Premium grade, heavy-duty industrial storage racks designed to meet the rigorous demands of Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington supply chains.
New Zealand's commercial and industrial landscape is undergoing a critical infrastructure shift. With the expansion of major inland ports and logistics developments in Wiri (Auckland), Te Rapa (Hamilton), and Rolleston (Christchurch), operators are facing unprecedented rental costs per square meter. Maximizing vertical cube space while complying with strict building regulations has transitioned from a best practice to an operational necessity.
Furthermore, New Zealand sits in one of the most active tectonic zones globally. Structural integrity in logistics setups is heavily regulated by local councils under building consent laws. Pallet racks are legally classified as building structures in NZ under the Building Act 2004 if they exceed certain heights or support significant loads. This requires all systems to be certified by chartered professional engineers (CPEng) with a Producer Statement 1 (PS1) for structural design.
Why Tier-1 New Zealand third-party logistics (3PL) providers and distributors bypass local intermediaries to procure direct from Guangzhou Fangjiu Shelf Co., Ltd.
Our uprights and beams are manufactured using cold-rolled structural steel grades matching or exceeding NZ standards (Grade G350/G450 equivalent). Full testing data and certificates of compliance are provided to NZ structural engineers for hassle-free PS1 processing.
With 25 in-house R&D engineers, we develop customized structural adjustments. Tailor-made baseplates, structural backing towers, and frame bracing designs are optimized to withstand specific seismic spectral accelerations recorded in different regions of NZ.
Our dedicated export department handles complex international shipping manifests, providing flat-pack loading schemes that optimize standard high-cube ocean container space, driving down trans-Pacific shipping costs significantly.
Heavy-duty, high-capacity shelving options designed to maximize floor space efficiency and accommodate non-standard industrial payloads.
Inside Guangzhou Fangjiu Shelf Co., Ltd. our 35,000m² factory deploys top-tier machinery to assure consistent steel thickness, precise tolerance levels, and high-performance powder finishes.











Unlike standard non-seismic warehouse systems, racking configured for New Zealand must absorb dynamic energy during seismic shifts. Base plates are engineered with wider footprints and dual anchoring capacity, allowing energy dispersion without column crumpling. Dynamic load testing, frame elasticity ratios, and weld toughness are continuously evaluated to match Auckland and Christchurch's contrasting geological profiles.
We work directly with engineering consultancies throughout New Zealand to speed up building consent approvals. We provide complete structural submittal packages, detailing the exact properties of our cold-formed steel and welded joints. Our standard process involves:
Explore our main production lines, configured to optimize warehousing density, drive structural resilience, and survive rigorous daily freight handling.
New Zealand is a global powerhouse in dairy, meat, and horticultural exports. This drives massive demand for refrigerated warehouse logistics. Operating cold storage environments presents major technical hurdles. Temperatures ranging from 0°C down to -30°C cause standard steel alloys to become brittle, raising structural failure risks if the racking undergoes sudden forklift impacts.
Fangjiu Shelf Co., Ltd. manufactures specialized low-temperature carbon steel racking components specifically treated to maintain high ductility in deep-freeze environments. Coupled with hot-dip galvanized (HDG) coating protection, our racking resists the high condensation levels common during daily freeze-thaw cycles, ensuring long-term rust prevention and structural safety.
Expert answers addressing regulatory compliance, seismic engineering certifications (PS1), shipping logistics, and installation processes in New Zealand.