The Bundlerack transport unit is perfect for transporting a variety of materials around a busy warehouse, building site, or depot. The unit is made from the toughest of steel and powder-coated for maximum durability. Heavy-duty castor wheels come as standard, with 2 brakes.
The Bundlerack employs 2 main large arms which are perfect for carrying larger goods. Below this there are 4 smaller steel supports that are ideal for narrower items such as pipe or conduit.
Items can be laid down on the base of the unit using the mesh shelf, which makes the rack ideal for carrying many goods at once. When not in use the rack can be folded down and stacked neatly due to the compact design.
Model
External Dimensions
Internal Dimensions (Folded)
Weight
BR1
1560(w) x 1010(d) x 1030(h)mm
1560(w) x 1010(d) x 555(h)mm
79kg
The Metro Retractable Belt Post is a stylish and practical solution for managing foot traffic indoors. Whether you're setting up a queue system or controlling access, this barrier makes the process easy and efficient.
It comes with a 3-metre belt that covers a lot of ground with just a few posts, allowing you to set up your space faster with less hassle. The base, filled with concrete and featuring built-in rubber floor protectors, provides excellent stability, ensuring the post stays in place even in busy areas.
Multiple belt connection points let you customise your setup, making it easy to create the exact layout you need. Choose from an all black design. or stainless steel posts with a blue belt for an added layer of style.
Technical Data Specification
Material:
Steel
Finish:
Black powder coat or Stainless Steel
Height:
910mm
Weight:
9kg
Post Diameter:
63mm
Base Diameter:
350mm
Belt Colour:
Black or Blue
Belt Width:
50mm
Belt Length:
3000mm
Applications:
Banks, hotels, airports, retail stores and other indoor environments.
How It Works
1. Assemble the Post: Start by screwing the post into the base to get it ready for use.
2. Connect the Belts: The post comes pre-loaded with a 3-metre belt. To set up, simply pull the belt out and connect it to another post.
3. Retract the Belt: When you are finished using the barrier, unhook the belt from the other post and gently guide it back into the post.