Brand guide
Sell Hi-Lo Racking
Hi-Lo racking still has a healthy second-hand market for repairs and extensions to existing systems.
How to identify Hi-Lo racking
A racking name found across UK industrial units, often in older installations.
- Older systems may have bolted beam connections rather than hook-in beams.
- Check footplates and end frames for stamped or labelled branding.
Not sure? Photograph the beam end connector, the upright slots and the footplate — see the racking identification guide.
Typical sizes and specification
- • Older-generation pallet racking
- • Frequently light to medium duty
Always work to the load notice or the manufacturer's data for your specific installation — never to a general figure.
Compatibility
Only match Hi-Lo to Hi-Lo, and take extra care with older bolted systems.
What we pay for Hi-Lo
Moderate — driven mostly by owners of existing Hi-Lo installations needing spares. We price per bay, not per tonne, whenever the system can be resold for storage use. The number moves with quantity, condition, size consistency and access — the valuation guide explains exactly how. Send photos and a bay count and you get a firm written offer rather than a phone-call guess.
Hi-Lo FAQs
Is bolted racking worth less?
It takes longer to dismantle, which affects the numbers, but sound bolted systems still sell for repair and extension work.