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Pallet Racking Systems

	Wide Aisle Pallet Racking Wide Aisle Racking is the most widely used storage system for palletised loads. Single and double sided runs of racking are separated by wide aisles to suit the customers existing fork lift trucks.

	Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Narrow Aisle Racking consists of the same basic components as wide aisle racking but with the runs of racking placed closer together eliminating the wasted space of a wide aisle. The pallets can be stored to a greater height to maximise all available space.

	Very Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Very narrow aisle and crane served racking provides the most space efficient way of storing pallets with all of the aisle width reduced to the very minimum and racking heights of up to 30 metres.

	Drive In Pallet Racking Drive In (Drive Through) Racking is used where high density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle. The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last pallet out unless a Drive Through system is used, whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side of the block.

	Push Back Pallet Racking Push Back Racking is a form of live storage with pallets being stored two, three or four deep. pallets are loaded onto a trolley or carrier which pushes the other pallets back up a channel rail. When a pallet is removed from the system the remaining ones in that lane will roll forward. Pallets are accessed from one side only.


	Wide Aisle Pallet Racking Wide Aisle Racking is the most widely used storage system for palletised loads. Single and double sided runs of racking are separated by wide aisles to suit the customers existing fork lift trucks.

	Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Narrow Aisle Racking consists of the same basic components as wide aisle racking but with the runs of racking placed closer together eliminating the wasted space of a wide aisle. The pallets can be stored to a greater height to maximise all available space. The pallets are accessed via specialist trucks which are guided in the aisles by either wire in the floor or floor mounted guide rail.

	Very Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Very narrow aisle and crane served racking provides the most space efficient way of storing pallets with all of the aisle width reduced to the very minimum and racking heights of up to 30 metres.

	Drive In Pallet Racking Drive In (Drive Through) Racking is used where high density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle. The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last pallet out unless a Drive Through system is used, whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side of the block.

	Push Back Pallet Racking Push Back Racking is a form of live storage with pallets being stored two, three or four deep. pallets are loaded onto a trolley or carrier which pushes the other pallets back up a channel rail. When a pallet is removed from the system the remaining ones in that lane will roll forward. Pallets are accessed from one side only.

	Pallet Live Storage Pallet Live Racking comprises sloping roller beds supported on pallet racking to form a block. Pallets are loaded in to the system at the on-load face and roll forward to the off-load face from where they are removed from the system.

	Mobile Pallet Racking Mobile racking is easily configured to utilise the most space available for the storage of pallets. The racking is mounted on a mobile chassis which move along guided rails installed within the floor. This design is often used for cold stores, where the maximum amount of space can be used for storage.


	Wide Aisle Pallet Racking Wide Aisle Racking is the most widely used storage system for palletised loads. Single and double sided runs of racking are separated by wide aisles to suit the customers existing fork lift trucks.

	Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Narrow Aisle Racking consists of the same basic components as wide aisle racking but with the runs of racking placed closer together eliminating the wasted space of a wide aisle. The pallets can be stored to a greater height to maximise all available space. The pallets are accessed via specialist trucks which are guided in the aisles by either wire in the floor or floor mounted guide rail.

	Very Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Very narrow aisle and crane served racking provides the most space efficient way of storing pallets with all of the aisle width reduced to the very minimum and racking heights of up to 30 metres.

	Drive In Pallet Racking Drive In (Drive Through) Racking is used where high density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle. The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last pallet out unless a Drive Through system is used, whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side of the block.

	Push Back Pallet Racking Push Back Racking is a form of live storage with pallets being stored two, three or four deep. pallets are loaded onto a trolley or carrier which pushes the other pallets back up a channel rail. When a pallet is removed from the system the remaining ones in that lane will roll forward. Pallets are accessed from one side only.

	Pallet Live Storage Pallet Live Racking comprises sloping roller beds supported on pallet racking to form a block. Pallets are loaded in to the system at the on-load face and roll forward to the off-load face from where they are removed from the system.

	Mobile Pallet Racking Mobile racking is easily configured to utilise the most space available for the storage of pallets. The racking is mounted on a mobile chassis which move along guided rails installed within the floor. This design is often used for cold stores, where the maximum amount of space can be used for storage.


