Storage Solutions

This is the most common type of pallet racking, offering easy access to each pallet. It is highly versatile and can be used in various applications.

This system stores pallets two deep, increasing storage density. A forklift with deep reach is required to access the back pallets.

Designed for high-density storage, this system allows forklifts to drive directly into the rack to access pallets. It is ideal for storing large quantities of homogeneous products.

This system uses a series of nested carts that move along inclined rails. When a new pallet is loaded, it pushes the previous pallet back. This allows for high-density storage and easy access to multiple pallets.

Commonly referred to as gravity flow racks, these systems utilize inclined shelves and rollers to facilitate the movement of pallets from the loading point to the picking point. They are ideal for first-in, first-out (FIFO) inventory management.

This is similar to pallet flow racks but designed for cartons and smaller items. It uses inclined shelves with rollers or wheels to move items from the back to the front.

This rack is ideal for storing long, bulky items such as lumber, pipes, and furniture. It consists of arms extending from a central column, providing easy access and flexibility.

This system uses bins and shelves to organize small parts and components. It is perfect for workshops, warehouses, and assembly lines.

This type of racking is installed near dock doors to store pallets and other items waiting to be loaded or unloaded. It helps streamline the loading and unloading process.

Mezzanines are elevated platforms that create additional floor space within a warehouse. They can be used for storage, office space, or work areas, maximizing vertical space.

Pick modules are multi-level racking systems designed to streamline the order-picking process. They integrate storage solutions, such as pallet racking and carton flow racks, to optimize picking efficiency.

Wire Decking is used in pallet racking systems to provide a stable and secure surface for storing pallets. It improves the racking system's visibility, air circulation, and fire safety.