Celebrating 35 Years of Diversified Rack & Shelving, Inc.
Diversified Rack & Shelving, Inc. has quickly become one of the largest buyers and sellers of industrial rack and shelving Nationwide. Ron and Diana Longo
Are you making the most of your warehouse space, or are pallets taking over your floor? If inventory is accumulating in aisles, slowing forklift movement, or forcing your team to work around clutter, it’s a clear sign your storage system isn’t keeping up with demand. And while it may seem like pallet racks are just a way to store products off the ground, the truth is much bigger than that.
Professional pallet racking systems impact nearly every part of warehouse performance. They improve safety by reducing congestion. They increase productivity by keeping inventory accessible. They speed up picking and loading. Most importantly, they help you maximize every square foot of your facility, including valuable vertical space that often goes unused.
At Diversified Rack & Shelving, we’ve been supplying industrial rack systems since 1990. As a family-owned business, we take pride in offering dependable solutions backed by decades of experience. We’re also one of the largest suppliers of used racking and material handling equipment on the East Coast, while still offering the latest rack systems on the market. Whether you need a full warehouse installation or an expansion to match growing inventory, our team is ready to help. Contact us today to request a quote or schedule a consultation.
Every warehouse has its own workflow, product types, and operational challenges. That’s why selecting the right pallet racking system is never a one-size-fits-all decision. The best setup depends on how you store and move inventory, how quickly items need to be accessed, and the equipment your facility uses.
For example, a warehouse storing hundreds of SKUs may require direct access to each pallet location. A cold storage facility may prioritize high-density storage to maximize limited space. A lumber yard may need racking that supports long, awkward materials. These differences matter, and they should shape your racking plan from the start.
At Diversified Rack & Shelving, we help customers evaluate their facility layout, pallet sizes, product turnover, and load requirements to determine the right warehouse pallet racks for long-term performance. When the system aligns with your workflow, your team works faster, your inventory stays protected, and your facility is easier to manage.
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Yes. Regular inspections help identify damage such as bent uprights, loose anchors, or beam deflection. Inspections improve safety and reduce the risk of collapse or product loss.
Weight ratings depend on beam size, upright capacity, and load distribution. Our team can help determine the correct rating for your system based on your inventory requirements.
When sourced properly, used pallet racks can be in excellent condition. Diversified Rack & Shelving evaluates used inventory to ensure it meets performance expectations before resale.
Turnaround time depends on project size, inventory availability, and installation scheduling. Used racking is often available faster than new equipment, reducing lead times.
Yes. We offer installation, dismantling, relocation, and reconfiguration services. Our team can provide a complete solution from equipment supply through final setup.
If your warehouse is running out of space, struggling with inefficiencies, or relying on unsafe floor stacking, it’s time to upgrade to a fresh system. Professional pallet racking systems improve organization, support faster picking, and create a safer environment for your team.
At Diversified Rack & Shelving, we provide the equipment, experience, and support needed to help your facility run at its best. From selective pallet racking and high-density systems to cantilever racks and pallet flow solutions, we supply warehouse pallet racks built for real-world performance.
No matter the size of your warehouse or the type of inventory you store, we can deliver a solution that fits your space, supports safe operations, and keeps your facility organized long-term. Contact Diversified Rack & Shelving today to request pricing, check inventory availability, and schedule a consultation. Let’s build a racking system that gives your warehouse the structure it needs to grow.
Diversified Rack & Shelving offers a wide range of pallet racking systems to meet diverse warehouse needs. Whether you need maximum access, high-density storage, or specialized support for oversized materials, we can provide a solution that aligns with your facility’s goals.
Selective pallet racking is the most widely used system in modern warehouses. It provides direct access to every pallet, making it ideal for facilities with high SKU counts and frequent picking. Because each pallet position is reachable without moving other pallets, selective pallet racking improves efficiency and reduces handling time.
This system is also flexible, allowing for easy adjustments as inventory changes. For many operations, selective pallet racking offers the best balance of cost, accessibility, and long-term versatility.
