Brand guide
Sell Redirack Racking
Redirack is heavy, well-made and popular second-hand, which makes it one of the better systems to be selling.
How to identify Redirack racking
A heavy-duty UK racking manufacturer widely used in cold stores, distribution centres and high-bay installations.
- Beam connectors are typically a substantial welded hook plate, noticeably heavier than lighter-duty brands.
- Uprights often have a deeper section and heavier gauge steel than general-purpose racking.
- Look for the Redirack name on the beam face or on load notice plates fixed to the end frames.
Not sure? Photograph the beam end connector, the upright slots and the footplate — see the racking identification guide.
Typical sizes and specification
- • Heavy-duty beam sections for higher unit loads
- • Frame depths commonly 900mm and 1,100mm
- • Frequently specified for high-bay and cold-store use
Always work to the load notice or the manufacturer's data for your specific installation — never to a general figure.
Compatibility
Redirack components are brand-specific. Do not mix with other manufacturers' beams or frames.
What we pay for Redirack
High — heavy-duty systems in sound condition are in short supply on the used market. We price per bay, not per tonne, whenever the system can be resold for storage use. The number moves with quantity, condition, size consistency and access — the valuation guide explains exactly how. Send photos and a bay count and you get a firm written offer rather than a phone-call guess.
Redirack FAQs
Is Redirack worth more than standard racking?
Usually yes, per bay, because of the heavier steel section and the demand for heavy-duty used stock.
Do you buy Redirack from cold stores?
Yes. Cold-store racking is often in better cosmetic condition than general warehouse stock.