Storage Racking and Shelving

Discover a wide range of storage solutions tailored to optimize your warehouse space. Whatever your storage needs, AMH provides solutions that fit your space and operational requirements seamlessly.

Pallet Racking

There is a wide range of styles when it comes to pallet racking. Every warehouse and business have different storage needs. When it comes time to upgrade your pallet racking or start from scratch, you need to know all the options you have for your warehouse space.

The most basic form and most popular form of pallet racking is Selective Pallet Racking. You can design this style of rack to accommodate various material sizes. These racking systems are called “Selective” because they allow users to select any pallet from the racking system without having to relocated other pallets first.

If you are needing a different style other than Selective, the options are endless. Here are a few other styles of pallet racking that might be the perfect fit for your warehouse.

Drive-In Rack

A “Last In, First Out” storage style. This option creates a smaller footprint in your warehouse. Drive In is a high density storage solution for a warehouse or distribution center. You can store anywhere from 2-10 pallet positions deep with this style of racking.

Cantilever Rack

A style of storage for vertically storing bulky or long products like pipes, carpet rolls, or lumber. Uprights can be used for single- or double-sided storage.

Pallet Flow Rack

This style of racking is good for “First In, First Out” storage. You load material from one side and pull material from the other. Pallet Flow racking maximizes storage by minimizing the aisles. This style of storage can hold up to 20 pallets deep.

Pushback Rack

A “Last In, First Out” storage option. This style of rack uses carts that sit on rails in the racking. You can store anywhere from 2-6 pallets deep. Once a pallet is removed gravity will move the next pallet in to place.

Carton Flow Rack

This style of racking is good for “First In, First Out” storage. You load material from one side and pull material from the other. Pallet Flow racking maximizes storage by minimizing the aisles. This style of storage can hold up to 20 pallets deep.

Gravity Flow Rack

Gravity flow racking utilizes gravity to load, organize, and retrieve cartons or pallets in warehouses, promoting space maximization, productivity improvement, and enhanced employee safety. These systems operate on a first in, first out (FIFO) basis, where items automatically move forward as space becomes available, facilitated by wheels or rollers on sloped shelves. Gravity flow racks offer high-density storage and customizable configurations for pallets and cartons, making them ideal for pick modules, where quick access and efficient turnover are crucial.

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Industrial Shelving

When it comes to managing space in warehouse facilities, industrial shelving is an excellent choice that provides numerous advantages. Efficient use of warehouse space is critical, and industrial shelving excels in maximizing facility capacity effectively. These shelving units are typically easy to assemble, integrating smoothly into workflow processes without causing delays. They offer a cost-effective, long-term solution for optimizing space within your business’s warehouse.

Steel Shelving

Steel shelving is the most common type of shelving, made entirely of steel, which enhances its durability and ability to hold products of various weight capacities. It is easy to assemble and reconfigure, making it a versatile storage solution.

Rivet Shelving

Rivet shelving is a robust and versatile storage solution. Constructed from sturdy metal frames and beams, rivet shelving systems are designed to support substantial weight loads, making them ideal for storing heavy items such as tools, equipment, and inventory.

Bulk Rack Shelving

Bulk rack shelving is a storage solution designed for light to medium weight products that are handled manually, rather than by pallet transportation. With access from all sides, bulk rack shelving is an ideal choice for facilities with limited storage space.

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