Warehouse Design & Space Planning

Warehouse space planning is the process of designing how a building's cubic space gets used (rack type and layout, aisle widths, pick faces, and flow) to store the most product while keeping operations efficient and safe. Valley space-plans warehouses across the region, modeling your real inventory and equipment before recommending a layout. Call 888-952-7536 to get started.

We match the rack system to each part of your inventory. Fast-moving SKUs go in selective or pallet-flow rack for speed, while slow, high-quantity SKUs go in drive-in or push-back for density. By zoning the warehouse instead of using one system everywhere, you gain pallet positions where density matters and keep selectivity where throughput matters.

Yes. Valley delivers scaled CAD layout drawings showing rack runs, aisle widths, dock and column locations, and the total pallet-position count for each option, so you can compare designs on paper before committing. Those layouts then feed directly into stamped permit drawings and installation.

Always. Aisle width is one of the biggest levers in a layout. We design around your existing lift trucks (counterbalance, reach, turret or very-narrow-aisle) or, if you are open to it, show what a narrower-aisle truck would gain you in pallet positions. The aisles are sized to the truck's turning radius plus safe clearance.

For most projects where Valley supplies and installs the rack, the design and layout work is rolled into the project rather than billed separately. Standalone consulting is quoted by scope. Call 888-952-7536 and we will explain how it works for your project.

Yes. An accurate layout depends on a real field measure: building dimensions, clear heights, column grid, dock positions, slab condition, and sprinkler heads. We come to your facility, capture the as-built conditions, and design from those, not from assumptions.