Metal Stillages

Both are made from the same heavy box-section steel and share the same footprints, so they stack and handle identically. Mesh stillages have open steel-mesh sides that give ventilation, drainage and clear sight of the contents, while sheeted stillages use solid steel panels for full enclosure and better protection from debris and knocks. Mesh is the most popular sub-range, but this parent category also covers sheeted, liftable and specialist formats so you can compare them side by side.

Most models in the range are designed for forklift and pallet-truck handling. For overhead crane work, choose our liftable mesh or liftable sheeted stillages, which are load-tested and supplied ready for lifting. If your application specifically requires certified, LOLER-rated lifting points, use our dedicated certified lifting stillages range rather than a standard model.

Standard footprints are 900 x 600, 1300 x 800, 2000 x 1000 and 2500 x 1250, covering everything from compact bins to large-volume loads. Tall open-fronted variants go up to 2400 x 1200 x 2900 for bulky or long items. If none of the stock sizes fit, our custom stillage service builds to your exact drawing and specification.

Yes. Every model in the range is designed to stack, keeping both loaded and empty units off valuable floor space and making transport more efficient. Safe stacking height depends on the model and the load — the toast-rack stillage, for example, is rated to stack three high — so check the individual product page or ask our team for the rating that applies to your load.