Santa Fe Pallet Rack
Pallet Racks Across Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico
Pallet racks for Santa Fe and northern New Mexico need to fit the building, the load and the lift truck—not a standard drawing borrowed from another warehouse.
We plan new warehouse racking for all 23 towns below. Send your pallet sizes, heaviest loads and clear height so we can compare storage systems before quoting.
Warehouse Racking Sized Around the Receiving Door
A rack plan starts with usable clear height, the forklift’s actual reach and the pallet’s loaded footprint. Door locations and turning room set the receiving path; aisle widths set how much space remains for storage. We lay out both before counting pallet positions.
Selective rack keeps mixed SKUs accessible. Pushback groups several pallets of an item in one lane, while pallet flow supports FIFO rotation. Drive-in suits bulk stock with few SKUs. Cantilever carries long loads; carton flow puts cases within reach for picking.
From Measurements to an Installation Scope
Send a building sketch, door positions, clear height, pallet dimensions and the heaviest load per level. A free CAD layout shows the rack rows and position count, and an itemized quote separates components, freight and installation.
We coordinate supply with experienced installation crews we schedule and manage. Lead time is confirmed on the quote. Los Lunas is included at approximately 85 driving miles, beyond the usual 75-mile target; discuss the job location when requesting a quote.
Warehouse Racking Questions
Warehouse Racking Across Northern New Mexico
Send Your Pallet Sizes. Start With a Layout.
A free CAD layout and itemized quote put beam capacity, pallet positions and installation scope in writing.