High Density Racking

Types

Types of High Density Racking Solutions:

  • Drive-In Racking: Ideal for large quantities of similar items, allowing forklifts to drive directly into lanes to access pallets.
  • Push-Back Racking: Increases storage density by using inclined rails to automatically push products forward as pallets are removed.
  • Pallet Flow Racking: Uses gravity rollers for first-in, first-out (FIFO) operations, perfect for time-sensitive inventory.

Food and Beverage

Efficiently store bulk products with quick retrieval options, keeping perishables fresh and organised.

Retail and Distribution

Manage high inventory turnover effectively with systems like pallet flow and push-back racking.

Manufacturing

Keep production components readily available while maximising space utilisation with drive-in or push-back systems.

Industries Benefiting from High Density Racking

Benefits

Benefits of High Density Racking:

  • Space Efficiency: Significantly increases the storage capacity of your warehouse without the need for expansion.
  • Operational Efficiency: Minimizes aisle space, allowing forklifts easy access while increasing the density of products.
  • Versatility: Suitable for a range of product types and industries, from food distribution to retail.

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Types of High Density Racking Solutions

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Drive-In Racking

Perfect for Bulk Storage

Drive-in racking systems are designed for storing large quantities of similar items. Forklifts can drive directly into the racking lanes to load or retrieve pallets, making them perfect for last-in, first-out (LIFO) operations.

Features

This system minimises the need for aisles, allowing for higher storage density in the warehouse. It's ideal for items that do not require frequent rotation, such as non-perishable goods.

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Drive-In Racking

Perfect for Bulk Storage

Drive-in racking systems are designed for storing large quantities of similar items. Forklifts can drive directly into the racking lanes to load or retrieve pallets, making them perfect for last-in, first-out (LIFO) operations.

Features

This system minimises the need for aisles, allowing for higher storage density in the warehouse. It's ideal for items that do not require frequent rotation, such as non-perishable goods.

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