
Our products
What we make, and what each one is for
Some of this goes into shops and supermarkets, some into godowns, offices and building fit-outs. What it has in common is that none of it comes in a fixed size — the measurements are yours, and the price follows them.
The range
Every product we make

Racks by where they go
Tell us the kind of shop, and we will tell you the rack
Most people come to us describing a place rather than a product — a chemist's shop, a godown, a record room. These are the ones we build for most weeks.

Supermarket & Grocery
Wall runs down both sides, island units down the middle, and a shelf pitch set to the packets and cartons you actually stock.
Supermarket Display RacksCentre RacksDisplay Wall Mounting RacksGet a quote
Medical & Chemist Shops
Narrow frontage, so the walls do the work — with compartment racking behind the counter to keep strips and boxes apart.
Display Wall Mounting RacksPartition RacksPowder Coated Display RacksGet a quote
Garment & Footwear
Runs for folded stock and boxed footwear. The compartments are what stop sizes and shades ending up in one pile.
Wire Mesh Display RacksPartition RacksPowder Coated Display RacksGet a quote
Warehouse & Godown
Built to the height the shed gives you. Cartons, spares and slow-moving stock that still has to be findable in a hurry.
Warehouse Pallet RacksIron Angle RacksIndustrial LaddersGet a quote
Office & Record Rooms
Registers and files kept upright and separated by year or department, with the desk and visitor chairs to go with them.
Partition RacksRevolving ChairsVisitor ChairsGet a quote
Electrical & Building Fit-out
Tray cut to the length of the run, with the bends, tees and covers made to match so it goes together on site.
Cable TraysIron AnglesGet a quote
Before you enquire
The questions we get asked first
How is a rack priced?
Against the fitting, never against a catalogue. Height, shelf count, gauge, finish and extras like end panels or branding all pull the number about. A published rate card would be wrong for most rooms, so we ask for the measurements first and price what you are actually having built.
Can you make a size that is not standard?
That is the usual case, not the exception. Almost everything that leaves here is cut to a measurement somebody gave us — shops, godowns and offices are rarely built to round numbers, and a rack that nearly fits is a rack you resent for years.
Can you match the colour of an existing fit-out?
Yes. Tell us the shade when you enquire and we coat to it, including matching racking already standing in the shop so a new run does not announce itself.
Can we add to the racking later?
Yes, and it is one of the better reasons to buy from someone who manufactures. Runs are built in bays, so extra bays and shelf levels join what is already standing instead of replacing it. We still have your sizes.
Is there a minimum order?
No fixed minimum. A single wall run in a chemist's shop and a full supermarket floor are both ordinary orders here. Bigger jobs do price better per unit, simply because the setting-up cost is spread across more of them.
Send us your shop measurements.
A photograph of the wall or the floor, and rough sizes. That is all we need to give you a price.













