We know it can be confusing when you’re looking at pallet racking. There’s so many different systems which offer different solutions, and it’s not always clear what system will work best for you.

Weather its Racking out a new warehouse or improving an existing system, Advanced Handling & Storage will work with you to create the most efficient system for your warehouse operations.

Read more on the different types of pallet racking that might suit your business:

Standard Aisle

Affordable, and versatile, standard aisle pallet racking is perfect for most warehouses and is compatible with standard forklifts.

Narrow Aisle

Narrow isle pallet racking increases your storage by squeezing the aisles together and utilising height, perfect for warehouses that don’t have a big square footage.

Drive In

Using a similar principle to block stacking, drive in pallet racking is a brilliant option for bulk storage.

Pallet Shuttle System

Similar to drive in or pallet flow systems, Pallet shuttle enables high density storage. This Semi-Automated system handles goods inside the racking. This eliminates the need for forklifts to enter the racks.

Pallet Flow

Working on a first in last out principle, pallet flow is good for high density storage and enables easy access to goods.

Push Back

This high density storage system, maximises floor space by using a block stacking method very similar to Drive in Racking.

Mobile Power Racks

Uses Conventional pallet racking on motorised rails, allowing you to assess and area at specific request. Giving you versatility of Standard Aisle while minimising the use of square footage.

Get in Touch with Advanced Handling & Storage

If you have found your perfect match or you want to talk through the options a bit further, then please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us on 0800 345 7088 or send an email to [email protected]

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