	Wide Aisle Pallet Racking Wide Aisle Racking is the most widely used storage system for palletised loads. Single and double sided runs of racking are separated by wide aisles to suit the customers existing fork lift trucks.

	Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Narrow Aisle Racking consists of the same basic components as wide aisle racking but with the runs of racking placed closer together eliminating the wasted space of a wide aisle. The pallets can be stored to a greater height to maximise all available space. The pallets are accessed via specialist trucks which are guided in the aisles by either wire in the floor or floor mounted guide rail.

	Very Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Very narrow aisle and crane served racking provides the most space efficient way of storing pallets with all of the aisle width reduced to the very minimum and racking heights of up to 30 metres.

	Drive In Pallet Racking Drive In (Drive Through) Racking is used where high density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle. The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last pallet out unless a Drive Through system is used, whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side of the block.

	Push Back Pallet Racking Push Back Racking is a form of live storage with pallets being stored two, three or four deep. pallets are loaded onto a trolley or carrier which pushes the other pallets back up a channel rail. When a pallet is removed from the system the remaining ones in that lane will roll forward. Pallets are accessed from one side only.

	Pallet Live Storage Pallet Live Racking comprises sloping roller beds supported on pallet racking to form a block. Pallets are loaded in to the system at the on-load face and roll forward to the off-load face from where they are removed from the system.

	Mobile Pallet Racking Mobile racking is easily configured to utilise the most space available for the storage of pallets. The racking is mounted on a mobile chassis which move along guided rails installed within the floor. This design is often used for cold stores, where the maximum amount of space can be used for storage.


	Wide Aisle Pallet Racking Wide Aisle Racking is the most widely used storage system for palletised loads. Single and double sided runs of racking are separated by wide aisles to suit the customers existing fork lift trucks.

	Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Narrow Aisle Racking consists of the same basic components as wide aisle racking but with the runs of racking placed closer together eliminating the wasted space of a wide aisle. The pallets can be stored to a greater height to maximise all available space. The pallets are accessed via specialist trucks which are guided in the aisles by either wire in the floor or floor mounted guide rail.

	Very Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Very narrow aisle and crane served racking provides the most space efficient way of storing pallets with all of the aisle width reduced to the very minimum and racking heights of up to 30 metres.

	Drive In Pallet Racking Drive In (Drive Through) Racking is used where high density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle. The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last pallet out unless a Drive Through system is used, whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side of the block.

	Push Back Pallet Racking Push Back Racking is a form of live storage with pallets being stored two, three or four deep. pallets are loaded onto a trolley or carrier which pushes the other pallets back up a channel rail. When a pallet is removed from the system the remaining ones in that lane will roll forward. Pallets are accessed from one side only.

	Pallet Live Storage Pallet Live Racking comprises sloping roller beds supported on pallet racking to form a block. Pallets are loaded in to the system at the on-load face and roll forward to the off-load face from where they are removed from the system.

	Mobile Pallet Racking Mobile racking is easily configured to utilise the most space available for the storage of pallets. The racking is mounted on a mobile chassis which move along guided rails installed within the floor. This design is often used for cold stores, where the maximum amount of space can be used for storage.


	Wide Aisle Pallet Racking Wide Aisle Racking is the most widely used storage system for palletised loads. Single and double sided runs of racking are separated by wide aisles to suit the customers existing fork lift trucks.

	Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Narrow Aisle Racking consists of the same basic components as wide aisle racking but with the runs of racking placed closer together eliminating the wasted space of a wide aisle. The pallets can be stored to a greater height to maximise all available space. The pallets are accessed via specialist trucks which are guided in the aisles by either wire in the floor or floor mounted guide rail.

	Very Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Very narrow aisle and crane served racking provides the most space efficient way of storing pallets with all of the aisle width reduced to the very minimum and racking heights of up to 30 metres.

	Drive In Pallet Racking Drive In (Drive Through) Racking is used where high density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle. The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last pallet out unless a Drive Through system is used, whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side of the block.

