Question 1

How do you decide between selective, push back, drive-in, and pallet flow racking?

Accepted Answer

It comes down to SKU count, pallet velocity, and how much selectivity your picking operation actually needs. Selective racking suits high-SKU, lower-volume operations; push back and pallet flow make sense when you have fewer SKUs and deeper lanes; drive-in works for uniform, slow-moving product. During a free design consultation we look at your pallet profile, throughput, and aisle constraints, then model the options so you can compare storage density against pick efficiency before committing.

Question 2

How much additional pallet position capacity can we realistically gain in an existing building?

Accepted Answer

Most Macon-area warehouses we walk into are leaving 20-40% of their cubic space unused, usually in the vertical dimension or in oversized aisles. Raising beam elevations, tightening aisle widths, and switching to a deeper-lane system frequently adds thousands of pallet positions without adding a square foot of building. We quantify the gain in the CAD layout so you see the exact position count before and after.

Question 3

What does your free warehouse design consultation actually include?

Accepted Answer

We review your building dimensions, column grid, sprinkler layout, product profile, and material handling equipment, then produce a CAD layout with rack elevations, aisle widths, and total pallet positions. You get the drawing and the capacity numbers at no cost and with no obligation. If you want to compare two or three configurations, we will draw them all so the decision is based on data rather than a sales pitch.

Question 4

Who performs the installation and how is the site managed?

Accepted Answer

Installations are handled by vetted professional rack installation crews we coordinate and manage. Frames are plumbed, anchored to the slab per engineering, and clipped and inspected before the system is turned over. We walk the finished system with you and confirm the layout matches the approved drawing.

Question 5

What do you need from us before installation day?

Accepted Answer

A clear floor in the work area, confirmed slab condition and thickness, and a point of contact for site access and safety orientation. If any product needs to be relocated, we will build that into the phasing plan ahead of time so nothing stops on the day the crew shows up.

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