
Drive In racking
Forklifts enter the rack tunnels to store and retrieve pallets — up to 70–80% denser than Selective.


High-density racking
Drive In racking is configured as lanes (tunnels) that forklifts enter to store and retrieve pallets. Loads rest on guide rails running along the depth of the rack.
By minimizing aisle space, the system raises storage density by 70–80% versus conventional Selective. It is a strong fit for warehouses storing large volumes of uniform SKUs.
Key benefits
- Forklifts drive directly into the rack structure
- Guide rails run along the full lane depth
- 70–80% higher density than Selective racking
- Ideal for large volumes of uniform goods
Technical specifications
- Storage density
- +70–80%
- Principle
- LIFO
- Structure
- Lane / tunnel layout
- Application
- Uniform-SKU warehouses
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