lagerhöjd
Lagerhöjd is a term used in warehouse logistics to describe the available vertical space for storing goods within a facility. It refers to the distance from the floor to the top limit of usable storage in a given area, and is typically defined by the storage system in use (such as pallet racks, shelving, or cantilever systems) as well as the building’s clearance. The concept is central to planning storage capacity, guiding decisions about rack height, pallet dimensions, and the number of storage levels, while also affecting forklift operations and safety considerations.
Etymology and usage: The term is Swedish, composed of lager (storage or warehouse) and höjd (height). It
Measurement and calculation: Lagerhöjd is measured from the floor to the topmost point of stored goods or
Importance and variability: The specific lagershöjd varies by industry, product dimensions, and equipment reach. It is