PROJECT CASE · POLAND

Poland — 670,000+ Tote Locations for LPP Fashion Fulfillment

Second mega-project for the same integrator's European network: 670,000+ tote positions for LPP's fashion fulfillment operation, delivered production-and-installation integrated. Repeat orders at this scale are the strongest evidence of batch consistency — the integrator's robots calibrate once and run across all aisles.

The project

LPP, one of Europe's largest fashion retail groups, runs its e-commerce fulfillment on goods-to-person robot automation. Fashion fulfillment is a demanding profile for racking: extreme SKU counts, high tote churn, and seasonal peaks where the system runs at design capacity for weeks.

After the P3 project, the same integrator again chose JISE as the racking manufacturer for this 670,000+ tote position system — the kind of repeat order that only happens when the first delivery installed cleanly and ran without structural complaints.

What JISE delivered

Robot-compatible tote racking manufactured to the same interface standard as P3: cold-roll-formed upright frames with 50/75 mm pitch hole patterns, shelves and beams matched to the AMR fleet's lift geometry, and a powder-coated finish resistant to the abrasion of daily robot handling.

Production was scheduled in container-sequenced batches, so installation crews on site received components in erection order — at 670,000 positions, loading sequence is schedule engineering, not logistics detail.

Why repeat business matters here

AMR integrators qualify a racking supplier over months of interface engineering. Switching manufacturers mid-program means re-validating tolerances, re-teaching robots and re-auditing quality files — so a second contract at two-thirds of a million positions is the market's hardest-won certificate.

JISE supports that qualification process directly: interface drawings under NDA, first-article inspection before mass production, and project-specific FEA documentation issued for the building permit and insurance file.