Cantilever Rack

That is cantilever rack. It carries long, bulky, or awkward loads on horizontal arms that stick out from a row of vertical columns, with no front upright in the way. It is the standard answer for dimensional lumber, pipe, tubing, bar stock, steel, furniture, and anything else that won't sit right on regular pallet beams. Arms mount single-sided against a wall or double-sided down an aisle, and that open front lets a forklift or sideloader grab full lengths fast. Valley designs, sells, and installs it throughout Northeast Ohio.

Pretty much anything long or hard to palletize. That covers dimensional lumber and plywood, steel pipe and tube, bar stock and extrusions, conduit, PVC, furniture, appliances, and rolled goods. Because the arms have no front upright, you can load and pick full lengths from the side or the front without fighting an obstruction. That is exactly why cantilever pairs so well with a sideloader.

Single-sided cantilever has arms on one side and sits against a wall. Double-sided carries arms on both sides of the column and stands out in the open, so you load it from either aisle and roughly double the capacity in the same footprint. Both share the same column-and-arm design. Call us at 888-952-7536 and we will size the column, arm length, and capacity to your loads and aisle layout.

Pallet racking cost depends on the system type, capacity, height, and number of bays. Selective rack is the most economical per position, while high-density systems like push-back and pallet flow cost more but store more in less space. Valley designs to your budget and gives a firm quote. Call 888-952-7536 for pricing on your project.

The right system depends on your SKU count, pallet volume, and rotation needs: selective rack for direct access to mixed SKUs, drive-in for high-density LIFO, push-back for density with selectivity, pallet flow for FIFO throughput, and cantilever for long loads. Valley designs the layout around how your operation actually runs across Northeast Ohio.

Forklift-damaged rack can usually be repaired rather than fully replaced. Valley provides engineered column repair kits, front-column and sub-frame replacement, and load-beam repair to restore rated capacity, with cooler/freezer engineer stamps available. We run 24-hour emergency rack repair across Northeast Ohio. Call 888-952-7536.