Orlando Pallet Rack Solutions

Here’s a brief overview of the most popular pallet rack types to help you decide what best fits your needs:

Selective pallet racks offer direct access to each pallet, making them ideal for warehouses with a variety of SKUs and a need for frequent, individualized access to pallets.

Drive-In racks are ideal for high-density storage with a low number of SKUs. They allow forklifts to drive directly into the rack, maximizing storage space but limiting access to specific pallets.

Pallet Flow Racks use gravity to move pallets, making them suitable for FIFO inventory management. This type is beneficial for warehouses with high turnover rates and perishable goods.

Push-Back Racking allows for high-density storage while maintaining selectivity. It’s suitable for warehouses with multiple SKUs and a need for both storage density and accessibility.

Cantilever Racking is designed for the storage of long or awkwardly shaped items, such as lumber, pipes, or furniture, offering easy accessibility.

Narrow Aisle Racking is suitable for maximizing vertical space with narrow aisles. Consider the type of forklift used, as special narrow-aisle forklifts, order pickers or pallet stackers are typically required.

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Pallet racking is preferred over floor stacking due to its ability to maximize vertical space, enhance organization, improve inventory visibility, and facilitate efficient material handling.

Overall, pallet racking offers a more efficient and streamlined solution for warehouse storage compared to floor stacking.

Yes, we offer professional pallet rack installation services in Orlando and throughout Central Florida. Contact us today for more information.

Yes, pallet racking systems are highly versatile and can be customized to suit various warehouse layouts, sizes, and storage requirements. This adaptability makes them a practical choice for a wide range of industries.

Yes, it’s very important to consider factors such as load capacity, rack stability, seismic requirements, your operating environment, and adherence to local building codes. Our team is well versed in all aspects of rack safety, and as a customer we’ll guide you throughout the process.

Pallet rack systems are made up of four main components:

Uprights are vertical supports that form the primary framework of the system.

Beams connect directly to the uprights and act as the load bearing horizontal component of the system.

Decking is placed over or into the beams to create a stable surface on which inventory can be placed.

Safety equipment is crucial for preventing injuries, accidents and damage to products or the rack itself.

For more information, read our in-depth guide to pallet rack components or download our handy quick start guide.