Adjustable Pallet Racking

Adjustable pallet racking is the most widely used racking system, offering direct access to every pallet. It is highly flexible and can be easily reconfigured as storage requirements change, making it ideal for warehouses handling a wide range of products and pallet sizes.

High-Bay Racking

High-bay racking is designed to maximise vertical storage space in warehouses with high ceilings. It is commonly used in large distribution centres and automated or semi-automated environments where height is prioritised over floor space.

Drive-In Racking

Drive-in racking is a high-density storage system where forklifts drive directly into the racking structure. It is well suited to storing large volumes of identical products and operates on a last-in, first-out (LIFO) basis.

Double-Deep Racking

Double-deep racking stores pallets two positions deep, increasing storage density compared to standard adjustable racking. It requires specialist reach trucks and is best suited to warehouses with medium SKU ranges and consistent pallet flows.

Push-Back Racking

Push-back racking allows multiple pallets to be stored on inclined rails, with pallets pushed back when loading. This system provides high density while maintaining relatively fast access and operates on a last-in, first-out (LIFO) basis.

Gravity Flow Racking

Gravity flow racking uses inclined roller beds to move pallets from the loading aisle to the picking face. It supports first-in, first-out (FIFO) stock rotation and is ideal for high-throughput operations with time-sensitive or perishable goods.

Cantilever Racking

Cantilever racking is designed for storing long, bulky, or irregularly shaped loads such as timber, steel, pipes, or panels. With no front uprights, it provides clear access for handling oversized materials.