Cantilever Racking Georgetown, TX
So much warehouse space is wasted by horizontal storage. Posts, columns, and shelving can needlessly take up a large portion of your usable storage area. If you need to store oddly-shaped and sized items, such as pre-packaged lumber or pipes, cantilever racks provide advantages that conventional shelving simply cannot match.
OUR CANTILEVER RACKING & STORAGE SYSTEMS:
- Hold Hard-to-Shelve Items,
such as lumber, steel pipes, tubing, & more - Utilize Vertical Space
to get the most out of your warehouse - Provide Flexible Design
to customize your storage system for your needs
Since cantilever racks use beams or arms rather than shelves, it is easy to adjust the height, angle, and position of the arms. Depending on the size of your storage load, you can even add more cantilever arms to increase holding capacity. This reduces handling time and allows you to get more done in less time. When you can configure your racks exactly as you need them, stock is more accessible, enhancing productivity and accuracy across the board.
CANTILEVER TYPES AND USES
Cantilever racks, also known as lumber racks or pipe racking, are heavy-duty storage racks meant to hold long, bulky items that would otherwise be difficult to store in standard pallet racking. One of the biggest advantages to using cantilever racks in your warehouse is the easy access they provide. The open design of cantilever racking allows excellent line-of-sight to find items more easily and accurately.
LUMBER CANTILEVER
Cantilever racks are made with large, sturdy columns supporting horizontal arms with horizontal and vertical braces. These long cantilever beams are perfect for stacking and storing large pieces of:
- Lumber
- Plywood
- Wooden beams
- and more
Not sure whether you need light-duty, heavy-duty, or something in between? Get in touch with our storage experts to find the right cantilever racking system for your facility.
Long, thin items that can be especially difficult to store in a typical warehouse, such as:
- Piping
- Tubing
- Steel racks
- Beams
- Metal stock
Cantilever racks provide an open design that is highly visible, accessible, and easy to load and unload. Plus, with a sturdy internal support system and flexible design, cantilever racking is perfectly equipped to store even the heaviest items.
Looking to organize your warehouse inventory with cantilever racks? Contact us today to get started.
Our upright cantilever racks come in single or double-sided configurations, which allow for storage on both sides of the rack. This also helps fit more shelving per square foot, regardless of your facility’s size or shape. Simply Rack has a wide variety of sizes, models, and cantilever arm lengths with weight capacities to hold even the heaviest pipes, lumber, and more.
WHY CHOOSE SIMPLY RACK?
PERSONALIZED SERVICE
Our storage and racking solutions are unique to your facility and your needs.
IN-HOUSE STOCK & SUPPLIES
Don’t wait for shipping! We have supplies in-stock and ready to be installed in your warehouse.
SUPPORTING SERVICES
We go beyond supplying shelving to offer warehouse design, relocation, & more
CONTACT US
Are you growing? Simply Racks has what you need to expand your warehouse. Are you downsizing or closing? We’ll buy your surplus equipment at a competitive price. We service the US, Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, and Pacific Rim.
CALL US TODAY! (844) 722-7225
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN CENTRAL TEXAS
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cantilever?
A cantilever is an inflexible metal structure that is supported on one end, while stretching outward horizontally on the other end. It usually extends out from a strong vertical support like a wall or storage system.
Should I use a structural or roll-form rack?
A warehouse roll-form rack system is the racking of choice for light and medium storage, while on the other hand a structural rack is often the preferred solution for higher density and thicker
applications. Structural racks are thicker and the heavier construction offers improved resistance to impact from forklifts entering and exiting the racks.