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Who Makes Storeganizer? KTP conTeyor, the Manufacturer Behind the System
Storeganizer is a conTeyor product — a Belgian textile engineering group founded in 1988 with roughly €165 million in sales, 10 production sites and more than 1,200 customers. Here is the background behind the system and the warranty.

1988
conTeyor founded
2012
Storeganizer developed
~€165m
2024 sales
>1,200
customers worldwide
conTeyor: the company behind Storeganizer
Storeganizer is not a distributor’s own-brand product. It is manufactured by conTeyor, a Belgian group that has spent more than three decades engineering technical textiles for industrial storage and transport. If you are specifying a system with a ten-year warranty into a live warehouse, knowing who stands behind it is a reasonable thing to check first.
The published facts
- Founded in 1988 in Belgium, privately held.
- Approximately €165 million in sales reported for 2024.
- 10 production sites internationally.
- More than 1,200 customers worldwide.
- More than 90% of product materials recyclable, as reported by the manufacturer.
- Storeganizer developed in 2012 as a warehouse application of its textile technology.

From reusable transport packaging to warehouse storage

Why the product looks the way it does
conTeyor’s original business is reusable, returnable packaging: engineered textile racks and dunnage that protect automotive and industrial parts in transit, trip after trip, for years. That work sets a demanding brief — the material has to survive repeated loading, handling and abrasion without being replaced.
Storeganizer, developed in 2012, applies the same engineering to a static problem: holding parts in a warehouse instead of moving them between plants. It explains design decisions that would otherwise look unusual — why the pocket is a technical textile rather than a plastic bin, why abrasion resistance is a specified grade rather than an afterthought, and why the whole column is designed to be unhooked and rehung.
Textile grades differ in abrasion cycles, not in load capacity: every pocket is rated to 44 lb (20 kg) regardless of grade, with 220 lb (100 kg) per column. Detail on pocket sizes and textile options.
Why manufacturer provenance matters on this purchase
High-density pocket storage is a category with visual lookalikes. The differences that matter are not obvious in a photograph, which is exactly why the manufacturer question is worth asking:
| What to check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Who manufactures it | A warranty is only as good as the company behind it. Ask for the manufacturer’s name, not just the brand on the quote. |
| Textile specification | Abrasion resistance is engineered and graded. An unspecified fabric is an unspecified service life. |
| Suspension hardware fit | The rail is made to your beam profile. A generic hanging arrangement is where installations go wrong. |
| Rated capacity | 44 lb per pocket and 220 lb per column are published ratings, not estimates. Insist on stated figures. |
| Warranty term and scope | Up to 10 years against rips and cracks, with no service contract required to keep it — confirm both halves. |
| Configuration support | The value is in the slotting and layout, not the parts list. Ask who does that work. |
What we do beyond supplying the parts
We size pockets against your actual SKU geometry, configure the bays, and tell you which lines should stay in shelving or cantilever instead. The method is on SKU slotting and rack-space ROI.
Warranty, durability and ownership cost
Those three properties are what keep total cost of ownership low after purchase, and they are a manufacturing decision rather than a sales claim. The full commercial picture is on cost and ROI, and the environmental consequences of a long-lived, relocatable, unpowered system are on sustainability and carbon reduction.
Buying Storeganizer in the United States
European engineering, US sizes, US support
conTeyor operates in North America as conTeyor US Inc., based in Rochester Hills, Michigan. The US pocket range is published in imperial dimensions rather than converted metric sizes, which matters because it is dimensioned to standard American rack bays: XS 12×12×6″, S 12×12×12″, M 18×12×14.5″, L 18×20×14.5″ and XL 24×20×18″.
MH-USA configures, quotes, supplies and supports the system for US operations. We do the slotting and layout work ourselves and we install where that is preferred — many customers hang their own columns after we set the first bay.
The fastest way to see what your rack would yield is the Storeganizer Designer: enter beam width, depth and clear height and it returns a configuration and a total location count, with no login.

For a 360-degree look at the product itself, see Storeganizer Pick 360. For results reported by operators using it, see our case studies.
The manufacturer — FAQs
Who makes Storeganizer?
Is Storeganizer a US or European product?
How big is conTeyor?
What is the connection to reusable packaging?
What warranty is offered?
Is MH-USA an authorized supplier?
Talk to an authorized US supplier
Send bay dimensions and a SKU profile. You will get a configuration, a location count and a firm price from the team that will support the installation.






