
Selective Pallet Rack
The most universal pallet racking system, with direct access to every pallet position.
Olive Branch has some of the largest distribution buildings in the Mid-South, and at that scale small layout decisions multiply fast. A few inches of wasted beam elevation across a 300,000 square foot floor is thousands of lost pallet positions. Tenants here often take possession on a tight timeline with containers already booked, so the rack has to be designed, ordered, and standing before the first inbound lands. Memphis Pallet Rack handles that scale of project, returning a free CAD layout with a firm pallet position count and an itemized quote in days rather than weeks.
Selective racking, push back, drive-in, pallet flow, cantilever, and carton flow — supplied, delivered, and installed by experienced racking crews, with a free CAD layout and an itemized quote before you spend anything.
Large-format buildings reward density planning that smaller warehouses never need. When you are racking hundreds of thousands of square feet, the decision between selective throughout and a mixed layout — dense drive-in or push back on bulk, selective in the pick module, pallet flow where rotation matters — changes the total pallet count dramatically. We model those options against your SKU velocity so the choice is made on numbers rather than preference. DeSoto County's newer buildings also carry generous clear heights, which usually means an additional beam level is on the table if the layout is drawn for it. Our warehouse is minutes north across the state line, so freight stays short even on large orders, and we coordinate phased installation across a building this size so the schedule holds.
Areas covered include Olive Branch Industrial Park, Craft Road, Goodman Road, Airways corridor.

We start with the fundamentals: pallet dimensions and weights, forklift fleet, clear height, column grid, SKU count, and turnover. The design team returns a free CAD layout with pallet positions, beam elevations, aisle widths, and zone boundaries mapped across the full building, plus an itemized quote broken out by area so you can compare options and phase spend. Every major system is available. Selective racking anchors the pick module where direct access matters. Push back stores two to six deep from a single aisle. Drive-in delivers the deepest density for uniform pallets. Pallet flow keeps dated stock rotating first in, first out on gravity lanes. Cantilever handles long loads and carton flow supports case picking. Accessories such as wire decking, pallet supports, row spacers, and rack protection are itemized separately. Standard components ship fast, installation is phased zone by zone so receiving can begin in completed areas, and every bay is anchored, plumbed, labeled, and capacity-tagged before handover.
Pallet sizes, weights, forklift type, clear height, and how fast product turns.
Drawings showing pallet positions, beam elevations, and aisle widths — free.
Steel, decking, accessories, and labor priced line by line.
Anchored, plumbed, labeled, and capacity-tagged without stopping your operation.
Most warehouses end up with a mix — dense storage where product sits, selective bays where it gets picked.

The most universal pallet racking system, with direct access to every pallet position.

High-density storage where pallets are loaded two to six deep from a single aisle.

The deepest density storage for large quantities of the same product.

First-in, first-out rotation on gravity-fed lanes.

Open-front design for long, bulky, or irregularly shaped material.

Case-picking system with gravity-fed wheel beds.
Recent pallet rack installations across the Mid-South, including work near Olive Branch.










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Before designing your pallet rack system, there are several key factors to consider. Our warehouse design specialists will help you answer these questions during your free consultation.
Straight answers on layout, lead times, rack types, and installation.
Olive Branch anchors our DeSoto County coverage, and the same crews work the neighboring Mississippi logistics communities and the full Memphis metro just across the line. Operators comparing options often look at our Southaven pallet racks, West Memphis pallet racks and Horn Lake pallet racks pages as well.
Call (901) 417-6960 or request a free quote and CAD layout. No cost, no obligation.