Conventional Pallet Racking Systems generally store palletized products in warehouses with a wide range of load types. This is the most convenient system of racking is goods can easily be removed as each pallet can be accessed without the need to shift the other pallet. Another advantage of the system is total stock control; each storage space is taken up by a single pallet, also maximum adaptability to any load type both in terms of weight and volume.
The conventional pallet racking in warehouse is generally laid out with single-entry wall racks on the perimeter sides and double-entry racks in the middle. The working aisle measurement between each rack and the rack height depends upon the characteristics of the fork-lift trucks or lifting devices, pallet size and the height of the warehouse itself.
In order to store a greater number of pallets, depending on their weight and the number of pallets per load type, double-deep racks can be installed enabling one pallet to be stored in front of another on each side of the aisle. Direct access can only be made to the front pallets and so it is only recommended to store products with several pallets per load type so as to avoid an increase in maneuver times due to double movements. This system requires suitable lifting machinery fitted with double-depth telescopic forks.

Conventional Pallet Racking Systems generally store palletized products in warehouses with a wide range of load types. This is the most convenient system of racking is goods can easily be removed as each pallet can be accessed without the need to shift the other pallet. Another advantage of the system is total stock control; each storage space is taken up by a single pallet, also maximum adaptability to any load type both in terms of weight and volume.
The conventional pallet racking in warehouse is generally laid out with single-entry wall racks on the perimeter sides and double-entry racks in the middle. The working aisle measurement between each rack and the rack height depends upon the characteristics of the fork-lift trucks or lifting devices, pallet size and the height of the warehouse itself.
In order to store a greater number of pallets, depending on their weight and the number of pallets per load type, double-deep racks can be installed enabling one pallet to be stored in front of another on each side of the aisle. Direct access can only be made to the front pallets and so it is only recommended to store products with several pallets per load type so as to avoid an increase in maneuver times due to double movements. This system requires suitable lifting machinery fitted with double-depth telescopic forks.