
Selective Pallet Rack
The most universal pallet racking system, with direct access to every pallet position.
West Memphis sits where I-40 meets I-55, and buildings here run on truck turn time. When a cross-dock starts holding inventory instead of moving it, the floor fills up and dock doors that should be cycling get blocked by staged pallets. Racking the staging and overflow zones takes that pressure off without changing how the dock works. If you need pallet racks in West Memphis, we can tell you exactly how many positions your building will hold and what it costs, in a free CAD layout and itemized quote returned within days.
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.
Freight buildings are not distribution buildings, and racking them is a different exercise. Dock-heavy layouts need clear staging lanes, short travel from door to rack, and rows placed so a lift is never crossing the flow of another. Get that wrong and the rack slows down the very operation it was supposed to help. We plan around your door count and turn pattern first, then fit the maximum positions into what is left. Buildings around the interchange and Missouri Street range from older freight structures to newer boxes, so clear height and column spacing genuinely vary and the layout has to be drawn for the specific building. We are just across the river from our Memphis warehouse, which keeps freight short and gets crews on site quickly for installs, expansions, or damage repair.
Areas covered include I-40/I-55 interchange, Missouri Street, Airport Road, Marion.

The process opens with pallet dimensions and weights, forklift type, clear height, dock configuration, SKU count, and dwell time. Our design team returns a free CAD layout showing pallet positions, beam elevations, aisle widths, and staging lanes, plus an itemized quote separating steel, accessories, and installation labor. From there we install whichever systems suit the operation. Selective racking keeps every pallet directly accessible, which matters when freight arrives unpredictably. Push back and drive-in add density where the same product accumulates. Pallet flow rotates dated goods first in, first out. Cantilever carries pipe, lumber, and other long loads. Carton flow supports case picking where you break pallets. Wire decking, pallet supports, row spacers, and heavy column protection are specified where lift traffic concentrates, which in freight buildings is nearly everywhere near the doors. Standard components ship fast, installation is phased so doors keep cycling, and every bay is anchored, plumbed, labeled, and capacity-tagged. Expansions and parts stay one call away.
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 West Memphis.










Send us the basics and we will come back with a layout and a number. Prefer to talk it through? Call (901) 417-6960.
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.
West Memphis anchors our eastern Arkansas coverage, and the same crews cross the river daily to serve the greater Memphis metro and north Mississippi. Operators comparing options often look at our Horn Lake pallet racks, Memphis pallet racks and Germantown pallet racks pages as well.
Call (901) 417-6960 or request a free quote and CAD layout. No cost, no obligation.