Tonnes, filed.
Pallet racking, shelving, workshops, mezzanines and the automation between them — calculated to EN 15512, anchored by our own crews, inspected for life.
Eight aisles, one standard
From the drawing office
One warehouse, one hand
QORVANIX began on a Prague loading dock, watching a warehouse bought from six catalogues fail in six different ways. We chose to build storage as one engineered system: racking calculated to EN 15512 and anchored by our own crews, shelving and workshops on one module logic, mezzanines with building-control paperwork included, automation serviced by the people who commissioned it, and safety steel that takes the hit so the structure never learns about it. Every system ships with its calculation, every installation with its plaques, and every component with fifteen years of parts behind it.
Luxury is a number on a plaque — and a warehouse that never argues with it.
Calculated, not assumed
Static calculations to EN 15512 signed by our engineers, tolerances to EN 15620, and load plaques on every bay — numbers a forklift can trust and an inspector can file.
Anchored, not delivered
Our own crews survey the slab, anchor, level, torque and plaque every installation — racking to mezzanines — and hand over the documentation pack complete.
Inspected for life
Certified EN 15635 inspections bookable with one email, components stocked for fifteen years, and honest reconfiguration credit when your warehouse changes shape.