Storage Products
Pallet racking, containers and specialty racks to optimize warehouses and distribution centers.
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Engineered Pallet Racking Built to Last
Industrial storage systems designed around your loads, forklifts and building.
More Pallets. Same Footprint.
High-density pushback, pallet flow and drive-in systems before you expand.
Safety Is Engineered In
Impact-resistant uprights, guarding and gates that protect people and inventory.
Material Handling Systems
Large-scale pushback, pallet flow, drive-in and AS/RS-ready rack systems.
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Elevated steel structures that add usable floor space for storage, automation and operations.
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Guard rails, column protectors, load stops and safety gates for people, product and facility.
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Industries & Solutions
Solutions for Every Industry
Select your industry to see the storage systems our engineers most often specify for similar facilities.
Agriculture
Bulky seed, feed and equipment parts demand heavy-capacity structural racking and outdoor-ready storage for long or irregular loads.
Product Portfolio
Products for Every Solution
From selective pallet rack to specialty containers, every component is load-rated and supplied with assembly drawings for predictable installation.
Flagship · Selective Storage
SK2000® Boltless Tubular Pallet Rack
Closed tubular uprights absorb forklift impact far better than open roll-formed sections, reducing damage, downtime and replacement costs in high-traffic aisles.
- Boltless beam connection for fast reconfiguration
- Tubular upright profile for impact resistance
- Suited to selective and double-deep layouts
- Compatible with guarding and load stops
Heavy Duty · Structural
SK3000® Structural Pallet Rack
Fabricated from hot-rolled structural steel channels for uprights and beams, SK3000 delivers exceptional value where loads, traffic or dynamic systems demand maximum strength.
- Hot-rolled structural channel uprights
- Bolted connections for rigid frames
- Base for drive-in, pushback and pallet flow
- Ideal for freezers and heavy-duty sites
Pallet Rack
Selective, double-deep and tubular structural configurations.
Learn MoreRack Systems
Pushback, pallet flow, drive-in and AS/RS racking for density.
Learn MoreWork Platforms
Elevated structures for storage, conveyors and maintenance.
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Guard rails, column protectors, rub rail and safety gates.
Learn MoreContainers
Rigid, collapsible and corrugated steel containers and hoppers.
Learn MorePick Modules
Multi-level picking structures for high-velocity fulfillment.
Learn MoreCantilever Rack
I-beam cantilever for lumber, pipe, bar stock and sheet.
Learn MorePortable Racks
Stackable, nesting, coil and pin racks that move with your flow.
Learn MoreShipping Racks
Custom returnable racks that protect parts in transit.
Learn MoreOptions & Accessories
Load stops, supports, column cores and rack add-ons.
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Which Rack System Fits Your Warehouse?
A practical comparison our engineers use in early project reviews. Density and selectivity always trade off, so start with your SKU count and inventory rotation.
| System | Storage Density | Pallet Selectivity | Inventory Rotation | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Selective Pallet Rack | Any (direct access) | High SKU counts, mixed loads, general distribution | ||
| Double-Deep Rack | LIFO | Two or more pallets per SKU, reach-truck operations | ||
| Pushback Rack | LIFO | Medium-velocity SKUs stored 2–6 pallets deep | ||
| Pallet Flow Rack | FIFO | Food, beverage and date-sensitive products | ||
| Drive-In / Drive-Through | LIFO / FIFO | Large quantities of few SKUs, cold storage | ||
| Cantilever Rack | Any | Lumber, pipe, bar stock and long or bulky items |
Ratings are relative guidance. Final capacity depends on pallet weight, clear height, forklift type, seismic zone and local code. Send your layout to [email protected] for an engineered recommendation.
Why FlexBeam
Engineering Excellence in Storage Solutions
International buyers need more than steel. They need a supplier who reads a floor plan, questions a load assumption and ships a system that goes together the first time.
- Layouts engineered with reference to ANSI MH16.1 (RMI), EN 15512 and AS 4084
- Load capacity plaques and assembly drawings for every order
- Impact-focused design that lowers lifetime repair costs, not just purchase price
- Export packing and component labeling for container shipments
Site & Load Review
We confirm pallet sizes, weights, clear height, forklift specs, sprinkler lines and floor slab data before any drawing begins.
Layout & Capacity Engineering
CAD layouts compare selective, high-density and pick-module options with pallet-position counts for each scenario.
Fabrication & Quality Control
Uprights, beams and connectors are produced to drawing, with dimensional and finish checks before release.
Export Packing & Documents
Coded bundles, packing lists and load documentation simplify customs clearance and on-site sorting.
Installation Guidance & Inspection
Assembly manuals and remote engineering support help your installer build safely, followed by inspection checklists.
Industry Insights
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Practical guidance on capacity, rack damage and total cost of ownership.
Warehouse Expansion vs. High-Density Storage Systems
Before committing to a building addition or new distribution center, make sure you are fully using the cube you already have. High-density racking often recovers capacity at a fraction of the cost.
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The Hidden Cost of Rack Damage, Part 2: Why Better Rack Design Delivers Long-Term ROI
The true cost of a rack system is not set on installation day. It is measured over years of operation, repairs and downtime.
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The Hidden Cost of Rack Damage, Part 1: Calculating the Real ROI of Impact-Resistant Racking
How forklift collisions affect total cost of ownership, and how to quantify the payback of impact-resistant rack design.
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Answers for Global Procurement Teams
The questions importers, distributors and facility managers ask most often before approving a racking project.
Ask an EngineerBoltless tubular racking uses closed-section uprights that resist forklift impact and assemble quickly without bolts, ideal for high-traffic selective storage. Structural racking uses hot-rolled steel channels bolted together, suited to heavy loads, drive-in, pushback, pallet flow and cold storage where maximum durability is required.
Pallet dimensions and weight, number of pallet positions, clear building height, forklift type and lift height, sprinkler layout, floor slab details, seismic zone and your inventory rotation method (FIFO or LIFO). A CAD floor plan speeds up layout design.
Projects can be engineered with reference to widely used specifications such as ANSI MH16.1 (RMI), EN 15512 and AS 4084, according to the destination market and the requirements of your local authority having jurisdiction.
Uprights, beams and accessories are bundled, labeled by component code and secured for container loading to prevent transit damage. Every shipment includes a packing list, assembly drawings and load capacity documentation.
Drive-in, pallet flow and pushback racking deliver the highest density by reducing aisles. Drive-in suits large quantities of one SKU, pallet flow suits FIFO rotation for perishables, and pushback suits multiple SKUs with LIFO rotation.
Let's Build Something Great.
Share your floor plan and load data. Our engineers will propose the right storage system.
