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Warehouse Racking

Selection Factors in Designing a Racking System

Prior to embarking on a racking system investment, a comprehensive evaluation of key factors is crucial to ascertain project feasibility. It's essential to recognize that while racks offer efficient storage, they can also occupy space due to their frames and components. A noteworthy downside of racking systems is their limited adaptability and reconfiguration capability. At Royal Speed, we understand the intricacies of racking solutions. We help you navigate these considerations to guarantee a solution that enhances both efficiency and value for your space.

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Benefits of a Racking System

Aside from maximizing storage space, there are other benefits that make warehouse racking feasible. These benefits can be quantified in terms of economic value or savings from leasing additional storage space, less workforce effort, and higher throughput. On the other hand, compliance with safety standards and quality management are other value-adding factors that do not directly translate to savings. Enumerated below are the benefits of a warehouse racking system.

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Benefits of a Racking System

Optimal Storage Efficiency: Racking systems capitalize on previously unused vertical space, especially in warehouses designed with high ceilings that accommodate taller bays. Streamlined Inventory Management: Racks offer superior organization compared to traditional stockpiling. Storing diverse items efficiently is challenging with stockpiling, consuming valuable floor space. Selective racking systems, like the one we employ, facilitate the storage of varied goods while minimizing space consumption.

What is a Warehouse Racking System?

Efficient Mass Storage Solution: Warehouse racking, also referred to as storage or pallet racking, serves as a material handling system designed for bulk storage of unitized goods on pallets or skids. This system optimizes space utilization while ensuring accessible stock retrieval for efficient inventory management. It is a favored choice among manufacturers for storing nonperishable goods in bulk when storage space is limited. Conventional stacking of palletized products becomes unsafe beyond three layers, risking collapse. In contrast, racking systems empower manufacturers to stack palletized products up to five to seven layers high, depending on facility height, ensuring safe and space-efficient storage.

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Pallet Flow (Gravity Flow) Storage

This design employs roller beds that move the pallets into the last open position. The lane has two openings similar to a drive-through racking, one at the front and one at the rear.

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Mobile Racking

Smaller racks can also be mechanically or manually operated through pushing or pulling or by rotating handwheels with a high ratio.This type is a high-density storage system with high selectivity.

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High-Bay Racking

As the name suggests, this type takes advantage of having high bays. They are most suitable for automated distribution centers for high density, high selectivity, and high throughput storage. The racks can be single, double, or in some instances.