Selective Pallet Racking is one of the most popular racking systems available. Its constructed by uprights and a pair of cross beams to create a shelf for storing a pallet.  Selective rack systems typically have multiple levels (shelves) per bay.  The mesh and board decking solutions provide greater performance and flexibility. This is so as to store specific pallet sizes effectively. Consequently, it eliminates double-handling. This is by moving stock onto standard size pallets.

Drive-in Pallet Racking is a storage system that allows fork trucks to drive directly into a bay. Pallets rest on side rails rather than cross beams, which leaves the face of the bay open. Fork trucks elevate a load to the proper level and load it in the back of the system first. After that, the second pallet will be placed in the second position from the back and continue until a lane is full. Drive-in Pallet Racks are designed for products that are based on the last in first out method. In short, this type of system is best suited for storing a large number of pallets of the same product.

Cantilever Racking is a beam anchored at one end only. The load is held by the arm, which transfers the load to the supporting upright beam/base. Cantilever racking is primarily used for the storage of bulky, oversized, long loads such as timber, plasterboard, steel trusses and piping. Cantilever Racking is available in both Light and Heavy Duty designs. Also, the ability to be configured as Single Sided or Double Sided, combined with a wide range of sizes available, enables the system to be tailored to maximise your storage space.