It’s been a great year here at Budget Fork Trucks and as we are heading towards the end of the year and the Christmas break, we thought it might be a good idea to look back over 2019 and celebrate some of the highlights.

Forklift trucks are incredibly versatile but are predominantly used to stack, lift and transport goods and materials. They are most commonly used in warehouses and construction sites as they can move heavy items safely and efficiently.

Many business owners in the materials handling industry are unaware of the benefits of simply hiring forklifts in the long-term instead of purchasing them.

If you work in a warehouse, chances are you’ve seen a warehouse access platform.

These sturdy elevated platforms allow workers in all sorts of industries the ability to quickly, easily and safely access items at height, without the need for costly machinery or dangerous ladders.

You may be wondering which lift type access platform is right for your business. In this article, we provide an overview of access platforms for warehouses, including the types of access platforms available, and where each one might be used.

As the world develops and business expands into new and untapped markets, the demand for well-managed warehouse space will only increase at an exponential rate. And as demand increases, so to will the need for vehicles which are able to navigate warehouse spaces and ensure the proper logistical procedures are followed.

A forklift is one of the most essential pieces of equipment you’ll find in any factory, warehouse, or other distribution centre – and Budget Forktrucks offers a wide selection for you to choose from.

Transporting a forklift can be something of a challenge, not least because there are so many rules and regulations that you will need to accommodate before your forklift is allowed on the road.

A telehandler, also known as a telescopic handler, forklift is a hugely versatile lifting machine that is most often used in the construction industry. They feature telescopic arms that can lift loads and extend/retract to adjust the maximum reach/lifting height of the machine. Their primary use is for lifting pallet boards, and they can move heavy loads into high up areas that are tough to reach any other way.