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CASE STUDY

Doncaster - 2023
Rackway project.

Large Link 51 dismantling programme in Doncaster.

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Doncaster - 2023
Doncaster 2023
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High-bay project
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Rackway strip-out
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2023 PROJECT

Project scale.
Delivered.

Dismantle a large Link 51 installation with an enormous quantity of fixings and mesh decking.

The dismantling programme ran for around six weeks and involved approximately one million Tek screws plus tens of thousands of mesh decking sheets.

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1,000 bays Link 51Six-week programme30,000 mesh-deck sheets
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WHY RACKWAY

Practical warehouse work.
One team.

Rackway’s current site positions the business around buying and selling storage equipment, safe removals, stock availability and a straightforward approach to getting projects completed.

01One team

Buy, sell, remove, clear and plan with one Rackway team rather than passing the job between multiple suppliers.

02Practical experience

Rackway’s published work covers everything from smaller storage jobs to major high-bay and mezzanine strip-outs.

03Stock and reuse

Used racking and storage equipment can move from clearance projects back into useful stock for future customers.

04Nationwide capability

Rackway combines its Reigate base and local contact points with project work across the UK.

RECENT RACKWAY WORK

Projects that show
the scale.

A few examples from Rackway’s published case-study archive, covering high-bay pallet racking, mezzanine floors, shelving and large strip-outs.

Derby - 2025
2025Derby - 2025

Former Ted Baker distribution centre strip-out carried out from February to April 2025.

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 Wiltshire - 2024
2024Wiltshire - 2024

Major mezzanine and high-bay racking removal project.

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 Erith - 2023
2023Erith - 2023

800 bays of AR pallet racking purchased and removed.

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Warehouse clearance

Talk through a larger clearance involving storage equipment, plant, access and programme constraints.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Useful answers.
Before you call.

Quick answers to the questions customers commonly need when buying, selling, removing or planning warehouse racking.

Do you work nationwide?+

Yes. Rackway handles projects across the UK and uses its local contact points as part of one nationwide team.

Can you help with small jobs?+

Yes. Rackway works from single bays and spare components through to major warehouse projects.

What should I send first?+

Clear photos, the site postcode, approximate quantities and the result you need are normally enough to start the conversation.

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RACKWAY EXPERTISE

Useful detail.
No unnecessary waffle.

A concise layer of project context: what mattered, what Rackway handled and what to send for a similar project.

PUBLISHED PROJECT FACTS

Doncaster - 2023.

The facts below are the Rackway-published project information carried into the new site content.

01

1,000 bays of Link 51

02

Six-week programme

03

Approximately one million Tek screws

04

30,000 mesh-deck sheets

WHAT THE PROJECT SHOWS

Read the constraints, not just the headline quantity.

The project highlights how fixings and decking can add enormous labour and handling volume beyond the headline bay count.

For customers planning a similar removal, the important question is which features drive the method: height, structural weight, access, quantity of small components, live operations, other contractors, transport windows or reuse requirements.

PROGRAMME AND LOGISTICS

Dismantling speed only matters if material can keep leaving the building.

Large projects need a balanced flow from workface to loading bay.

Plan the relationship between dismantling teams, access equipment, component consolidation, forklifts/loaders and outbound vehicles. If one stage is much faster than the next, material builds up and starts blocking routes.

REUSE OPPORTUNITY

Identify material worth preserving before the strip-out begins.

Rackway’s business model connects removal work with the used-equipment market.

If racking, shelving or mezzanine material has reuse potential, controlled dismantling and sorting make it easier to assess and place with another customer. The case-study archive contains several published examples of material being redistributed, sold from site or reinstated elsewhere.

WHAT TO SEND RACKWAY

Prepare a similar-project enquiry.

A concise information pack is enough to start.

Useful checklist
  • ✓Site postcode.
  • ✓Wide photos/video of all affected areas.
  • ✓System make if known.
  • ✓Approximate bays/area/height.
  • ✓Labels and component close-ups.
  • ✓Access and loading restrictions.