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Variations of New & Used Pallet Racks With Warehouse Storage Equipment
Boltless Selective Pallet Racks
This is the most common design of used pallet racking utilized. The standardized "teardrop" connection design makes the uprights and crossbeam interchangeable with those from other manufacturers. This design is very versatile and the boltless design simplifies reconfiguration of beam levels. The alternative to boltless racking is structural pallet rack which is assembled with mechanical fasteners (usually bolts) and may offer higher capacities. Structural pallet racking is also sometimes designed into the structure of the building itself supporting the roof and eliminating the need for I-beams.
Standard Configuration of Selective Used Pallet Racks
This shows the most common configuration of selective used pallet racking where single pallet depth racking is placed back to back. This configuration can be used with wide aisles (more than 11') using a standard forklift, in narrow aisles(8'-10') using a reach truck, and very narrow aisles (less than 6') using order selectors, turret trucks, and swing mast trucks.
Push-Back Used Racks
Racking system that incorporates a carriage or other sliding device to allow you to feed multiple pallets into the same location "pushing back" the previous pallet. Can be used in wide aisle and narrow aisle applications for your warehouse storage requirements.
Gravity Flow Used Pallet Racks
A warehouse racking system which uses some type of gravity conveyer system built into each racking level. Pallets are loaded in one side and flow to the other side for picking. Works well for high density warehouse storage where first-in-first-out (FIFO) rotation is necessary.
Drive-in/Drive-thru Pallet Racks
This rack system is designed to allow a lift truck to drive into the bay creating very high density storage for non stackable loads. Useful for operations with limited SKUs and high quantities of pallets per SKU. FIFO is difficult to maintain in Drive-in/Drive-thur warehouse racking systems.
Used Cantilever Racks
A warehouse equipment storage system in which the shelving supports are connected to vertical supports at the rear of the rack. There are no vertical supports on the face of the rack allowing for storage of very long pieces of material such as piping and lumber.
Wire Deck Racks
Wire decking can be used with Selective used pallet racks and used Cantilever Racks. Generally used when product is placed into warehouse racking without pallets. Due primarily to safety reasons I am a big proponent of wire deck racks even when pallets are used. Wire decking increases worker safety, productivity, and reduces product damage. There are other types of decking available including solid decking. Fire inspectors generally do not like solid decking since it reduces the effectiveness of sprinkler systems.
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