How do I handle seasonal peaks with pushback?

Size lanes for normal stock and let selective bays take the overflow. Lanes built only for peak season leave empty carts most of the year.

Can I add on to my existing rack?

Usually, if connectors match. Teardrop styles vary by manufacturer, so send a photo of the upright face, beam connector and any label and we will match it.

What size rack do I need for 48-inch pallets?

Lane depth is a multiple of pallet depth plus clearance between positions. We measure your real pallets, including overhang, before setting frame depth.

How many pallet positions will pushback add near Moorland Road?

That depends on clear height, aisle width and lane depth. Our free CAD layout gives the exact count for your building, compared against your current selective rows.

Brookfield, Wisconsin

Pushback Rack in Brookfield, WI

Name: Milwaukee Pallet Rack
Address: 7311 W Greenfield Ave., Milwaukee, WI, 53214, US
Telephone: (414) 260-3593
Price range: $$

Pushback rack in Brookfield gives wholesale distributors more pallet positions inside the same walls by storing loads in lanes rather than single openings. A lane holds two to six pallets on carts that glide along slightly pitched rails.

Pallets load and unload from the aisle face only, so the last one in is the first one out. We are part of Warehouse Equipment & Supplies Co., a company supplying and installing warehouse rack since 1997, and we size lanes around how your stock really moves.

(414) 260-3593

Brookfield Distribution Floors and Pushback Rack

Brookfield warehouses off Moorland Road and Capitol Drive tend to be mid-size buildings with office frontage and limited storage depth. Cutting even one aisle can open room for a staging lane or packing line.

Commercial supply businesses near I-94 often carry seasonal items in large quantities for a few months. Deep lanes absorb that surge, then hold everyday stock the rest of the year.

Wholesale buildings near I-94 also tend to have dock doors on one wall only. That pushes storage toward the back, which is where deep lanes do their best work. Forklifts travel a little farther per putaway, but the gain in positions usually outweighs that, and the front of the building stays open for staging.

Lane depth set from yearly stock levels

Room freed for staging and packing

Phased installs that keep docks open

High-density pushback rack lanes loaded with pallets

Pushback pallet racking showing cart rails and load beams

Moorland Road and Capitol Drive Warehouses

Wholesale and commercial supply near I-94 handle seasonal surges that reward deeper lanes.

Wholesale distribution

Light assembly

Commercial supply

Inside a Pushback Pallet Rack Lane

Understanding the lane itself makes the layout decisions easier.

Carts nest together

Each position has its own cart; carts stack inside each other at the front when the lane is empty.

Rails set the pitch

A slight incline returns pallets toward the aisle as the front load is removed.

Beams carry rails

Front and rear beams support the rail assembly, so their capacity covers every pallet in the lane.

Drivers push square

Forklifts set each new load against the front pallet and ease the lane back.

Brookfield Push Back Racking Projects, Start to Finish

We look at a full year of stock levels, not just today's count. Lanes sized only for peak season sit half empty in spring, so depth is chosen for the typical load with selective bays covering overflow.

Pushback beams carry a whole lane, so they are heavier than standard step beams. Frames are rated for that load at your chosen beam spacing, and the ratings are posted on load plaques.

Installation is phased around receiving. Experienced installation crews we schedule and manage build one zone while your team keeps working in the next.

Beam and frame sizing deserve a real conversation. A two-deep lane doubles the weight a beam pair carries; a five-deep lane multiplies it again. Push back racking beams are rated for that whole load, so the right numbers start with your heaviest pallet.

Off Capitol Drive, several distributors keep selective rows for picking and convert only the back third of the building. That hybrid gets most of the density gain from a pushback pallet rack without touching the pick path.

Compare the storage choices for your operation: Brookfield warehouse rack; the pushback system; Brookfield pallet flow; Brookfield drive-in.

Seasonal wholesale stock

Commercial supply reserve

Mid-size buildings near I-94

Light assembly components

Call (414) 260-3593