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Selective pallet racking is the most common warehouse storage system, providing direct access to every pallet location. It is ideal for operations with a wide variety of SKUs, changing inventory, or fast-moving products that require flexible and accessible storage.

Main Usages

1. General pallet storage
2. High SKU inventory management
3. Fast-moving product access

Pallet flow racking uses gravity-fed lanes to move pallets from the loading side to the picking side, supporting first-in, first-out (FIFO) inventory rotation. It is commonly used for perishable goods, high-volume inventory, and operations focused on efficient replenishment.

Main Usages

1. FIFO inventory rotation
2. High-volume pallet storage
3. Food and beverage warehousing

Drive-in racking maximizes storage density by allowing forklifts to drive directly into the rack structure. It works best for high volumes of the same SKU and last-in, first-out (LIFO) inventory management where space optimization is critical.

Main Usages

1. High-density storage
2. Cold storage environments
3. Bulk SKU inventory storage

Push-back racking stores pallets on nested carts that move along inclined rails, allowing multiple pallets to be stored deep while maintaining selectivity. It is well suited for medium-turn inventory and operations managing multiple SKUs with limited floor space.

Main Usages

1. Dense pallet storage
2. LIFO inventory management
3. Space optimization projects

Cantilever racking is designed for storing long, bulky, or irregularly shaped materials that cannot fit on traditional pallet racks. It is commonly used in manufacturing, distribution, and industrial storage environments handling items like lumber, pipe, or metal stock.

Main Usages

1. Lumber and pipe storage
2. Long material handling
3. Industrial bulk material storage

Double deep racking increases storage density by storing pallets two deep instead of one, reducing aisle requirements while maintaining organized pallet storage. It is best for operations with larger quantities of similar inventory and lower SKU variety.

Main Usages

1. Increased pallet density
2. Bulk inventory storage
3. Reduced aisle space requirements