Palette shelving Sample Clauses

Palette shelving. After presenting plans and obtaining the approval of the landlord, the tenant shall be allowed to install palette shelving on U-300 loaders up to a maximum storage height of 6.5 m. The load capacity of the hall flooring amounts to 5,000 kg/m2 = 0.5 kg/cm2 of an equally distributed surface load. If this surface load is exceeded, then load dividers of, for example, U-300 rails or in the case of machines, load dividing steel plates, are to be used. Allowable total pressure between load dividers and asphalt flooring = 6 kg / cm2.
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