Pushback Rack in Draper, UT

Pushback rack depth follows replenishment quantities

Reserve planning between Draper receiving and dispatch

Around Draper Industrial Park and the 12300 South corridor, access to I-15 can make receiving and dispatch compete for the same floor. A fulfillment warehouse carrying packaged food or auto parts should protect staging space before assigning reserve lanes. Food lots may need shallower, separated lanes, while repeated parts replenishment can support deeper assignments. We operate as a division of Warehouse Equipment & Supplies Co., which has been supplying and installing warehouse equipment since 1997.

Pallet contact

Measure the underside, runner direction, deck condition, and load overhang. Cart bearing surfaces must support the actual pallet throughout travel, not merely match its nominal outside dimensions.

Structural loading

Size beams and frames using actual maximum pallet weights, lane depth, system reactions, and proposed storage elevations. Include uneven product weights rather than substituting one convenient average.

Handling clearance

Check lift height, attachment geometry, aisle turning space, and placement visibility. Although the truck remains outside the storage lane, its loaded approach still governs usable aisle dimensions.

Existing steel

Treat an addition to existing rack as a compatibility review. Identify the frame and beam system, condition, connections, and capacity documentation before considering cart assemblies or altered loading.

Selective rack preserves direct access to each pallet and can carry the changing assortment that feeds active picking. Combining selective positions with deeper reserve lanes lets fast-moving cartons and slower reserve pallets follow different handling patterns rather than forcing both into one storage rule.

Drive-in storage can accommodate larger homogeneous batches, but the forklift enters its structure to place and retrieve loads. Here, operators work from the aisle instead. Compare truck-entry requirements, lane quantities, and available working room rather than treating the two systems as interchangeable density options.

Where food products require first-in, first-out handling, evaluate pallet flow with separate loading and retrieval faces. Gravity movement alone does not make a storage system FIFO. Its direction of travel and access arrangement must support the required sequence, including any lot separation.

Bring the reserve pattern, not just the building dimensions

Send inventory quantities, loaded pallet photographs, weight ranges, and a sketch showing receiving and dispatch. Include the shifts when replenishment occurs. We can develop a storage scope around lane occupancy, handling space, and any existing equipment that needs verification before reuse. (801) 942-0493.

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