Heavy-Duty Pallet Racking

Choose the System Around Your Warehouse

Use your inventory profile and daily handling process as the starting point. Higher density is useful only when it still supports safe access, stock rotation and forklift operation.

• Selective pallet racking

  Direct access to each pallet position.

  Many SKUs, frequent picking and operations that value accessibility.

• Double-deep racking

  Pallets are stored two positions deep.

  Similar pallets and fewer SKUs where density matters more than immediate access to every pallet.

• Very narrow aisle racking

  Uses specialized trucks and a carefully planned aisle layout.

  Warehouses that need more pallet positions within limited floor space.

• Drive-in racking

  Forklifts enter the rack structure to place or retrieve pallets.

  Large batches of similar pallets with suitable stock rotation.

• Shuttle-based racking

  A shuttle carries pallets within the storage channel.

  High-density channels and repeat pallet movements that suit a defined operating process.

Frame, Beam and Deck Configuration

Upright frames carry the vertical structure, beams support each storage level, and bracing helps stabilize the frame. Beam levels and deck options are selected around pallet dimensions, handling equipment and the loads being stored.

What to Send for a Layout and Quotation

• Pallet length, width, height and weight, including the heaviest pallet.
• Number of pallets, SKU count and required stock rotation.
• Forklift type, lifting height, turning requirements and any specialized truck.
• Clear warehouse height, column locations, floor condition and available aisle space.
• Current layout or warehouse drawing, plus future expansion plans.

Video: watch our own warehouse and rack beam production.

Production and Inspection

Frame dimensions, beam connections, bracing and installation points should be checked before the rack is put into service. Available inspection records and test documents can be reviewed as part of the order discussion. Final structural ratings are confirmed for the actual configuration and stated in the quotation or contract.

Warehouse Racking FAQ

Is selective racking always the best choice?

Not always. It offers excellent access, but a denser system may be more suitable for similar pallets, fewer SKUs or limited floor space.

Can you work with an existing warehouse layout?

Yes. Send the drawing, column positions, door locations and forklift routes so obstructions and operating clearances can be reviewed.

How is the load rating confirmed?

It is assessed for the actual pallet load, beam level, frame and system configuration. A photograph alone is not enough to assign a safe rating.

Can the system be expanded later?

Expansion can be considered during the initial layout. Tell us your expected pallet growth and available space before the design is finalized.

Plan your warehouse layout: send your pallet details and warehouse drawing through our contact page or email [email protected].