Will pushback work in an older Racine plant?

Often, with shorter lanes that clear columns and fewer levels for the lower clear height. We measure first, then set depth.

What type of rack do I need for finished goods?

Pushback suits items stocked several pallets deep; pallet flow suits dated goods; selective suits mixed small lots. We match each SKU.

What size rack do I need?

Standard 48-inch deep pallets usually sit on 42-inch deep frames; pushback lane depth adds positions behind that. We measure your real pallets first.

Yes. Our experienced installation crews we schedule and manage take the job from delivered bundles to loaded lanes.

Racine, Wisconsin

Pushback Rack in Racine, WI

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

Pushback rack in Racine works for consumer goods makers and component manufacturers stocking finished product several pallets deep. Each lane holds two to six loads on carts, and one aisle face serves the whole lane.

Loads come out last-in, first-out, which suits most packaged goods and parts. We are a division of Warehouse Equipment & Supplies Co., a supplier and installer since 1997. Lanes get sized from your stock data.

(414) 260-3593

Two Kinds of Racine Buildings for Pushback Rack

Racine has older plants along the Root River industrial areas and Highway 32, often 16 to 24 feet clear, plus newer tall distribution buildings out on the I-94 corridor near Mount Pleasant and Sturtevant. Those call for very different lane designs.

Consumer goods operations here often ship toward Chicagoland, roughly 90 miles down I-94. Deep reserve lanes hold finished goods between production runs and outbound loads.

Industrial components producers near Highway 32 frequently ship to assembly plants on fixed schedules. That means steady outbound volume per part, a profile that keeps deep lanes full. We review a few months of shipments, set lane depth to match, and leave flexible selective bays nearby for parts with irregular demand or short runs.

Short lanes for older plants

Extra levels on the I-94 corridor

Finished goods held between runs

High-density pushback rack lanes loaded with pallets

Pushback pallet racking showing cart rails and load beams

Root River and Highway 32 Operations

Manufacturing, consumer goods and industrial components move between older plants and new I-94 buildings. Plants near the river often have additions built at different times, each with its own height and grid. We measure every section separately and let lane depth change where the building does.

Manufacturing

Consumer goods

Industrial components

Matching Pushback Pallet Rack to the Building

The same product needs a different layout depending on the walls around it.

Older plant

Lower clear height and tight columns favor two- and three-deep lanes at fewer levels.

Newer warehouse

Tall, open floors support deep lanes stacked five or more levels.

Check the truck

Lift height and push capability are confirmed at the highest beam.

Rate the lanes

Beams and frames are sized for full lanes of the heaviest pallet.

Racine Push Back Racking Projects

In older plants, lanes are kept shorter to clear columns. In tall I-94 buildings, we add levels and check lift reach at the highest beam.

Finished goods pallets are usually uniform, which suits carts well. We confirm overhang and board direction so loads track straight.

Experienced installation crews we schedule and manage install and anchor the system, phased so production and shipping keep running.

Some Racine producers run seasonal goods and build inventory for months before shipping. Push back racking holds that build-up in deep lanes, then converts to everyday stock once the season ships.

In Mount Pleasant and Sturtevant buildings, I typically see 32 feet clear or more. A pushback pallet rack block there can climb five levels, while the older Root River plant may only reach three.

For both building types, the CAD drawing shows lane counts before a single bundle ships.

The quote lists rack material, freight and installation as separate lines, so you can compare the older plant and the newer building side by side.

Compare the storage choices for your operation: Racine rack layouts; pushback product overview; Racine pallet flow; Racine drive-in.

Consumer goods finished stock

Component manufacturing reserve

Older Root River plants

Tall Mount Pleasant buildings

Call (414) 260-3593