Industrial Equipment & Building Materials

An electric pallet truck uses powered travel and electric lifting, so the operator does not need to pull heavy loads manually. It is generally better for frequent pallet movement, longer travel distances and higher daily throughput.

GETSUP currently offers 3,300 lb and 4,400 lb electric pallet truck models. Choose a rated capacity above your heaviest loaded pallet, and confirm the load centre, pallet type and operating conditions before ordering.

Runtime and charging time depend on battery capacity, load weight, travel distance, floor conditions and duty cycle. Compact 20Ah batteries suit lighter intermittent work, while higher-capacity batteries are better for frequent warehouse use. Lithium batteries also support opportunity charging during breaks.

Check the fork length, outside fork width, lowered fork height and turning radius against your pallets, dock plate, trailer and aisle space. Send GETSUP your pallet and aisle measurements if you want help confirming fit.

A compact model is usually suitable for delivery vehicles, retail stockrooms and occasional pallet movement. A higher-capacity model is better for heavier loads, longer travel and repeated daily use. The best choice depends on load weight, run time, floor conditions and aisle width.

Yes. Local pickup is available from GETSUP in Mississauga, Ontario, and delivery can be arranged across Canada. Contact us with your postal code, required capacity and application for availability and a freight quote.

PE covers are lighter and more economical. PVC covers are generally heavier and better suited to demanding or longer-term applications. Fabric weight and specification vary by model, so compare the exact cover material, grams per square metre and warranty before ordering.

Single-truss shelters are commonly used for smaller storage needs and moderate spans. Double-truss structures provide a heavier frame for larger widths, longer buildings and more demanding applications. Final selection should consider size, location, exposure and any required engineering.

Permit requirements depend on the municipality, shelter size, use, location, foundation and length of installation. Before purchasing or installing, confirm requirements with the local building department and ask whether drawings or an engineer's review are required.

The correct foundation and anchoring depend on the shelter model and site. Options may include suitable ground anchors, concrete, concrete blocks or shipping containers for compatible canopy models. Proper anchoring is essential, and the site-specific installation plan should follow the product instructions and local requirements.

Many models are intended for year-round weather protection, but snow, wind and structural ratings are model-specific. Confirm the engineering specifications for your location, keep the cover properly tensioned and follow the manufacturer's instructions for snow accumulation, inspection and maintenance.

Timing depends on shelter size, stock availability, site readiness and the equipment required for installation. Larger shelters may require a telehandler, boom lift or forklift. GETSUP can review your dimensions, delivery location and site conditions before providing a schedule and installation quote.