Attic shelves are multi-story shelves that mainly rely on manual picking and placing of goods, and are a type of storage shelf that fully utilizes the height of the warehouse. Attic shelves are generally made in two layers, but can also be made in three or four layers according to actual warehouse needs.

The main structure consists of shelf-style racks, with channels, stairs, and high-rise shipping outlets designed according to the actual situation.

Attic shelves and steel platforms both utilize the upper space of the warehouse. Both can be built with two or three floors according to requirements, use modular structures, and require stair access. The key difference is that attic shelves incorporate shelving units while steel platforms typically do not.

• Maximizes upper space utilization, addressing the common limitation of insufficient upper space in traditional medium-sized shelves
• Modular design allows for easy assembly, disassembly, and reconfiguration to match changing storage needs
• Sturdy construction using shelf columns as support pillars ensures stability and prevents shaking or deformation