Bulk Storage Racks for Hand-Loaded Cartons

A pallet rack is a storage system designed to hold palletised goods, typically using beams, uprights and accessories such as wire decking or pallet supports. Selective pallet rack provides direct access to stored units and is suited to distribution, manufacturing, retail and other operations requiring SKU selectivity. Bulk storage racks are different because they are intended for hand-loaded cartons.

Pricing is available on request. The final cost depends on the storage system, carton dimensions, required configuration, layout, decking or accessories, installation requirements and project scope. Storage Products Company can review the application and provide an appropriate quotation for bulk storage, shelving or related rack systems.

There is no fixed number of rack types used in every warehouse. The appropriate combination depends on inventory, handling method, available space and picking requirements. Common systems represented here include bulk storage, rivet shelving, steel shelving, wire shelving, selective pallet rack and carton flow racks, each serving different storage or order-picking applications.

Bulk storage racks are used for larger, lightweight cartons and bulky inventory that can be loaded and picked manually. They support hand-stack warehouse operations, slower picking requirements, retail back-room storage, packaging supplies, apparel and soft goods, pillows and bedding, and other applications where forklift access is not required.

No. The Bulk Storage product is designed for manual hand-stack operations and is not intended for mechanical or forklift access. If inventory requires pallet handling or mechanical picking equipment, a selective pallet rack, steel shelving or another appropriately configured storage system may be more suitable.

Choose bulk storage when the operation handles larger, lightweight cartons manually and prioritises efficient use of shelf space. Choose carton flow racks when cartons, bins or totes require front picking, rear replenishment and FIFO inventory movement. Product selection should also consider carton dimensions, picking frequency, inventory controls and whether conveyor integration is needed.