Floor-mounted Pallet Pull-out Unit with Floor Riser for Pallet Racking

Floor-mounted pallet pull-out unit with floor riser – smoother picking from the bottom rack level

In many warehouses the lowest pallet positions are used the most, yet they are often the hardest to work with. If a pallet sits deep in the bay, you either reach in awkwardly or you handle the load repeatedly just to get access. A floor-mounted pallet pull-out unit turns that bottom level into a practical picking location without changing your overall pallet racking layout.

This model is supplied with a floor riser. The raised base lifts the pull-out level off the floor, making it easier to work with a stacker truck when loading and unloading. Once the pallet is on the platform, you can pull it out towards the aisle by 890 mm, complete picking or replenishment from the front, and then slide it back into the pallet racking.

Designed for floor-level pallet positions

The floor-mounted design is a straightforward solution when you want to improve access to the lowest rack level. Instead of trying to reach to the back of a pallet or manoeuvre forks precisely deep inside the bay, the pallet pull-out unit brings the load forward so you can work where you have space. It is a practical choice for order picking, replenishment and quality checks at floor height, especially when the same SKUs are handled several times during the day.

Easy loading and unloading with a stacker truck

The floor riser is there for a reason: it raises the platform so the stacker truck can glide under the pallet without fighting the floor surface. In everyday use this means fewer awkward starts, less scraping, and smoother handling when placing the pallet onto the pull-out level or taking it away. For sites that rely on pedestrian or platform stackers for the bottom rack level, the raised base can make the workflow noticeably more fluent.

890 mm pull-out for clear front access

The pull-out travel of 890 mm gives you working room at the aisle. When the pallet is pulled forward, you can pick cartons, cases or components from the front of the load without leaning into the racking. This can speed up routine picking and reduce the temptation to climb, stretch or twist in tight spaces. When the job is done, the platform slides back into position, keeping the pallet stored neatly within the rack footprint.

800 kg load capacity for industrial day-to-day use

With a rated load capacity of 800 kg, this floor-mounted pallet pull-out unit is suitable for many common palletised loads in industry, wholesale and production logistics. The sturdy steel structure supports the pallet securely, while the bearing-mounted slide rails are designed to run evenly under load. Full-width guides and a mechanical stop help keep the pull-out level stable and held in the working position during picking.

One concept, two pallet standards

Warehouses in the Nordic region often run more than one pallet standard. This pull-out level is available in versions sized for EUR pallets and FIN pallets, so you can keep the same working method even when the pallet footprint changes. The key dimensions are listed below to help you specify the correct option for your rack bays and load widths.
For EUR pallets

• Max. load width 810 mm
• Pull-out unit overall width 850 mm
• Max. load depth 1250 mm
• Pull-out unit overall depth 1300 mm
• Pull-out travel (outwards) 890 mm
• Height including feet 250 mm

For FIN pallets

• Max. load width 1010 mm
• Pull-out unit overall width 1050 mm
• Max. load depth 1250 mm
• Pull-out unit overall depth 1300 mm
• Pull-out travel (outwards) 890 mm
• Height including feet 250 mm

Optional pull/push handle for a controlled grip

In busy warehouses, simple details matter. The bearing-mounted rails roll smoothly, but you still want a solid grip point when you pull the pallet out or push it back in. As an accessory, the pull/push handle gives the operator a more controlled working posture and helps keep hands away from pinch points around the moving frame. It is especially useful when the pull-out unit is used many times per shift, or when gloves are required.