Selective Pallet Racking
Direct access to every pallet position. The default choice for 3PLs, retail DCs and manufacturers managing many SKUs with fast turnover.
- 100% Pallet Access
- Single or Double Deep
- 48″ × 40″ GMA Ready
From 100% selective access to deep-lane, high-density storage, each system is roll-formed, punched, welded and powder-coated in-house, with load ratings supplied in pounds per beam level so your team can plan against real North American pallet weights.
Direct access to every pallet position. The default choice for 3PLs, retail DCs and manufacturers managing many SKUs with fast turnover.
Forklifts drive into the rack to store deep lanes of the same SKU, eliminating most aisles. Ideal for seasonal, bulk and frozen goods on LIFO rotation.
Inclined roller lanes move pallets from load face to pick face by gravity, enforcing true FIFO for date-coded food, beverage and pharmaceutical stock.
A battery-powered shuttle carries pallets inside the lane, so forklifts never enter the rack. Supports FIFO or LIFO and reduces rack impact damage.
Open-front arms store lumber, pipe, tubing, rebar and sheet goods without vertical obstruction. A staple for lumber yards and building supply dealers.
Nested carts on inclined rails store 2–6 pallets deep per lane. Delivers drive-in density while keeping more SKUs accessible at each pick face.
Free-standing platforms for picking, packing, offices or light assembly. Custom decking, stairs, gates and handrails specified to your layout.
Pallet racking carries a walkable picking floor above, combining bulk storage below with each-pick, packing or sorting operations overhead.
Most racking decisions come down to three variables: how many SKUs you carry, how many pallets per SKU, and whether stock must rotate first-in, first-out. Use this engineer-prepared comparison as a starting point before requesting a layout.
| System | Pallet Access | Storage Density | Rotation | Best Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Selective | Every pallet | Any | High-SKU 3PL, retail and e-commerce DCs | |
| Double Deep | First of two | LIFO | Mid-SKU warehouses with reach trucks | |
| Push Back | Front of lane | LIFO | Beverage, building products, 2–6 pallets per SKU | |
| Drive-In | Lane entry | LIFO | Cold storage, seasonal and bulk single-SKU stock | |
| Pallet Flow | Pick face | FIFO | Date-coded food, beverage and pharma | |
| Radio Shuttle | Lane end | FIFO / LIFO | Freezers and high-volume deep-lane storage | |
| Cantilever | Open front | Any | Lumber, pipe, steel and long loads |
Density ratings are relative and assume equal building footprint and clear height. Final capacity depends on pallet size, load weight, forklift type and local code requirements reviewed by your engineer of record.
Guangzhou Heda Shelves Co., Ltd. has designed and manufactured warehouse storage systems since 2001. Our 30,000 m² (approx. 323,000 sq ft) factory and 300+ skilled workers and engineers produce up to 30,000 tons of racking steel per month, covering selective, drive-in, push back, pallet flow, radio shuttle and cantilever racking, plus industrial shelving and mezzanine floors.
For North American buyers, we operate as a one-stop partner: layout design, structural calculation, manufacturing, container loading and installation guidance are handled by a single team, giving you one point of accountability from first drawing to final inspection.
Procurement managers and warehouse operators work with us to reduce cost per pallet position without compromising on structural integrity, documentation or delivery reliability.
01Lessons from 10,000+ projects inform every beam connector, base plate and bracing pattern we specify.
02Plan views, elevations and 3D renderings in feet and inches, so you can compare pallet positions before committing budget.
03Pickling, phosphating and electrostatic powder coating protect against corrosion, with batch QC before every container is sealed.
04Frame heights, beam lengths, colors and accessories built around your pallets, forklifts and building constraints.
Every industry has a different storage bottleneck. Select your sector to see the problem we solve most often and the systems we typically recommend.

Storage systems for grain processors, seed companies, feed mills, fertilizer distributors and farm co-ops. We design around heavy bagged loads and seasonal volume swings so trucks load faster during planting and harvest.

From tires and bumpers to clips and fasteners, automotive inventory spans every size. We combine longspan shelving, tire racks and rack-supported mezzanines so dealerships and aftermarket distributors pick faster in less floor space.

Pro dealers, lumber yards and building material distributors need open-access storage for long, heavy and awkward stock. We specify cantilever, pallet and drive-in racking that keeps lumber, drywall, pipe and roofing organized indoors or out.

For food manufacturers, beverage producers, grocery wholesalers and cold chain 3PLs. Pallet flow and push back systems enforce date rotation, reduce product damage from floor stacking and support audit-ready traceability.

Every cubic foot of refrigerated space carries energy cost. High-density drive-in and radio shuttle racking can store significantly more pallets in the same freezer footprint, while coatings and components are selected for low-temperature duty.

For chemical manufacturers, lubricant distributors and paint warehouses. Heavy-duty racking with drum supports, safety accessories and segregated layouts helps you organize hazardous and non-hazardous inventory in line with your site's safety plan.
Real installations designed, manufactured and shipped by our team. Each project follows the same engineering, QC and export documentation process we use for US and Canadian customers.
Reinforced uprights and heavy beams sized for drum and IBC loads, with a segregated layout for safer handling.
Pallet Racking Projects
A multi-level picking floor built on pallet racking to add pick faces without expanding the building.
Mezzanine Projects
Reinforced racking supports multiple picking tiers for thousands of mixed-size automotive SKUs.
View Case StudiesA transparent workflow with written approvals at each stage, so your purchasing, operations and engineering teams always know what happens next.

Share your building drawing, clear height, pallet specs and forklift data. Receive an itemized quote within 24 hours.

CAD plans, elevations, 3D renderings and structural calculations prepared for your engineer of record.

In-house roll forming, welding and powder coating with dimensional and coating checks on every batch.

Container-optimized packing, labeled bundles and installation drawings for a faster install on site.
Every upright and beam passes through the same controlled sequence before it leaves the factory.
STEP 01Certified steel coil inspected on arrival.
STEP 02Coil slit and cut to exact profile widths.
STEP 03Automated punching for consistent beam pitch.
STEP 04Cold-formed sections for higher strength.
STEP 05Roll-formed uprights and box beams.
STEP 06Edges and welds deburred for safe handling.
STEP 07Connectors and base plates welded to spec.
STEP 08Pretreatment for coating adhesion.
STEP 09Electrostatic finish in your specified color.
STEP 10Final inspection, labeling and container loading.
Third-party certification gives your procurement and safety teams verifiable evidence of how we manufacture. Certificate copies are available for supplier qualification and vendor onboarding.







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Yes. Systems are packed for ocean freight in 20 ft and 40 ft containers and shipped to major North American ports such as Los Angeles/Long Beach, Houston, Savannah, New York/New Jersey and Vancouver. FOB and CIF terms are standard, and delivered options can be discussed per project.
Yes. Layouts and load tables can be issued in both imperial (lbs, ft, in) and metric units so your team, installer and engineer of record can review them without conversion.
We supply structural calculations, component specifications and shop drawings for each project. These documents are prepared to support review by your local engineer of record, who stamps drawings and confirms seismic and permit requirements for your jurisdiction.
Send your building dimensions, clear height, pallet size, pallet weight and forklift type. Our engineers typically return a CAD layout, 3D rendering and itemized quotation within 24 hours.
Yes. Beam lengths, frame depths and pallet supports are sized around 48″ × 40″ GMA pallets as well as custom pallet and container sizes used in your facility.
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