Pallet Racking for Sale

A single rack's cost depends on its type, height, width, load capacity, and material—cantilever and structural racks generally cost more than basic shelving units due to heavier steel construction. Factors like seismic engineering, custom coatings for cold storage, and accessories such as safety bars also affect pricing. Request a personalized quote from RackUSA for accurate rack-specific pricing.

Selective racking provides direct access to every pallet position via forklift aisles, making it ideal for facilities with many SKUs and frequent picking. Drive-in and drive-thru racking eliminates aisles, allowing forklifts to enter lanes and store pallets multiple deep, achieving up to twice the storage density—best suited for bulk storage of homogeneous, low-rotation SKUs.

Capacity varies by system: RackUSA's Industrial Bulk Rack Shelving supports up to 8,000 lbs overall with 2,000 lbs per shelf, while structural and selective racks handle heavier palletized loads suited for constant forklift traffic. Cantilever racks support 500 kg to several tons per arm. Load capacity is engineered per project based on beam level, configuration, and forklift type.

Yes. RackUSA engineers seismic factor design directly into its selective, drive-in, and structural racking systems, and several products are RMI R-Mark and MHI certified to ANSI MH16.1 standards. Seismic considerations are evaluated on a project-by-project basis to ensure structural stability and code compliance in seismically active regions, including projects meeting City of Los Angeles DBS requirements.

Yes. RackUSA offers specialized low-temperature coatings and structural adaptations for selective and structural racking used in cold storage rooms and refrigerated warehouses. Push-back and drive-in dynamic racking are also popular in cold storage settings, as they reduce aisle space and forklift dwell time in temperature-controlled zones. Each cold storage project is evaluated individually for coating and configuration needs.

Yes. RackUSA offers end-to-end services including engineering, design, delivery coordination, and professional installation for all racking and shelving systems. Their team handles layout planning, seismic analysis, and configuration based on warehouse conditions, minimizing operational downtime. Preventive maintenance, safety audits, and technical support are also available throughout the product lifecycle.