How deep can lanes go in an Industrial Park building?

Up to six pallets, but depth should match stock per SKU. Wide bays allow deep lanes; whether you fill them depends on how many pallets each item holds.

Will wide building products fit on carts?

Usually, once we confirm overhang and board direction. Send dimensions of the widest load and we size carts and lane width to suit.

What aisle width does pushback need?

The same as selective for your truck: about 12 to 13 feet for counterbalance or 8 to 10 feet for reach trucks. The gain comes from having fewer aisles.

How much weight can each level hold?

Capacity is figured per lane, per level, from your heaviest pallet times lane depth. Frame capacity is then checked at your beam spacing and posted on load plaques.

New Berlin, Wisconsin

Pushback Rack in New Berlin, WI

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

Pushback rack in New Berlin works well for packaging and building products companies whose pallets arrive by the truckload and leave a few at a time. Lanes hold two to six loads deep on carts, so one aisle face covers what used to need several.

Last pallet in comes out first, which suits corrugated, film and building materials that do not expire. Our company is a division of Warehouse Equipment & Supplies Co., supplying and installing since 1997, and every layout we draw begins with your real pallets.

(414) 260-3593

Industrial Park Buildings Built for Pushback Rack

The New Berlin Industrial Park has many 24 to 30 foot clear buildings with wide column bays. That geometry suits four-deep lanes at four or five levels, a big jump in positions per square foot.

Near Moorland Road and I-43, packaging converters often run raw rolls in and finished pallets out of the same dock wall. Deep reserve lanes along the back wall keep that dock zone open.

Four-deep lanes in wide column bays

Overhang checked for odd loads

Convert or add-on options compared

High-density pushback rack lanes loaded with pallets

Pushback pallet racking showing cart rails and load beams

Moorland Road and I-43 Operations

Packaging, building products and wholesale distribution in New Berlin often receive by the truckload. Converters there frequently run two shifts, so we stage installation by zone and hand each section back before the next one starts.

Packaging

Building products

Wholesale distribution

Choosing Pushback Pallet Rack Over Selective or Drive-In

The right system follows your SKU count and how many pallets each one holds.

Many SKUs, few pallets each

Selective rack keeps every pallet reachable. It stays the default for mixed inventory.

Moderate depth per SKU

Two to six pallets of each item points to pushback, with one product per lane level.

Very few SKUs, deep stock

Large batches of a handful of items lean toward drive-in, where trucks enter the rack.

Blend the zones

Most buildings use more than one system; the CAD layout shows how they share the floor.

New Berlin Push Back Racking Quotes and Installs

Building products can be wide or oddly shaped. We check overhang and bottom-board direction so loads ride flat on carts and do not snag on neighboring lanes.

If part of your floor already runs selective rack, we compare converting it versus adding new pushback rows. Frames already in place can sometimes stay if they are rated for loaded lanes.

Experienced installation crews we schedule and manage handle assembly and anchoring. We sequence delivery so bundles land where each zone gets built, not piled at the dock.

Packaging converters are a natural match for push back racking. Corrugated, film and finished pallets stack in predictable quantities, so lanes stay full and drivers rarely dig for a buried load.

Near the Moorland Road parks, I usually suggest leaving one selective row along the dock wall for odds and ends. Everything stocked deep moves into the pushback pallet rack lanes behind it, which keeps the layout simple for new operators.

Compare the storage choices for your operation: New Berlin racking; pushback product page; New Berlin pallet flow; New Berlin drive-in.

Corrugated and film reserve

Building products by the truckload

Wide-bay 24-30 ft buildings

Wholesale back stock

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