Product numbering and barcoding is a fact of life for every warehouse, no matter what products you deal in, but there’s a lot more that goes into it than you might expect. If you’re new to the world of generating barcode numbers, or if you think there has to be a better way to Read the full article…

  Warehouse analysis can take many different shapes and forms as needed, and it can be hard to know exactly what method will work best for your warehouse. A common type of analysis many warehouses have been turning to these days is ABC analysis. ABC analysis is a simple method of categorizing inventory that divides Read the full article…

Whether you’re growing for food, for fun, or for profit, having a well-organized greenhouse is critical to helping everything grow healthy and strong. By using the right greenhouse shelving for the right plants, you can help keep everything right where it should be to help it grow better and avoid cluttering up your greenhouse. The Read the full article…

  For certain industries, lot tracking is a crucial step in keeping their products safe and shippable. Many products that need to be tracked together in a group, whether it be due to shelf life, expiration date, or batch numbers, are better served with lot tracking. Lot tracking is the act of keeping similar items Read the full article…

  While many people dislike the idea of change (and let’s face it, that’s all of us at least sometimes), change is a natural occurrence in both life and work. Nowhere is this truer than in a warehouse. While the basic duties of warehouse management may never really change, the constantly changing demands of warehousing Read the full article…

  Whether your warehouse has to pack up pallets to ship out to their final destination, or you assemble your own pallets for easier storage of smaller/irregularly shaped items, building a pallet is a common task for many different warehouse workers. While the steps to building a pallet will vary depending on the items being Read the full article…

We’re back with another edition of Q&A by the Coffee Machine, where we get to know different staff members here at Shelving, Inc.! It truly takes a team of people across multiple departments to keep this company running smoothly and efficiently.  Introducing our newest employee: Ashley Santiago!    As our accounting assistant, Ashley’s primary focus Read the full article…

One of the biggest—and most consistent—headaches when planning a warehouse design is the placement of the shelving. Warehouse shelves are a crucial part of any given warehouse design or layout, and knowing where to put them can be a challenge all on its own. Working new shelves into an existing warehouse layout can require a Read the full article…

That might sound like a pretty backwards idea to anyone with experience in the industry, but follow us for a bit. Inventory reduction is a necessary part of any business, although a lot of warehouses don’t quite get as in-depth with it as they should. When was the last time you had to clearance out Read the full article…

  These days, it seems like your options for warehouse shelving are nearly limitless. There’s a wide variety of different shelving types to pick from, and part of knowing which one will work best in your office is to understand the differences between them. For example, let’s consider plastic shelving. While many people consider it Read the full article…

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