Glass Racking Systems

During any type of glass processing work, it is crucial to avoid even the smallest cracks. A professional glass storage rack is an essential piece of equipment for any space where work with this delicate material is regularly performed.

The racks offered by Expoglass are designed to securely hold glass sheets and allow for easy, convenient removal whenever needed. Although our glass sheet racks are made of durable steel, they pose no risk to the stored material, as all contact surfaces are covered with soft felt to prevent any scratching of the glass.

By having a glass rack, every customer is fully confident that he is receiving a pull-out storage system perfectly suited to his needs. Our range includes glass racks in multiple configurations. Their differences include, among others, the loading width of the structure (80–220 mm), the number of drawers (10–20), and the overall width (182–566 cm).

The glass storage constructions offered are designed for storing sheet materials and can also be effectively used as glass racks.

Each rack consists of a sturdy steel frame forming the fixed structure, along with a set of retractable drawers inside. These drawers are positioned at a slight incline just a few degrees from vertical and are spaced approximately 1 cm apart.

Thanks to their design, the glass sheet racks allow users to store a large quantity of sorted glass or other flat materials with minimal surface area, while ensuring quick and convenient access to any required sheet at all times.

Side-sliding racks

Advantages of the Sliding Racking System:

• Significant space savings, resulting in optimized rental and operational costs.
• Improved facility organization by eliminating glass sheets stored along walls or on improvised racks.
• Reduced damage-related costs, as the system provides safer and more controlled storage compared to traditional methods.
• Near-instant access to any drawer, enabling fast customer service, especially for small or urgent orders.
• Lower labor costs by minimizing time spent searching for the correct glass sheet, allowing staff to focus on primary processing tasks.
• Greater transparency and inventory clarity, since sheets do not overlap and obscure each other, improving awareness of current stock levels.
• Enhanced aesthetics and overall orderliness, contributing to better workplace satisfaction and elevating the professional image of the facility in the eyes of customers.