Cantilever Racking Styles

Store bulky, irregular, long and odd-shaped items at low cost. Achieve maximum utilization of cubic warehouse space without front posts or columns to restrict horizontal space.

Cantilever Racking Systems are designed for the storage of long and heavy sections. Steel bars, tubes, furniture, plywood, piping, metal and Formica sheets are typical of items suitable for cantilever rack storage.

When decked to provide rows of continuous shelves, cantilever racks are ideal for the storage of large cases, furniture, etc. This racking can be used either outdoors or indoors equally.

Often used with side-loading forklifts or counterbalanced lift trucks in narrow aisle configurations, it can also be fitted with product retaining trays or with beams to provide continuous uninterrupted storage.

Cantilever Racking may be the best fit for your application.

• Easier to use: With no front column in the way, cantilever racks are faster to load and unload, lowering handling time and costs.
• More flexible: Loads may be placed anywhere along the entire length of a row on a cantilever rack.
• More compact: The lack of a front column saves horizontal space normally lost to rack structure. Handling clearance is also more abundant.
• More selective: Any load or storage slot is immediately accessible.
• More economical: Both reduced handling times and increased space utilization make cantilever racks more cost-efficient. Additionally, cantilever racks become more economical as load length increases, while standard pallet racks increase in costs.
• More adaptable: Cantilever racks can store nearly any type of load. They are especially useful for storing long, bulky, or oddly-shaped loads.