Fence Panel Storage Stillage – Holds 35 × 6′ Panels, Fully Stackable

Description

Fence Panel Storage Stillage, Fits 35 x 6′ ft. Panels, Stackable

This fence panel stillage helps prevent the fence panels from getting damaged when not in use or when being transported, increasing the life of the panel.

Stillages can be stacked on top of one another, reducing the amount of storage space needed. The riser posts are removable and can be stored within the stillage frame.

Dimensions (mm): 148.4x61x76.6

Weight (kg): 540

Finish: Post Galvanised

Download Fence Panel Storage Technical Drawing Here ↗ and Assembly Guide Here ↗

Stillage Storage

Stillages are revolutionary storage devices developed by ZND for temporary fencing panels and barriers. With the capacity to hold 35 fencing panels as standard and designed to be stacked on top of each other, stillages are ideal for organizing and optimizing storage space.

Further benefits of stillages include the greatly reduced time it takes to load/unload stillage-stored panels, the protection provided to inventory stored within, and the reduced risk of injury to staff from handling individual panels.

Optimize Storage

Our standard stillage has the capacity to store 35 fencing panels. Stillages are designed to be stackable, allowing multiple stillages to be stored on top of each other.

Increase Productivity

Fencing panels stored in stillages are ready to be loaded for transportation. There is no need to count out individual panels for loading or untangle them from the storage heap. Additionally, being stored in standardized units allows for quick and easy inventory checks.

Protects Workers and Inventory

Being stored ready to be loaded is not just quicker, but safer for both workers and the panels. Pulling apart panels stored in the traditional way is a leading cause of preventable injuries, such as strains and cuts. Additionally, fencing panels that get tangled are far more likely to be damaged during this process, and require repairs that take more time, and are a potential cause of injury.

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