Warehouse Racking

Warehouse racking systems organize palletized inventory, long materials, bulky cartons, and other oversized loads while making better use of vertical space. This collection includes pallet rack for forklift-served pallets, cantilever rack for pipe, lumber, tubing, and long stock, and bulk rack for larger hand-loaded items.

Each system serves a different storage method, so layout, load size, handling equipment, aisle clearance, and rated capacity all matter. Compare the available configurations or request help planning a rack layout that supports safer access, efficient product flow, and room for future expansion.

Bulk Shelving

Bulk Shelving
Pallet Racking

Pallet Racking
Cantilever Rack

Cantilever Rack

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Example products in Warehouse Racking
Example of Warehouse Racking. Models, sizes, colors and included components vary; we will confirm the configuration with your quote.

Request a quote for Warehouse Racking

Tell us your available width, depth and height, what you plan to store, expected loads, and the number of units you need. For parts, include the existing shelving system’s make, model and measurements.

Product availability, lead times and freight charges will be confirmed with your quote.

Match the Rack to the Material and Handling Method

Warehouse racking is used when products are too large, heavy, long, or bulky for standard shelving. The correct system depends on what is being stored, how it is loaded, the handling equipment in use, and the available building height and aisle space.

Pallet Racking

Pallet rack stores palletized inventory in organized rows with direct aisle access. Upright frames and horizontal beams create adjustable levels for different pallet heights. Rack depth, beam length, level capacity, pallet type, forklift turning radius, and required clearances should all be reviewed during layout planning.

Cantilever Racking

Cantilever rack uses open-front arms to support long or irregular materials without front columns blocking access. It is commonly used for pipe, tubing, bar stock, lumber, sheet goods, furniture, and similar products. Arm length, column height, load distribution, and single- or double-sided access affect the final configuration.

Bulk Rack

Bulk rack bridges the gap between standard shelving and pallet rack. It provides wide, open levels for hand-loaded cartons, packaged goods, tires, equipment, and oversized inventory that needs more space or support than conventional shelving offers.

Information Needed for a Quote

  • Product dimensions, weight, and quantity per storage level
  • Pallet dimensions and forklift or material-handling method
  • Available floor area, ceiling height, and aisle requirements
  • Desired number of storage levels and future expansion plans
  • Site conditions, local codes, and anchoring requirements

Racking capacity depends on the complete engineered configuration, not one component by itself. Use manufacturer load data and installation instructions, and have the final layout reviewed for the facility and application. Our team can help identify the right rack type and prepare a project quote.

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