Texas warehouse planning
A wide SKU mix can make direct access more valuable than simply fitting more pallet positions. Pro Space Racking helps Houston operations weigh that tradeoff, review facility constraints, and shape a storage layout around how inventory actually moves.
Start with the operating question
How often must each SKU be reached?
More access
Selective rack keeps each pallet position directly reachable.
More density
Drive-in reduces aisle space in exchange for deeper storage and less direct access.
Choose for the work
When many products need independent replenishment or picking, selective pallet racking can make access straightforward across a broad SKU range. That flexibility uses aisle space, so the layout must still account for travel paths, equipment, and the number of pallet positions the operation needs.
Drive-in racking can concentrate storage by allowing a lift truck to enter the rack structure. It can suit larger groups of similar products, but product rotation, loading sequence, and access expectations matter. It is not automatically the better choice just because density is a priority.
A site assessment or CAD review gives those choices context: the building envelope, clear height, columns, doors, load requirements, inventory profile, and workflow all inform a practical layout.
Bring these to the review
A drawing is helpful, but a good plan also reflects the inventory and work patterns the system must support.
Supply through ongoing care
Pro Space Racking is a Texas-based supplier of new and used warehouse racking. Options and availability are confirmed per inquiry. Support can include design and CAD planning, installation, relocation, inspection, and maintenance.
Straight answers
Yes. We can review facility dimensions, clear height, column locations, dock and door positions, aisle needs, product dimensions, load weights, and order-picking workflow through a site assessment or CAD review.
Selective rack gives direct access to individual pallet positions and suits a broad SKU mix. Drive-in racking stores pallets more densely by reducing aisles, but access is less direct and works best when products are stored in deeper, more uniform groups. The right choice depends on inventory rotation, SKU variety, handling equipment, and operating priorities.
Pro Space Racking supplies new and used warehouse racking. Specific configurations and availability are confirmed per inquiry, based on your requirements and the project scope.
Yes. Installation and relocation are available services. A project review can establish the scope, existing-system condition, facility requirements, and sequencing needed to plan the work.
Start with the facility and inventory