	Push Back Pallet Racking Push Back Racking is a form of live storage with pallets being stored two, three or four deep. pallets are loaded onto a trolley or carrier which pushes the other pallets back up a channel rail. When a pallet is removed from the system the remaining ones in that lane will roll forward. Pallets are accessed from one side only.

	Pallet Live Storage Pallet Live Racking comprises sloping roller beds supported on pallet racking to form a block. Pallets are loaded in to the system at the on-load face and roll forward to the off-load face from where they are removed from the system.

	Mobile Pallet Racking Mobile racking is easily configured to utilise the most space available for the storage of pallets. The racking is mounted on a mobile chassis which move along guided rails installed within the floor. This design is often used for cold stores, where the maximum amount of space can be used for storage.


	Wide Aisle Pallet Racking Wide Aisle Racking is the most widely used storage system for palletised loads. Single and double sided runs of racking are separated by wide aisles to suit the customers existing fork lift trucks.

	Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Narrow Aisle Racking consists of the same basic components as wide aisle racking but with the runs of racking placed closer together eliminating the wasted space of a wide aisle. The pallets can be stored to a greater height to maximise all available space. The pallets are accessed via specialist trucks which are guided in the aisles by either wire in the floor or floor mounted guide rail.

	Very Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Very narrow aisle and crane served racking provides the most space efficient way of storing pallets with all of the aisle width reduced to the very minimum and racking heights of up to 30 metres.

	Drive In Pallet Racking Drive In (Drive Through) Racking is used where high density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle. The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last pallet out unless a Drive Through system is used, whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side of the block.

	Push Back Pallet Racking Push Back Racking is a form of live storage with pallets being stored two, three or four deep. pallets are loaded onto a trolley or carrier which pushes the other pallets back up a channel rail. When a pallet is removed from the system the remaining ones in that lane will roll forward. Pallets are accessed from one side only.

	Pallet Live Storage Pallet Live Racking comprises sloping roller beds supported on pallet racking to form a block. Pallets are loaded in to the system at the on-load face and roll forward to the off-load face from where they are removed from the system.

	Mobile Pallet Racking Mobile racking is easily configured to utilise the most space available for the storage of pallets. The racking is mounted on a mobile chassis which move along guided rails installed within the floor. This design is often used for cold stores, where the maximum amount of space can be used for storage.


	Wide Aisle Pallet Racking Wide Aisle Racking is the most widely used storage system for palletised loads. Single and double sided runs of racking are separated by wide aisles to suit the customers existing fork lift trucks.

	Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Narrow Aisle Racking consists of the same basic components as wide aisle racking but with the runs of racking placed closer together eliminating the wasted space of a wide aisle. The pallets can be stored to a greater height to maximise all available space. The pallets are accessed via specialist trucks which are guided in the aisles by either wire in the floor or floor mounted guide rail.

	Very Narrow Aisle Pallet Racking Very narrow aisle and crane served racking provides the most space efficient way of storing pallets with all of the aisle width reduced to the very minimum and racking heights of up to 30 metres.

	Drive In Pallet Racking Drive In (Drive Through) Racking is used where high density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle. The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last pallet out unless a Drive Through system is used, whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side of the block.

	Push Back Pallet Racking Push Back Racking is a form of live storage with pallets being stored two, three or four deep. pallets are loaded onto a trolley or carrier which pushes the other pallets back up a channel rail. When a pallet is removed from the system the remaining ones in that lane will roll forward. Pallets are accessed from one side only.

	Pallet Live Storage Pallet Live Racking comprises sloping roller beds supported on pallet racking to form a block. Pallets are loaded in to the system at the on-load face and roll forward to the off-load face from where they are removed from the system.

	Mobile Pallet Racking Mobile racking is easily configured to utilise the most space available for the storage of pallets. The racking is mounted on a mobile chassis which move along guided rails installed within the floor. This design is often used for cold stores, where the maximum amount of space can be used for storage.

Quality

Apex Storage Limited are able to supply various pallet racking systems including the Apex racking system (manufactured in the UK by Apex Space Solutions Limited).

All pallet racking products for sale on this web site are manufactured in the UK in accordance with the codes of practice in design and safety of SEMA (the UK Storage Equipment Manufacturers Association).