It attacks the core readiness problem of a container yard: wasted vertical space, weather-exposed assets and labor-intensive handling. Cargo goes off the ground, multiple levels high, and six fixed and mobile variants let a yard be tuned to the exact mix of containers and access it has to store. It installs on existing ground without a concrete slab.

In a recent European defence warehousing programme, the installed CargoRack and IARS configuration, with cantilever storage, provides 335,000 cu ft of storage — a 620% capacity increase over the previous layout.

Mini-pile foundation: a pile is driven under every load-bearing leg and the piles are cross-tied at the base with structural I-beam, carrying the load as one system. The rack bolts to the pile tops rather than being embedded in concrete, so it stays fully demountable for relocation, and every leg clears grade.

Variant detail: Push Back runs heavy-duty castors on each level to push containers up to 10 positions deep; Universal adds beam supports for BICON and ISU-TRICON; Tricon rests containers on custom steel lugs that engage their corner castings.