Manufacturer Manifold

[ThanatosX]

Couldn't find any designs I liked, lots of clipping or belts or a separate floor for the jank.

Made this. No taller than the manufacturer, needs 2 foundations wide on the feed side.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3340484441

Broken up into 4 rows, 2 conveyors down the centre and room for lifts either side. Built at the 3rd and 5th conveyor heights to allow the belts underneath and because the lift minimum is 3 height unless you clip it weird.

Notes: Used stackable conveyor poles to draw in guide belts. The bottom row of splitters snap easy, the 5th height loses the guide, but you can snap a splitter on the opposite belt underneath to get the top snap. Erased all the belt pieces once the splitters were placed nicely and reconnected them, might not be necessary but didn't want any trouble.

Took a while to figure out and wanted to share. Quite pleased with how it turned out, footprint may be suitable for some applications where you don't want more height but an extra row of foundation is acceptable.

[NocheLuz]

I think it's good enough. In fact, I'm using 3 lifts at different heights and one at ground level. It is good enough and also easy to build.

[kLuns]

A wall of belts you can walk under when you chain this bad boy in a row:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3332690375
Note that the belts start 3 meters above the ground, the height of a stackable conveyor pole.

[Crunchy[Daz]]

You can also do 2 on the top and 2 from below the floor with lifts. That frees you up with alot of space to work with.

[Man's Best Friend]

I'll post my stacked design after work. Fits in 4x3. 4x4 with access stairs.

[Huren Ogeko]

I feed all my machines through the floor where I have a conveyor filled floor. So at the machine it self all you see if the top of a conveyor lift and the well organized spaghetti is all below and out of the way.

[Evilsod]

Originally posted by kLuns:

A wall of belts you can walk under when you chain this bad boy in a row:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3332690375
Note that the belts start 3 meters above the ground, the height of a stackable conveyor pole.

I always neglect lifts when it comes to feeding into machines.

I did the same thing with 4 stacked belts (with 1 on the floor), but I positioned them far enough away that I could run all 4 belts directly into the inputs (3/1/2/4). I like the look of it, but it isn't as space efficient.