Are there any guides to avoid pitfalls when selecting shelves that you don’t know about?

Steel selection: High-quality shelves are mostly made of cold-rolled steel or galvanized steel plates, which are high in strength and corrosion resistance. Avoid shelves with rusty surfaces or thin and soft materials.

Wooden materials: If you choose wooden shelves, you need to confirm whether the wood has been treated with moisture-proof and anti-corrosion treatments, and whether it has sufficient thickness and stability.

Clear requirements: First, evaluate the weight and distribution of the stored items, and choose shelves with matching load-bearing capacity. Regular manufacturers will provide detailed load-bearing parameters, so don't judge based on appearance alone.

Structural design: High-quality shelf design will consider load-bearing balance, such as using thickened columns and reinforcing ribs to ensure stability and safety.

Welding quality: Check whether the welding parts of the shelf are smooth, without obvious welding slag, and whether the welding points are firm, which is directly related to the overall stability of the shelf.

Surface treatment: High-quality shelves have fine surface treatment, such as uniform paint spraying, no obvious scratches, and proper anti-rust treatment, which can extend the service life.

Customized service: Choose or customize shelves according to the actual space size and storage needs. Reasonable layout can maximize the use of space.

Flexibility: Consider whether the shelves support adjustable shelf height to accommodate the storage of goods of different sizes.

Brand reputation: Choose brands with good market reputation and after-sales service. You can learn about them through customer reviews, industry recommendations, etc.

Safety certification: Check whether the product has passed ISO, CE and other international safety standards certification, which is an important sign of quality assurance.

Comprehensive evaluation: Although price is an important factor, it should not be the only criterion. Consider the long-term use cost, including durability, maintenance costs, etc.

Cost-effectiveness: Compare multiple suppliers, comprehensively consider factors such as materials, design, and services, and choose products with high cost-effectiveness.