3PL Expands with Chambers of New Racking in New Premises

Mark Thompson Transport (MTT) are part of the Kinaxia Logistics Group and acquired a new 110,000 sq ft of new office and warehouse space in Warrington. MTT are a growing company with 275 vehicles and employing 190 staff.

MTT Building Logo
Wide Aisle Pallet Racking

The new premises are on the site of a former Royal Naval Air Station and were latterly a manufacturing and research base for Myprotein, which is part of The Hut Group

Having worked extensively with 3rd Party Logistics Providers over recent years and importantly with other Kinaxia Logistic Group Companies Avanta UK Ltd were in a good position to tender for the pallet racking required by MTT.

Pallet racking beams labelled
Fork truck on the move in warehouse

Avanta UK Ltd designed, supplied and installed a UK Manufactured pallet racking system in a wide aisle configuration over 4x chambers giving the client circa 8,000 pallet positions. The racking is of a medium duty to support 500KG pallets over 3 and 4 levels.

Advantages of a locally sourced racking system includes the availability of spares for when and if the system needs adding to and / or reconfiguring.

Apex Pallet Racking
Bridge bay with slatted timber decks

Looking after the site Health & Safety, Avanta UK acted as Principal Contractor for the duration of the pallet racking project and beyond for floor marking and signage projects that followed.

The project took 6 weeks to complete including 3 weeks manufacture and 3 weeks installation.

Warehouse full of pallet racking
MTT Fleet of Trucks

Project Highlights

  • Wide Aisle Adjustable Pallet Racking
  • 8,000 (Circa) Pallet Spaces
  • UK Manufactured System
  • Principal Contractor Role

Mark Thompson said: “This investment will enable us to meet increased demand from an expanding client base and represents a step change for the business.

“The new warehousing space creates opportunities for significant further growth by enabling us to develop our services to customers.

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