Pallet racking is the most widely used racking system for the safe, organized storage of palletized goods in high-volume warehouses. Direct access via forklift or pallet truck simplifies stock management.
Its modular design can be customized to your warehouse height and load capacity. Hot-dip galvanized or electrostatic powder-coated finishes provide a durable, long-lasting solution.
Drive-in racking is a high-density storage solution that lets forklifts drive directly into the racking lane to place pallets, minimizing aisle space. It is ideal for businesses storing large quantities of a single product type.
Operating on a LIFO (Last In, First Out) basis, this system is widely used in cold storage, food, and beverage facilities looking to maximize yield from limited warehouse space.
Cantilever racking allows the organized storage of long, bulky items such as pipe, profile, timber, sheet material, and furniture that don't fit on standard pallets. Adjustable arms mounted on vertical columns let loads of varying length and weight be stored within a single system.
Available in single- or double-sided configurations for flexible layout planning, its forklift-friendly design speeds up loading and unloading.
Mezzanine racking makes the most efficient use of vertical space by adding a second or third level above your existing warehouse or store area. You can expand your storage or working space in tiers without any additional building construction.
The steel structure, optimized through static calculations, is engineered as a turnkey project complete with walkway decking, handrails, and staircases. It offers flexible use as storage, office, or production space.
Shuttle racking is a semi-automated solution that uses motorized shuttle carts running on rails within the lane to move pallets automatically, eliminating the speed and safety issues of deep-lane storage. The forklift operates only at the lane entrance, while the shuttle handles all in-lane movement.
With a flexible structure suited to both FIFO and LIFO stock management, it is favored in cold storage facilities and distribution centers storing large volumes of homogeneous products.
Rack-supported building systems integrate the warehouse's roof and wall cladding directly into the racking structure, eliminating the need for a separate building shell. This achieves high storage capacity with a far more economical investment.
The self-supporting steel structure combines both the racking system and the building's static load into a single structure. It works seamlessly with automated storage systems and high-bay warehouse projects.
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