Drive In Pallet Racking

Drive-in Pallet Racking

P90 Drive-in Pallet Racking is the ideal solution for storing large quantities of identical goods. Consequently, this high-density pallet storage system lets you use your existing warehouse space up to 90% more efficiently than standard pallet racking or conventional storage systems.

Space-Saving High-Density Storage

Drive-in racking stores goods on pallets positioned behind or above each other. It offers better accessibility than traditional block stacking, making it perfect for operations where space efficiency matters more than frequent stock rotation. In addition, this design helps improve overall workflow within the warehouse.

Each pallet sits on supports mounted along both sides of the drive-in channels. Forklifts load and retrieve stock using the First-In, Last-Out (FILO) principle. As a result, pallets are accessed one by one from the front of the rack, ensuring safe and organised movement.

Efficient and Safe Handling

As a compact block stacking method, Drive-in racking systems greatly increase storage density while keeping loads safe and stable. Therefore, they are ideal for facilities that need to maximise capacity without compromising safety. Forklifts drive directly into the racking lanes to place pallets on front-to-back rails. This approach not only removes the need for multiple loading or picking aisles but also allows rows of pallets to sit closely together, optimising cubic space.

In drive-through pallet racking configurations, access is possible from both ends of the storage lane. Consequently, this setup creates an efficient flow of goods through the system and reduces handling time.

Protecting Fragile or Unstable Loads

Drive-in racking provides a safe and efficient alternative to block stacking, particularly for loads too fragile or unstable to be stacked directly. Moreover, it combines compact, high-density storage with reliable load support, making it an excellent choice for industrial, manufacturing, and cold storage environments. In summary, it offers a proven way to achieve higher storage density with fewer aisles.