Workshop Equipment

Workplace Equipment covers products and services for fitting out or refitting workshops and warehouses. The category includes tables, chairs, steps, ladders, workbenches, drawer cabinets, containers, storage equipment, internal transport and workshop supplies.

Workplace equipment combines workshop furniture, storage, internal logistics and supporting facilities within one project. ERIKS can provide technical advice, visualise the layout and coordinate project planning, logistics handling, assembly and installation. Project partners support complete, ready-to-use workshops.

The equipment is intended for existing and new workshops and warehouses. Applications include storage of goods or hazardous substances, office units and material containers, loading and unloading, internal movement, and installation of shelving, pallet, cable-drum and long-goods racking.

First define the space and the activities and goods it must accommodate. Then specify requirements for ergonomics, usability, storage, internal transport and any hazardous substances. Determine whether visualisation, project planning, assembly, installation or inspection must form part of the project.

Key attributes are space type, work process, furniture, storage requirement, ergonomics, internal transport and required project, assembly or inspection services.

Frequently asked questions

Workbenches are included among workshop supplies. Position them according to the work activities, available space, required ergonomics and storage needed at the workstation.

Workplace equipment covers storage, internal transport and several racking types. Map the movement of goods, loading and unloading, storage demand and the layout of existing or new spaces.

ERIKS can provide technical advice, visualisation, project planning and coordination. Logistics handling, assembly and installation can also form part of delivery with specialist project partners.

Warehouse racking can be checked by a specialist inspection organisation. The inspection assesses its general condition, identifies damaged parts and reports observations and proposed actions.