What’s the difference between warehouse shelves and supermarket shelves

Warehouse shelves and supermarket shelves, as the name suggests, belong to the types of shelves. In addition to the storage function, the other important function of the supermarket shelves is the display function. Its height is usually designed based on the height of a person, so most supermarket shelves are more focused on structural design below 3 meters. Compared with supermarket shelves, warehouse shelves are generally used in industrial warehouses, focusing more on upward development, making full use of storage space, and the maximum height can reach more than 40 meters. The design of a large logistics center can be an integrated structure of warehouse and shelf, that is, the shelf is built first Partly, the shelf is used as the supporting structure of the building, and the post-built building structure, such as fence, roof, etc.

The difference between warehouse shelves and supermarket shelves:

1. Functional difference: Both have storage functions, but there are other differences. Warehouse shelves pay more attention to storage capacity and weight, while supermarket shelves pay more attention to the display function of goods.

2. Appearance difference: Because warehouse shelves pay attention to storage capacity and weight, they are generally used in warehouses where idlers are not allowed to enter. Therefore, warehouse shelves do not pay attention to whether they are beautiful or not.

3. Planning differences: warehouse shelf planning mostly considers factors such as storage capacity, carrying capacity, and convenience of storing things. Supermarket shelf planning more considers the display of goods and the convenience of consumers to pick up the goods.

4. Process differences: The manufacturing process of warehouse shelves is simple, and the manufacturing process of supermarket shelves is more than that of warehouse shelves. The final reason for the difference between warehouse shelves and supermarket shelves is due to the differences in the key points and requirements of the two, which lead to different planning and process.