Question 1

How do you decide between selective, push back, drive-in, and pallet flow racking?

Accepted Answer

It comes down to SKU count, pallet volume per SKU, and how fast product turns. Selective racking gives you full pallet access when you carry many SKUs, while push back and drive-in trade some selectivity for much higher density on fewer SKUs. Pallet flow works well for high-throughput FIFO picking. We model two or three options for your building so you can compare pallet positions and aisle counts side by side before deciding.

Question 2

What does your free warehouse design consultation include?

Accepted Answer

We take your building dimensions, clear height, column spacing, pallet sizes, and forklift type, then produce a CAD layout with a pallet position count at no cost. You see where rows land, how wide the aisles run, and how many positions each configuration yields. Most customers use it to compare a dense layout against a more selective one before committing budget.

Question 3

How can we add pallet positions without expanding the building?

Accepted Answer

Most warehouses have unused vertical space and aisles wider than the lift truck actually needs. Raising beam elevations to match real load heights, tightening aisles for the equipment you run, and converting slow-moving SKUs to deeper storage often adds 20 to 40 percent more positions. We start with your current layout and show what the same footprint can hold.

Question 4

Do your own crews handle installation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our crews install throughout Greater Indianapolis. Systems go in anchored, plumbed, and capacity-tagged so your team knows what each beam level holds.

Question 5

Will installation disrupt warehouse operations?

Accepted Answer

We phase the work to keep you running. Many projects go in section by section, during off-hours, or on weekends, and our project managers build the schedule around your receiving and shipping.

Question 6

What happens after the racking is installed?

Accepted Answer

You have one local contact for replacement beams, added rows, and reconfiguration later on. Because the warehouse is here in Indianapolis, follow-up components do not take weeks to arrive.

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