Cantilever racks offer optimal storage for bulky, long, or oddly shaped materials.
Warehouses are unique facilities that often demand specialized storage solutions, as our team at Carolina Material Handling Inc. knows well. We’re prepared to offer a variety of material handling and storage solutions to make your operations as efficient as possible, including storage options like cantilever racks. This type of storage solution is ideal for any facility that deals with bulky, long, or oddly shaped materials, and our team would be happy to help you determine if they’re right for your operation.
Key Features of Cantilever Racks
Cantilever racks differ from traditional pallet racking systems, which typically feature vertical frames on both ends. Instead of two outer frames, cantilever racks feature a central vertical support with attached arms that extend out from it, allowing unobstructed access to the stored materials and flexible storage options for items that might otherwise be difficult to store efficiently. Cantilever racks feature:
- Open Design — There are no vertical front supports, so loading and unloading long or bulky materials is easier.
- Adjustable Arms — The cantilever arms are often adjustable, so you can accommodate different-sized products without having to invest in multiple storage solutions for each product.
- Durable Materials — Cantilever racks are usually made from heavy-duty steel, which means they’re able to handle heavy loads.
We offer both single-sided cantilever racks, which can be positioned against a wall, and double-sided racks, which are accessible from both sides and are ideal for open storage areas. Both designs help you maximize your space.
If you’d like to add cantilever racks to your North Carolina storage facility, our team can help you find the right setup for your unique space. Contact us today to learn more or to explore our other material handling solutions.
At Carolina Material Handling Inc., we supply heavy-duty cantilever rack storage systems to businesses in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Indiana, Wisconsin, California, Illinois, Virginia, and Georgia.
