STACKING HEIGHT Sample Clauses

STACKING HEIGHT. On a pallet there is only one type of container with a maximum stacking height of 9 containers (160 cm). There is a maximum of 36 containers on one pallet. The maximum container quantity per pallet must be used. Already started container levels must be filled with empty containers.
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STACKING HEIGHT. ▇▇▇▇▇ Industries represents to the Landlord that they have received appropriate approval from the Santa Fe Springs Fire Department enabling them to stack no higher than fourteen (14) feet, eleven (11) inches (14'11") for the type of products they propose to store in the subject warehouse. Under no circumstances will Lessee stack beyond 14'11". In addition,
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