Heavy-duty selective and drive-in pallet racking systems for forklift-served warehouses, distribution centers and cold storage. Maximize vertical space with direct pallet access and adjustable beam levels.

A heavy-duty pallet racking system engineered for high-load palletized storage, fast picking and organized inventory flow. Built from heavy-gauge steel with a powder-coated finish and adjustable beam levels, it maximizes vertical warehouse space while keeping forklift access safe and efficient.
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A drive-in pallet racking system that lets forklifts drive directly into the rack lanes, enabling high-density storage with fewer aisles. Ideal for uniform, low-turnover palletized goods, it maximizes warehouse space and supports efficient access via shuttle and elevator equipment.
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A complete pallet racking and shelving system for warehouses, accommodating pallets, containers, trays, boxes and long goods. The multi-tier layout allows vertical stacking that maximizes space and increases storage capacity. Heavy-duty construction with a stable steel-and-wood structure improves safety and material flow.
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A pallet racking layout should be selected from the pallet load, SKU profile, inventory rotation, handling equipment and building constraints. The final design must confirm rack capacity, clearances, anchors and local engineering requirements before manufacture or installation.
| System | Best suited to | Pallet access | Key planning point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Selective pallet racking | Many SKUs and frequent pallet access | Direct access to each pallet position | Forklift aisle width affects storage capacity |
| Drive-in pallet racking | Larger batches of similar products | Access through storage lanes | Product rotation and lane depth must be planned together |
| Pallet rack with shelving | Mixed pallet storage and manual picking | Depends on the combined layout | Separate pallet and hand-picking load requirements |
Selective pallet racking is commonly used when direct access to each pallet is important. Drive-in racking is designed for higher-density storage of larger quantities of similar products. The correct choice depends on pallet dimensions, load, SKU count, inventory rotation, forklift type and available aisle space.
Provide the warehouse drawing and clear height, pallet dimensions and maximum loaded weight, pallet quantity, SKU profile, forklift model and aisle requirements, desired storage method, project location and any applicable safety or engineering standard.
Yes. Rack configuration can be designed around the confirmed pallet, load, handling equipment and building dimensions. Final capacities and component sizes must be approved in the project drawing and engineering calculation.
Capacity is determined from the complete rack configuration, including upright frames, beams, connectors, anchors, number of levels, bay arrangement and load distribution. Do not select a rack from a single component rating alone.
Send us your project details — warehouse size, load requirements and layout. Our engineers will reply with a tailored solution and factory price.