Compact storage
Drive-in installation starts from a design considering pallet organization, lanes, and planned handling.
STORAGE SYSTEM INSTALLATION / MONTELOG
Drive-in, cantilever, and modular system installation
Different systems require different installation sequences. Execution starts with understanding the load, system, and design approved for your warehouse.
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UNDERSTAND THE SOLUTION
Installation aligned with how each system works.
Drive-in, cantilever, and modular systems have distinct configurations and applications. Drive-in organizes palletized loads in a compact accumulation configuration. Cantilever uses projecting arms to accommodate long products. The term modular describes systems made up of modules whose configuration depends on the specified system.
Installation must respect these differences. Materials, components, and installation sequences are not interchangeable between systems. MonteLOG receives the design and project information to agree execution scope, resources, and interfaces with existing areas.
INFORMATION FOR PLANNING
From receiving information to releasing the work areas.
Before installation, the manufacturer, available documentation, and planned configuration must be identified. Material organization must allow components to be located and directed to each stage. Access, equipment, support space, and work windows also form part of storage system installation planning.
For moves or extensions, explain how the existing system connects to the new stage. Technical assessment defines compatibility and conditions of use. Installation implements an approved configuration; changes to components, geometry, or loads must be approved before entering the scope.
What to agree in your request
- Design, system model, and manufacturer's instructions.
- Components separated by system and work area.
- Access, equipment, and available execution areas.
- Scope verification and records of identified outstanding matters.
YOUR OPERATIONAL CONTEXTS
Where this solution
fits into your project.
Understanding the requirement is the starting point. Configuration, scope, and availability are confirmed when the proposal is assessed.
Long products
In cantilever installation, upright, arm, and component arrangements follow the configuration defined for the loads.
Systems composed of modules
Planning must identify modules and interfaces without assuming compatibility between parts from different systems.
FROM THE REQUIREMENT TO THE NEXT STAGE
Clarity in every part
of your scope.
Aligned information and responsibilities help organize contracting and the progress of your request.
Understand the system
Gather the design, manufacturer, project location, and operational characteristics.
Define the scope
Agree materials, equipment, stages, and execution responsibilities.
Organize installation
Prepare work areas and implement the approved configuration according to applicable instructions.
Verify the stage
Record completed work, completed interfaces, and any outstanding matters.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Before moving forward,
get your questions answered.
Are drive-in and cantilever the same system?+
No. Drive-in is intended for compact storage of palletized loads. Cantilever uses arms to support long products. The application depends on the design and load.
What is a modular system?+
It is a system composed of modules. The term alone does not define its application, capacity, or compatibility. The system and its documentation must be identified.
Can MonteLOG also supply or rent the system?+
MonteLOG receives sales and rental requests. Availability, configuration, transport, and installation are confirmed in the proposal for your requirement.
Can components be reused during installation?+
Reuse depends on component condition and compatibility with the approved design. Similar-looking components should not be assumed to replace one another.
How do I request an installation quote?+
State the system, project location, available design, scope size, and desired timeline. Material and equipment responsibilities will be agreed in the proposal.
TECHNICAL REFERENCES
Reference materials on storage concepts: Reference 1 — ar-racking.com ↗. Informational sources, with no commercial affiliation with MonteLOG implied.
LET'S UNDERSTAND YOUR REQUIREMENT
Your next step
starts with a conversation.
Drive-in, cantilever, and modular systems: talk to MonteLOG and describe your requirement.