Industrial Warehouse Storage Racks & Racking Systems

Storage rack pricing varies by system type, project configuration, load per level, warehouse clear height, forklift type, layout complexity, and selected accessories. RackUSA lists pricing as available on request and provides customised quotations. A project consultation can establish the appropriate configuration, required services, installation scope, and budget for the proposed warehouse storage system.

Common options in this range include selective racking for direct pallet access, drive-in and drive-thru systems for dense storage, push-back racking for LIFO handling, carton-flow racking for FIFO carton picking, bulk rack shelving, boltless tab shelving, cantilever rack for long materials, structural racks, and rack-supported buildings. Each system supports different inventory, access, and space requirements.

Selective pallet racking is used where operators need direct access to individual pallets and a broad range of SKUs. RackUSA’s selective roll-formed and structural systems can be configured around load per level, clear height, forklift type, and warehouse layout. Selective designs are suited to distribution, manufacturing, cold storage, and other facilities requiring accessible pallet storage.

Drive-in and drive-thru racking suit operations seeking high-density storage for multiple pallets of homogeneous or similar products. Drive-in uses a single entry point and supports LIFO handling, while drive-thru provides access from both ends and can support FIFO rotation. Product suitability should be evaluated against inventory turnover, pallet access needs, forklift operation, and facility configuration.

Push-back racking uses gravity-fed carts or rails to store pallets multiple positions deep and is designed around LIFO inventory management. Carton-flow racking uses gravity-fed lanes to move cartons toward the pick face and supports FIFO rotation. Push-back is suited to dense pallet storage, while carton-flow supports picking and stock rotation for cartons and smaller items.

Yes. RackUSA develops configurations around the warehouse layout, load requirements, clear height, forklift type, pallet or carton characteristics, and inventory method. Available adaptations include adjustable beams, decking choices, accessories, single- or double-sided cantilever layouts, compatible storage systems, and project-specific engineering. Specialised applications such as cold storage can be evaluated individually.