- Selective Pallet Racking: This is the most common type of warehouse storage racking system, which uses vertical frames and horizontal beams to support pallets. It provides easy access to products and maximizes storage space.
- Drive-In Pallet Racking: This type of racking system is suitable for high-density storage, where products are stored on pallets and accessed by forklifts. It allows for efficient use of space, but requires the use of specialized equipment.
- Push-Back Racking: This racking system is ideal for high-volume storage of items with a high turnover rate. It uses a series of nested carts that allow for one pallet to be stored behind another.
- Cantilever Racking: This racking system is designed for storing long and bulky items, such as lumber or steel pipes. It uses arms that extend from vertical columns to hold products.
- Gravity Flow Racking: This type of racking system uses a series of rollers or wheels to allow products to flow from one end of the rack to the other. It is ideal for high-volume storage of items with a short shelf life.