We don’t sell steel.
So the answer isn’t a quote.

Racking suppliers will design your layout free, in 3D, and send someone to measure up — because the steel order pays for it. WalkBill does the part they can’t: it runs a real month of picking through your layout and the one you’re being sold, and prices the difference.

From £1,950 per site · fixed scope, fixed fee · what it costs

as drawn / wasted walking per year sample
£42,800
0measured60k
31% recoverable by re-slotting
How it works

Three moves from blank grid to business case.

  1. 01

    Sketch

    Drag racking, doors, staging lanes and equipment onto a metre-true grid. UK aisle widths and HSE clearances are built in, or start from an example layout.

  2. 02

    Build

    One press raises the racking in 3D, stocks it, generates a month of orders and sends the pickers out. Every walk is priced.

  3. 03

    See the cost

    Heat by pick frequency, replay the day, and compare layouts as drawn against optimised slotting, with a pounds-per-year readout.

fig.01 / build

The lights go down, and your sketch runs.

Racking goes up, a month of orders generates, and pickers walk legal aisle routes. Every step is measured, every step is priced.

Try the live demo
WalkBill 3D twin: racking, pick faces and dispatch lanes with live walking-distance stats

Every metre your layout forces has a price. WalkBill totals it.

Pickers spend most of their shift walking, not picking. WalkBill measures the travel a month of real orders demands, then shows what re-slotting or re-racking would save, in pounds, before you commit to steel.

as drawn
£42,800
optimised slotting
£29,500
recovered
£13,300
31% less walking
Illustrative figures from a synthetic sample warehouse, not client data.

See your own warehouse run.

Send a racking drawing and two exports. Get your site back as a 3D twin with a layout comparison, a pounds-per-year answer, and a one-page business case, in about a week.

Bring one layout question and whatever records your picks. Processed locally, never contingent on buying racking.