Push Back Racking
Push Back Racking is a high-density pallet storage system designed to maximize warehouse capacity while maintaining efficient access to stored goods. The system uses inclined rails and nested pallets, allowing multiple pallets to be stored within the same lane and reducing the need for multiple access aisles.
AME Storage Solutions provides durable and customizable Push Back Racking systems designed for warehouses that handle large quantities of palletized products. The system operates on a Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) basis, making it particularly suitable for products with longer storage cycles, bulk inventory, and operations where high storage density is a priority.
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Execution & Handover Process
Warehouse Assessment
Our team evaluates the warehouse dimensions, floor area, ceiling height, existing storage systems, access points, and available storage space.
Storage Requirement Analysis
We assess pallet dimensions, pallet weight, inventory volume, SKU requirements, storage duration, and product turnover.
LIFO Requirement Assessment
We determine whether LIFO storage is suitable for the operation and confirm the required pallet access and inventory rotation strategy.
Why Choose AME Racking Company?
We deliver high-density storage racking systems that optimize space, ensure safety inspections, and maintain loading index tolerances across Saudi Arabia.
Space Optimized
Code Compliant
High-Density Storage
Allows multiple pallets to be stored within each lane, increasing overall warehouse capacity.
Maximum Space Utilization
Makes efficient use of available warehouse depth and vertical space.
Reduced Aisle Requirements
Multiple pallets can be stored in deep lanes, reducing the need for numerous storage aisles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Push Back Racking is a high-density pallet storage system that allows multiple pallets to be stored in each lane using inclined rails and movable carts or rollers.
When a new pallet is loaded, it pushes the existing pallets deeper into the storage lane. When the front pallet is removed, the pallets behind it move forward automatically due to gravity.
Push Back Racking normally operates on a Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) basis, making it suitable for inventory where strict FIFO rotation is not required.
Push Back Racking maximizes storage density, reduces the number of required access aisles, improves warehouse space utilization, and provides efficient access to multiple pallets within each storage lane.
Push Back Racking is suitable for warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, bulk storage operations, and other facilities handling large quantities of palletized products where high storage density is important.
Yes. Push Back Racking can be customized based on warehouse dimensions, pallet size, load capacity, storage depth, required number of pallets per lane, and available floor space