FAQ

What is pallet racking?

Pallet racking is a material handling storage system designed to store materials on pallets in horizontal rows and multiple levels.

What are the different types of pallet racking?

The different types of pallet racking include selective pallet racking, drive-in pallet racking, push-back pallet racking, and pallet flow racking.

What is selective pallet racking?

Selective pallet racking is the most common type of pallet racking. It allows for easy access to each pallet and provides excellent stock rotation.

What is drive-in pallet racking?

Drive-in pallet racking is designed for high-density storage. Pallets are stored on rails that run the depth of the system, and forklifts drive into the system to load and retrieve pallets.

What is push-back pallet racking?

Push-back pallet racking allows for high-density storage with multiple pallets stored on a single level. Pallets are loaded onto carts that are pushed back as additional pallets are loaded onto the system.

What is pallet flow racking?

Pallet flow racking is a first-in, first-out storage system. It uses gravity to move pallets along rollers or wheels from the loading end to the unloading end of the system.

What are the benefits of pallet racking?

Pallet racking helps maximize storage space, increases warehouse efficiency, and provides better organization and access to inventory.

How do I determine what type of pallet racking is best for my needs?

The type of pallet racking that is best for your needs will depend on factors such as the size and weight of your inventory, your available storage space, and your desired level of accessibility. A professional pallet racking provider can help you determine the best solution for your needs.