Brand guide
Sell Stow Racking
Stow racking is well engineered and in demand second-hand, particularly the taller high-bay frames.
How to identify Stow racking
A European manufacturer widely installed in large UK logistics facilities.
- Beam end plates are typically clean pressed steel with hooks and a separate locking device.
- Uprights often show a distinctive slot and hole pattern with the Stow name printed near the base.
- Frames commonly include heavier bottom bracing or protective foot guards in high-traffic installations.
Not sure? Photograph the beam end connector, the upright slots and the footplate — see the racking identification guide.
Typical sizes and specification
- • High-bay frames common
- • Beam lengths commonly 2,700mm and 3,600mm
- • Frame depths commonly 1,100mm
Always work to the load notice or the manufacturer's data for your specific installation — never to a general figure.
Compatibility
Brand-specific. Do not mix.
What we pay for Stow
Strong, especially for tall frames that are hard to source used. 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.
Stow FAQs
Do you buy very tall Stow frames?
Yes — high-bay frames are among the most sought-after used components, provided the uprights are straight and undamaged.