PALLET RACK SHIPPING LOCATIONS

Warehouse storage pallet rack provides an immediate impact on your storage capacity in a warehouse distribution center or production area. 

Being able to get standard, static storage rack quickly is a huge benefit given the ever changing demands of product storage needs and supply chain. 

Our in stock pallet rack profile consists of being strategically placed throughout the country in order to fulfill your immediate pallet rack needs.

Typically, our in stock rack is teardrop style rack systems, but also includes keystone style, Ridg-U-Rak slotted style rack, structural rack, cantilever rack systems, wide span shelving, used pallet rack, wire decking, row spacers, load stop beams, pallet supports, concrete anchors, post protectors, and rack end protection kits.

Common in stock pallet rack sizes include: 

  • 8’, 10’, 12’, 16’, and 20’ high x 24”, 36”, 42”, and 48” deep upright frames
  • 4’, 8’, 9’, 10’, 12’ long beams
  • 24”, 36”, 42”, 48” deep x 46”, 52”, 58” wide wire decks
  • 12”, 18” high post protectors

Strategically placed stock pallet rack shipping locations include: Greensboro, NC; Mocksville, NC; Denver, NC; Farmville, VA; Binghamton, NY; Charlotte, NC; Atlanta, GA; Sumter, SC; Houston, TX; Rome, GA; East Stroudsburg, PA; Chicago, IL, and Maple Grove, MN.

In stock pallet rack systems usually ship in 48 to 96 hours from receipt of purchase order. Sometimes racking can ship in one day or same day depending on availability and quantity.

Most in stock pallet rack systems ship via LTL trucking, dedicated flatbed trucks, or customer pick up.

In stock pallet rack systems are commonly bundled together in uprights, beams, wire decks, and post protectors. 

The uprights will be stacked side by side with the depth of the upright being in the vertical dimension, so if you have a 42” deep upright, then uprights will be bundled 42” high x the length of the uprights. Up to 15 – 18 uprights per bundle strapped together by steel strapping.

Beams are stacked and bundled together on a pallet or 4 x 4 lumber in order to get forks under the beams and strapped with ½” or ¾” steel strapping. Typically, up to 63 beams are in a bundle depending on the size of the beams.

Wire decks are stacked and strapped on a 40” x 48” pallet—usually 40 decks per pallet, but we sometimes go as high as 98 decks per pallet.

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