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Selective Pallet Racking

Australia's most popular warehouse storage solution — offering maximum accessibility, flexibility and cost-effective storage for every pallet.

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INTRODUCTION

What is Selective Pallet Racking?

Selective pallet racking is the most widely used pallet storage system in Australia and the world. Built from upright steel frames and horizontal beams, it stores palletised goods on multiple levels while allowing forklifts to access every pallet directly from the aisle — no shuffling, no double-handling.

The system works on a simple principle: one pallet in, one pallet out. Each pallet position is independent, giving warehouse teams 100% selectivity across the entire stock. Load levels are fully adjustable, so bays can be reconfigured as pallet sizes and product ranges change.

Selective racking delivers the lowest cost per pallet position of any racking system, combined with the fastest pick rates. That combination makes it the natural choice for warehouses handling many SKUs, fast-moving inventory, or a mix of both.

It is used across food and beverage, retail, e-commerce, cold storage, third-party logistics, manufacturing, automotive and general wholesale — anywhere pallet storage needs to be organised, safe and productive.

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Key Features

Engineered to Australian Standards for warehouses that demand performance, safety and long service life.

Maximum Accessibility

Every pallet can be accessed directly at any time.

Flexible Configuration

Fits any pallet size, weight and warehouse layout.

Cost Effective

Lowest investment among all pallet racking systems.

Easy Installation

Quick to install, dismantle and relocate as you grow.

Forklift Compatible

Works with counterbalance and reach forklifts.

Fully Expandable

Add bays, beams or entire runs whenever you need.

Use of selective pallet racking

Selective pallet racking is ideal for businesses such as retailers and wholesalers, who typically have a wide range of SKUs with minimal stock.

One of the most important factors when deciding whether or not selective racking is right for you is the number of SKUs (stock-keeping units) in comparison to the number of actual pallets of the product being stored.

The greater the number of SKUs, the more important the role of selectivity and accessibility will be. The lower the number of SKUs in relation to the number of pallets being stored, the less important selectivity is.

Use of selective pallet racking

When not to use selective racking

Each warehouse storage facility has its own unique set of challenges and goals, therefore we recommend consulting a warehouse layout and design specialist for a professional opinion to assist you in achieving the optimum storage solution for you.

INTRODUCTION

Why Choose Selective Pallet Racking?

The right storage system pays for itself in productivity. Here’s what selective racking delivers on day one:

OUR PROCESS

Installation Process

A clear six-step process from first site visit to final certification.

Site Inspection
1
Warehouse Layout
2
Design Approval
3
Manufacturing
4
Installation
5
Quality Inspection
6

OUR WORKS

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is selective pallet racking?

Selective pallet racking is the most widely used warehouse storage system in Australia. It provides direct access to every pallet via upright frames and horizontal beams, making it ideal for warehouses with a wide variety of SKUs.

Standard systems support 1,000–4,500 kg per pallet position. Custom heavy-duty configurations can be engineered for higher loads to AS 4084-2012.

Absolutely. Selective racking is fully modular — you can start with a handful of bays and expand as your operation grows.

Most installations are completed within 3–10 working days depending on the size of the system and site conditions.

Yes. Additional bays, beams, levels and runs can be added at any time with minimal disruption to your operations.

Selective racking works with counterbalance, reach and articulated forklifts. Aisle widths are designed around your specific fleet.

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