.
Organised Storage. Clear Access. Better Use of Height.
This Tuas Link project features Selective Pallet Racking with Wire-Mesh Decking. Blue steel frames, orange beams and silver-coloured open decking create repeated storage bays across several levels.
The Rack & Save selective pallet racking system provides direct access to individual pallet positions, with decking options for other stored goods. Direct access helps teams organise different stock lines and retrieve the goods they need without moving another pallet first.
Planning storage for pallets, cartons or mixed goods? Share your stock sizes, loaded weights and site photos. Rack & Save can help you compare a suitable rack layout and decking arrangement.
AI visualisation • Explore the system appearance and storage arrangement.
Visible parts and construction
See How the Racking System Fits Together
From the upright frames to the wire-mesh decks, each component has a clear place in the storage arrangement. Explore the details visible in the original Tuas Link photographs.
Component
Visible construction
Blue upright columns
Tall formed steel posts with regularly spaced connection openings define the frame corners and extend above the highest installed beams.
Upright frames
Pairs of blue columns are joined across the rack depth by horizontal and diagonal members. Repeated frames divide each run into storage bays.
Diagonal bracing
Blue diagonal members form repeated zigzag patterns along the frame sides, particularly visible at exposed row ends.
Horizontal frame ties
Short blue members connect the paired upright columns at upper and lower portions of the frames.
Bolted frame connections
Silver-coloured bolt heads are visible where diagonal and horizontal members meet the uprights.
Orange load beams
Horizontal beams span between upright frames and define the front and rear edges of the storage levels.
Beam-end connector plates
Orange connector plates join the horizontal beams to the blue upright columns at each storage level.
Open-wire decking
Silver-coloured metal grid panels create open shelf surfaces from closely spaced parallel wires and transverse members.
Downturned decking edges
The decking edges bend down over the orange beams, creating the waterfall-edge profile visible in the original wide aisle photograph.
Column feet and base plates
Column feet meet the floor at the base of the upright frames. Base plates and fixings form part of the site-specific installation design.
Repeated storage levels
Several rack runs show three elevated decked levels with open space beneath, making use of the building height for storage.
Storage at each level: Wire-mesh decking provides individual rack shelf surfaces. For an elevated working floor, explore our mezzanine systems.
Explore six aspects of the racking layout, from repeated storage bays to the roof structure above. Select an image to open the complete view and description.
AI visualisations based on the Tuas Link photographs. More site photographs are shown below.
Plan access around your operation. Share your forklift or handling-equipment details so the aisle layout, rack depth and beam positions can be reviewed together.
Six system visualisations
Explore the Racking from Overall Layout to Component Detail
Select a view to inspect it at full size.
About these images: These six AI-generated visualisations are based on the supplied Tuas Link photos. Expanded layouts, camera angles and hardware details are illustrative, not as-built records. More site photographs follow below.
View larger ↗Full aisle and rack-row overviewAn illustrative wide view of parallel blue frames, orange beams and silver wire-mesh storage levels.View larger ↗Deck underside and beam connectorAn illustrative upward detail of the open-wire decking, orange support beam and beam-to-upright connection.View larger ↗Upright and diagonal brace connectionAn illustrative close-up of a blue diagonal brace meeting a slotted upright at a bolted joint.View larger ↗Upright base plate detailAn illustrative close-up of the upright foot and base-plate arrangement at floor level.View larger ↗Low-angle full aisle viewAn illustrative floor-level perspective showing the rack height, deck undersides and overhead roof.View larger ↗Wall-side rack and end-frame viewAn illustrative side-corner perspective of the blue braced frame and three orange-beam storage levels.
See more site photographs, retouched for consistent lighting and presentation, showing the rack rows, frame construction and wire-mesh storage levels during installation.
View larger ↗Overall aisle and rack-end perspectiveRetouched Tuas Link site imageA view along the aisle showing tall blue upright frames, repeated bracing and several wire-mesh storage levels beneath the industrial roof.View larger ↗Upright, bracing and decking detailRetouched Tuas Link site imageA closer look at the upright connection openings, orange beam plates, bolted braces and open-wire decking.View larger ↗Wide overview of the storage rowsRetouched Tuas Link site imageThe wide aisle view shows the window-side rack and interior storage rows, with repeated beam levels extending along the building.View larger ↗Wall-side aisle and parallel rack arrangementRetouched Tuas Link site imageThe wall-side perspective shows how the rack run, adjacent frames and access corridor fit within the existing industrial space.
See an arrangement that could suit your premises? Send your site photos and storage requirements to Rack & Save on WhatsApp. Your quotation will be based on your goods, required loading, available space and access needs.
Planning your next storage installation
Start with Your Goods, Your Space and Your Daily Workflow
01 / PLANNING
Goods & loading
Share pallet dimensions, loaded weights, carton sizes and stock variety so the rack and decking can be specified around your goods.
02 / PLANNING
Space & access
Send floor dimensions, clear height and handling-equipment details to guide bay layout, beam levels and working aisles.
03 / PLANNING
A practical next step
Send your site photographs and location to Rack & Save. Discuss your requirements, layout options and quotation with the team.
Selective Pallet Racking with Wire-Mesh Decking, using blue braced upright frames and orange horizontal beams.
Is this a mezzanine floor?
No. The wire decking belongs to individual rack shelves. It is not a continuous mezzanine floor or an elevated walking platform.
How is the load capacity selected for my racks?
Share the loaded weight and dimensions of your pallets or goods. Rack & Save will review the beam, frame and decking requirements for your intended storage layout and confirm the specified loading for your project.
What do the project galleries show?
The page includes original Tuas Link installation photographs and a separate set of six AI-generated visualisations to explain the system appearance and components. The visualisations illustrate expanded layouts and details; the site photographs document the installation.
What should I send for a quotation?
Send your site location, floor dimensions, clear height, pallet or goods dimensions, loaded weights and handling-equipment details, together with a few photographs.
Ready to organise your warehouse storage? Send your location and a few site photos, plus the goods you need to store. Include dimensions and loaded weights if available. Start a practical discussion about your racking layout and quotation.
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