Pallet Storage Systems &
Industrial Shelving

Pallets rest on horizontal beams that are supported by vertical uprights. Beam elevations can be easily adjusted. Offers full access to each pallet in the system. Most common type of storage racking system.

A high density, first in – first out system that uses heavy duty wheeled tracks and gravity to feed pallets from the rear of the system where they are loaded to the front of the system where they are unloaded.

Designed for higher density and offers more selectivity than the drive-in. Typically, 2-5 pallets deep. Pallets are loaded on a nested cart which is “pushed” back into the system when additional pallets are loaded.

Reduces space and creates more storage density with its deep lane storage. Ideal for stacking larger quantities of similar pallets. Pallets are stored on support rails that are attached to uprights.

Most commonly used in applications that require carton or split case order picking. Cartons and boxes are loaded from the rear of the system and gravity fed to the front of the system for picking and packing.

Free standing system that is ideal for longer and bulkier loads. Vertical towers have arms that are attached horizontally creating a continuous level with no vertical interference in the front of the system.

A common and economical storage option for a variety of storage applications from simple supply and inventory systems to multi-level installations. Light, medium and heavy-duty systems are available in a variety of sizes.