Drive-in racking is designed for high-density storage. Instead of using multiple aisles, forklifts drive directly into the rack structure to load and retrieve pallets. This approach dramatically reduces aisle space, allowing you to store more pallets in the same footprint. Drive-in racking works best for facilities with large quantities of similar inventory, such as cold storage warehouses or bulk distribution centers.
Push-back racking provides high-density storage with improved accessibility. Pallets are stored on nested carts or rails, allowing forklifts to load pallets from the front. When a new pallet is added, it pushes the previous pallet back. When pallets are removed, the remaining pallets roll forward. This system is ideal for warehouses that want deeper storage lanes without sacrificing too much access or speed.
Pallet flow racking uses gravity-fed rollers to move pallets from the loading side to the picking side. This system supports FIFO (first-in, first-out) inventory rotation, which is essential for products with expiration dates or time-sensitive turnover. Pallet flow racking can significantly increase efficiency in high-volume environments where inventory movement must remain consistent and predictable.
Cantilever racking is designed for long, bulky, or irregularly shaped items. Instead of uprights that block access, cantilever racks use arms that extend outward, making them ideal for lumber, piping, steel, and other oversized materials. This style of racking keeps heavy items organized and accessible without requiring awkward stacking or floor storage.
Stack racking is a flexible storage option designed for warehouses that need a durable system without committing to a permanent rack layout. These freestanding racks allow pallets to be stacked vertically, helping facilities increase storage capacity while still keeping the setup easy to adjust or relocate as inventory needs change. Stack racking is especially useful for seasonal storage, overflow inventory, and warehouses that want a cost-effective way to expand pallet storage without major installation requirements.
Many warehouse managers assume that new racks are always the best option, but used pallet racking systems can be an excellent investment when sourced correctly. Used racking allows facilities to expand quickly while controlling costs, especially when budgets are tight or project timelines are short.
Diversified Rack & Shelving is one of the largest suppliers of used warehouse pallet racks on the East Coast. That means we regularly carry a strong inventory of reliable racking components in a variety of sizes and configurations. Used systems can offer the same structural performance as new equipment, especially when properly inspected and installed.
Used racking is also ideal for warehouse expansions, temporary storage increases, and facilities that want to test a new layout before investing in a full new system. In many cases, businesses choose a combination of new and used racking to get the best balance of value and customization.
Getting the right pallet racking system is only half the job. Proper installation is what ensures safety, stability, and long-term performance.
Diversified Rack & Shelving provides professional installation services for pallet racking systems of all sizes. Our experienced team ensures that racks are assembled correctly, anchored properly, and aligned to support safe forklift movement and reliable load distribution.
We also offer dismantling and relocation services. If your warehouse is moving to a new facility or reconfiguring an existing space, we can disassemble your current racking system, transport it, and reinstall it in the new layout. This service helps reduce downtime and ensures your warehouse stays operational during transitions.
A warehouse layout affects more than storage capacity. It affects how quickly products move, how safely forklifts operate, and how smoothly your team can pick and ship orders. That’s why warehouse design is a key factor in building effective pallet racking systems.
Diversified Rack & Shelving provides warehouse design services to help customers make smarter decisions before installation begins. We assess factors like ceiling height, available square footage, aisle spacing, product types, and equipment requirements. From there, we recommend a racking layout that supports productivity and scalability.
Good warehouse design reduces wasted space, improves traffic flow, and prevents future problems caused by poor planning. It also ensures your warehouse pallet racks are positioned to support growth rather than limit it. If you want your racking investment to pay off long-term, layout planning is essential.
Safety is one of the most important reasons to invest in professionally designed pallet racking systems. Improper rack sizing, overloaded beams, or unstable installation can lead to serious accidents, damaged products, and costly shutdowns.
Load capacity should always be based on your pallets’ weight, the distribution of that weight, and how inventory is stored. It’s also important to consider forklift impact risk, beam deflection, and upright stability.
Diversified Rack & Shelving helps customers select rack components that match their load needs. We also support safe installation practices, including anchoring, rack bracing, and proper aisle spacing. If your warehouse is growing, it’s important to confirm that your racking system can handle increased volume without becoming a hazard.
Diversified Rack & Shelving, Inc. has quickly become one of the largest buyers and sellers of industrial rack and shelving Nationwide. Ron and Diana Longo
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