Price: $100.00.This standard applies to industrial steel bin shelving; bin shelving placed on mobile carriages; multi-level bin shelving systems such as pick modules, catwalks, and deck overs; and for bin shelving used in conjunction with an automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS). The structural framing components for these systems are made of cold-formed or hot-rolled steel structural members.Bin shelving) is typically a hand-loaded, prefabricated, free-standing, building-like non-building structure that utilizes a designed framing system, which is generally located within an industrial or warehouse environment. Personnel working within the confines of the bin shelving structure are presumed to be properly trained, physically able, and appropriately attired to work in the intended working environment.This standard is intended to be applied to the design, testing, and utilization of industrial steel bin shelving systems. When a bin shelving system is designed for use in a seismically active area, the designer is cautioned to obtain more detailed information, amendments, and changes to adopted codes, including applicable design ground motions to use in the design, by contacting the local jurisdiction where the shelving units are to be installed.This standard applies to industrial steel bin shelving systems installed within a building and subjected to seismic (earthquake) loads. Loads from environmental exposure, such as snow, wind, or rain loads, are not addressed in this standard. This standard does not cover any design requirements that need to be addressed for supported equipment that would subject a shelving system to significant dynamic loading and/or harmonic vibration that has the potential to cause structural damage or metal fatigue. For environmental exposure or applications beyond the scope of this standard, an evaluation by a qualified design professional is required. This standard is a revision of ANSI MH28.1-2024 with the portal test removed.

Price: $75.00This standard applies to retail/consumer boltless steel shelving. The framing components for these systems are made of steel members. This standard does not apply to the following: industrial steel storage racks (addressed by ANSI MH16.1), industrial steel cantilevered racks (addressed by ANSI MH16.3), industrial boltless steel shelving (addressed by ANSI MH28.2), products greater than 96 in. (2.4 m) in height, boltless shelving structures not fabricated from steel, industrial steel bin shelving (addressed by ANSI MH28.1), or shelving systems built with slotted metal angles.Retail/consumer shelving) is a hand loaded, prefabricated, freestanding, building-like non-building structure that utilizes a designed framing system. It is primarily designed and intended to be used in residential or commercial applications (as opposed to applications requiring larger-scale industrial product storage in accordance with ANSI MH28.2) and generally located indoors within a home, shop, or garage environment not designed to withstand wind or earthquake loading.Retail/consumer steel boltless shelving systems are designed to be purchased by non professional consumers at retail stores and assembled without the need for technical guidance or training.This standard does not provide guidance for design requirements that need to be addressed for supported equipment that would subject a shelving system to significant dynamic loading or harmonic vibration that has the potential to cause damage or metal fatigue.

Price: $100.00This standard applies to industrial steel boltless shelving; boltless shelving placed on mobile carriages; multi-level boltless shelving systems such as pick modules, catwalks, and deck-overs; and for boltless shelving used in conjunction with an automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS). The structural framing components for these systems are made of cold-formed or hot-rolled steel structural members.This standard does not apply to the following: industrial steel pallet racks (addressed by ANSI MH16.1), industrial cantilever racks (addressed by ANSI MH16.3), boltless shelving structures not fabricated from steel, industrial steel bin shelving, or shelving systems built with slotted metal angles.Boltless shelving is typically a hand-loaded, prefabricated, free-standing, building-like non-building structure that utilizes a designed framing system. It is generally located within an industrial or warehouse environment that is restricted from the general public. Personnel working within the confines of the boltless shelving structure are presumed to be properly trained, physically able, and appropriately attired for the intended working environment. This standard is intended to be applied to the design, testing and utilization of such structures.This standard applies to boltless shelving structures installed within a building and subjected to seismic (earthquake) loads. Loads from environmental exposure, such as snow, wind or rain loads, are not addressed in this standard. This standard does not cover any design requirements that need to be addressed for supported equipment that would subject a shelving system to significant dynamic loading and/or harmonic vibration that has the potential to cause structural damage or metal fatigue. For environmental exposure or applications beyond the scope of this standard, an evaluation by a qualified design professional is required.