Drive in or drive through racking is a storage system that maximizes the use of available warehouse space in the detriment of immediate accessibility. These racks can go as deep as twelve pallets and as high as six to seven pallets, although selectivity becomes increasingly reduced with more complex systems.
Warehouses handling high volumes of stock can benefit most from the implementation of drive in racking, while in some cases, only part of a warehouse is converted to this type of storage for an optimal effect. In what follows, you can find out more about the advantages and drawbacks of drive in pallet racking and whether the latter is a good choice for your storage space.