Mezzanine
Direct access to every pallet – The most versatile storage system for warehouses and distribution centers.
- Teardrop-style upright frames and step beams
- Frame heights from 8 ft to 20 ft beams 8 ft to 12 ft
- Free layout design with every project
- Layout & CAD design
- Engineering & permit support
- Installation available
Flexible storage that grows with your business
Selective pallet racking is the most widely used storage system in North Americanwarehouses. Each pallet sits on its own pair of beams, so forklifts can reach anyload without moving another – ideal for operations with many SKUs, frequent inventory changes or mixed pallet sizes.
Beams adjust on the upright in small increments, so you can re-space levels asyour products change. When you need more capacity, add bays to the end of arowusing the same frames and beams.
NexRack supplies the frames, beams, decking and safety accessories – and our
team can help with layout design, permit documents and installation.
Direct Access
Reach every pallet without moving another
Flexible Layout
Adjustable beam levels fit changing loads
Easy to Expand
Add bays as your inventory grows
Fast Delivery
Common components stocked in the U.S.
Things to consider
Common applications
- Distribution centers
- Food & beverage
- 3PLwarehouses
- E-commerce
- Manufacturing
Choose the layout that fits your operation
Single-Deep
The standard configuration: one pallet deep from each aisle, with direct access to every load. Simple to plan, simple to expand.
Single-Deep
The standard configuration: one pallet deep from each aisle, with direct access to every load. Simple to plan, simple to expand.
With Picking Shelves
The standard configuration: one pallet deep from each aisle, with direct access to every load. Simple to plan, simple to expand.
Build your rack. Get a detailed quote.
Choose your frame, beams and accessories. We’ll review your configuration and send you a detailed quote – usually within one business day.
Everything that goes into a bay
Upright Frames
8' -20' tall,36"-48"deep
Step Beams
8' -12' lengths
Wire Decking
Drop-in, flared channel
Row Spacers
For back-to-back rows
Anchors
Wedge anchors for slab
Column Guards
8' -20' tall,36"-48"deep
Standard sizes
| Upright frame | Depths | Capacity | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| 96" (8') | 36" / 42" / 48" | [lb] | [Y/N] |
| 120" (10') | 36" / 42" / 48" | [lb] | [Y/N] |
| 144" (12') | 36" / 42" / 48" | [lb] | [Y/N] |
| 192" (16') | 42" / 48" | [lb] | [Y/N] |
| 240" (20') | 42" / 48" | [lb] | [Y/N] |
| Step beam | Face height | Capacity / pair | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| 96" (8') | [in] | [lb] | [Y/N] |
| 108" (9') | [in] | [lb] | [Y/N] |
| 120" (10') | [in] | [lb] | [Y/N] |
| 144" (12') | [in] | [lb] | [Y/N] |
Capacities depend on beam spacing and configuration. All values are confirmed by our team for your project.
How to size your pallet rack
Six quick steps. Not sure about a number? Send us what you have and we’ll work it out with you.
Frame height
Start from your clear height (ceiling or sprinkler heads, whichever is lower). Subtract about 18" of sprinkler clearance and the height of your tallest load. The result is the highest your top beam can go.
Frame depth
Take your pallet depth and subtract 6". That leaves a 3" overhang at the front and back, so the pallet rests securely on both beams.
Beam length
Leave at least 3" between each pallet and the upright, and 6" between pallets. Shorter beams carry more weight.
Beam levels
Level spacing = load height + 4"–6" clearance + the beam's own face height. Beam capacity depends on its length and face height — we'll match beams to your pallet weight.
Wire decking
Deck depth matches your frame depth. Deck width and count depend on beam length:
| Beam | Decks per level |
|---|---|
| 96" (8') | 2 × 46" wide |
| 108" (9') | 2 × 52" wide |
| 120" (10') | 2 × 58" wide |
| 144" (12') | 3 × 46" wide |
Starter & add-on bays
Every row begins with a starter bay (2 frames + beams). Each add-on bay (1 frame + beams) shares a frame with the bay next to it.
Projects & illustrations
Common questions
How do I choose the right frame depth?
Most US. wareheuses use 48″ deep pallels an 4″ deep frames, whichi lesves a 3 over hang al the frent and back. I your pallets area different sizs, tallus and welrecommend a depth
How tall should my racks be?
Rack height depends on your warehouse’s clear ceiling height, maximum forklift reach, and pallet load dimensions. As a general safety rule, ensure a minimum of 18 to 24 inches of clearance between the top of your pallet load and the lowest ceiling obstruction or fire sprinkler heads to meet local building codes. Contact our team with your facility dimensions, and we’ll calculate the optimal height for your space.
Is your racking compatlble with my exlsting racks?
Yes. Our selective pallet racking features the standard Teardrop pattern, which is the most widely used connection style in North America. This design allows our upright frames and step beams to seamlessly integrate with most standard teardrop racking systems. If you have non-standard, structural, or proprietary racking, share your specifications or photos with us, and our engineering team will verify compatibility.
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Send us your floor plan – we'll design the layout for free.