Double-Deep Pallet Racking Systems
StorX Solutions engineers and installs double-deep pallet racking that gives operations with uniform SKUs and high-volume inventory a denser, more efficient alternative to standard selective racking.
High-Density Double-Deep Racking Built for Operations Running Out of Room to Grow
StorX designs high-density, double-deep racking around your pallet profile, forklift reach capabilities, and inventory flow, so your floor works harder without requiring a facility expansion. When your bays are full, and inventory keeps coming, the answer isn’t more aisles. It’s more depth. Two pallets deep per bay puts significantly more product in the square footage you’re already paying for.
Getting that density right starts with your operation, not a standard template. With over 50 years of combined experience, we evaluate how your inventory moves before specifying a single component so the system your team works in every day is built around your reality.
Get Twice the Pallet Depth From the Aisle Space You Already Have
When every bay in your selective system is full and you’re still receiving inventory, throughput slows, staging areas get clogged, and your team starts making decisions that compromise the system’s integrity. A double deep rack system from StorX gives your operation room to breathe by storing twice the pallet depth in the same aisle footprint, so your floor plan works harder without a facility expansion.
Our Turnkey Double-Deep Pallet Racking Solutions
StorX manages design, integration, and double-deep pallet rack installation as one coordinated engagement, so you’re not piecing together vendors across a complex project. We handle everything from initial layout through final load verification under one point of contact, and we’re accountable for how the system performs long after installation day.
Operations That Gain the Most From Our Double-Deep Selective Racking Systems
Double-deep selective racking delivers the most value in operations storing uniform SKUs in high volume, where LIFO inventory rotation is acceptable and reach truck capability is already in place. StorX brings direct experience to the facilities where density matters most and designs every system around the real constraints of your operation.
Industries StorX Serves
We serve clients nationally with a strong regional focus in Atlanta and across the Southeast from Texas to the East Coast.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Double-Deep Pallet Racking Systems
Do we need special equipment to operate a double-deep rack system?
Yes, and that’s the most important tradeoff to understand before committing to this system. A double-deep rack system requires a reach truck with double-deep reach capability to access the rear pallet position. If your operation currently runs standard counterbalance forklifts, you’ll need to factor equipment cost or rental into the decision. StorX walks you through that tradeoff during the walkthrough so you have a complete picture before any commitment is made.
Is double-deep pallet racking right for every type of inventory?
Not for every operation. Double-deep racking works best when you’re storing uniform SKUs in bulk, where first-in-last-out rotation is acceptable. If your inventory requires strict FIFO rotation, frequent access to individual SKUs, or has significant pallet variation, a different system will serve you better. StorX evaluates your inventory profile honestly and tells you whether double-deep is the right answer or whether another high-density option fits your needs more precisely.
What does double-deep pallet rack installation involve, and how long does it take?
Double-deep pallet rack installation involves layout planning, permitting where required, precise installation sequencing, and load verification before the system goes live. Timeline depends on your facility size, existing infrastructure, and operational schedule. StorX builds the installation plan around your active operation so throughput isn’t sacrificed during the project, and we give you a realistic timeline during the walkthrough before any work begins.
