The Anco® Cantilever Shelving Starter Single Side is designed as the primary structural unit for creating a cantilever racking run where storage must be positioned against a wall or in areas with limited space.
Built from heavy duty powder coated steel uprights and supplied complete with arms, base, and bracing, it provides a stable and secure solution for storing long, awkward, or irregularly shaped materials including timber, tubes, pipes, and sheet products. Its single sided orientation ensures that all stored items are accessed from one direction, making it ideal for narrow aisles and wall aligned installations.
This starter unit is available in several size variations, with depths ranging from 600 mm to 1000 mm, allowing users to choose the arm projection that best matches the length or diameter of their stored materials. These depth options provide flexibility for supporting light to heavy materials while retaining the same strong load bearing performance expected from the Midispan cantilever system. Regardless of depth, the structure maintains consistent rigidity and stability across all configurations.
Why You Should Buy
- Complete Starter Bay: Includes uprights, base, arms, and bracing for an independent installation.
- Space Saving Layout: Single sided build is suited for wall mounted or compact storage areas.
- Heavy Duty Capacity: Powder coated steel components deliver strong and reliable load support.
- Expandable Design: Can be paired with extension bays to build longer racking runs.
- Adjustable Arm Levels: Arms can be repositioned to handle varying material heights.
Overview
This single sided starter bay provides a stable and space efficient foundation for storing long materials in workshops, timber yards, manufacturing facilities, and warehouses. Its robust steel construction supports daily industrial use while ensuring safe loading, unloading, and long term structural performance.
With multiple depth options available, the system adapts easily to different product sizes and storage requirements, allowing operators to build a cantilever run that fits their layout and material handling needs.