StorX Solutions is a material handling supplier in Atlanta that designs, integrates, and installs pallet racking and automation around the way your operation actually moves product – so every bay, aisle, and pick face earns its place on the floor.
Atlanta moves more freight than anywhere else in the Southeast. With I-75, I-85, and I-20 meeting inside the Perimeter, Hartsfield-Jackson overhead, and inland volume feeding up from the Port of Savannah, warehouse space here works hard – and most operations run short on usable cube long before they run short on square footage. Product creeps into aisles, reserve stock buries the fast movers, and the top third of the building sits empty.
Rather than pulling a bay count from a catalog, StorX sizes the system to your numbers. Your Atlanta pallet rack layout is modeled in autoCAD by the design and engineering team from real throughput, SKU velocity, and the lift equipment already on your floor.
Before a single upright is specified, StorX walks your site to record the things that actually drive the design – load weights, forklift patterns, clear height, dock positions, and how often each SKU is picked. Those measurements set beam elevations and aisle widths, so what goes in fits the building instead of a template. Whether you are installing new pallet racking in Atlanta, GA or reconfiguring what is already there, the walkthrough comes first.
Fast movers, deep reserve, and long or awkward stock each behave differently, and forcing one configuration across the whole building trades away either selectivity or density. StorX zones the floor and specs a system to each:
Not everything ships on a pallet, and hand-loaded stock still has to carry weight and stay reachable. StorX specs shelving to the same load standards as the racking beside it:
Racking is where most projects start, but it is rarely all a building needs. As a material handling supplier in Atlanta, StorX brings the full range of warehouse solutions in Atlanta, GA under one roof – from static storage through material handling automation – so the storage, the equipment, and the controls are designed to work together instead of bolted on after the fact.
That approach covers the material handling equipment in Atlanta, GA that keeps a building moving – flow lanes, pick modules, workstations, and the conveyors that connect them – specified alongside the racking rather than sourced piecemeal. Designing material handling systems in Atlanta as one connected whole is what holds throughput steady as volume climbs, and it is why StorX stays the partner across Atlanta material handling projects from the first bay through full automation.
Spread a project across a separate supplier, engineer, and install crew and every gap between them becomes your problem. StorX keeps design, system integration, permitting, and installation inside one scope, so the drawing and the finished bay share a single point of accountability.
Because that integration work brings storage, automation, and controls together, the build stays coordinated end to end – and crews phase it zone by zone around your receiving and shipping windows, so product keeps flowing while the system goes up.
When conventional racking hits a labor or throughput ceiling – common for the high-volume distribution and fulfillment operations clustered along Atlanta’s interstate corridors – StorX builds material handling automation into the same footprint as the static racking, so manual and automated zones run off one layout and answer to one team.
Few Atlanta suppliers engineer static storage and full automation under one roof, which is what lets StorX phase a facility from conventional racking into automation on a single plan rather than a stack of disconnected projects.
Atlanta runs on distribution, and different operations pull the design in different directions – storage density, inventory rotation, secured access, or room to reconfigure later:
StorX supplies, designs, and installs new pallet racking in Atlanta, GA as one scope, and integrates it with the material handling equipment and automation around it. Every specification follows a walkthrough, since slab condition and column spacing shape the build.
Both. StorX handles pallet racking in Atlanta, GA and the wider material handling equipment in Atlanta that connects to it – shelving, flow systems, conveyors, and automation – designed as one system rather than assembled from separate vendors.
StorX works across the metro, including Marietta, Alpharetta, Duluth, Decatur, McDonough, and the Fulton Industrial corridor, with project coverage extending nationally.
Yes. Crews sequence installation around your live operation, working zone by zone so receiving, picking, and shipping keep running while the system goes up.
