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It's a cost effective solution to the requirement of high density storage which maximises warehouse space considerably and effectively, there are some differences between the two which would need to be considered when deciding on the best system to suit your particular warehouse operations.
Drive in pallet racking gives access to just one side of the aisle, so it operates on a first in, last out (FILO) basis. This would work well where stock rotation wasn’t a priority.
Drive through pallet racking gives access to both aisles, so you can use a first in, first out (FIFO) stock rotation system which is ideal for perishable products.
LIFO (last in, first out) or FIFO (first in, first out) load methods.
Deep lane storage reduces space usage, cuts costs and holds more loads.
Multiple access aisles eliminated.
Extra control over inputs and outputs.
More storage density instead of the direct access of Pallet Racks.
Specifically designed for your pallets and forklifts.
The Drive in Racking system is the ideal solution for storing products of the same type with a large amount of unit loads per SKU.
It is a high-density pallet storage system designed to maximise the cubic space available by minimising the operating aisles needed for trucks.
Drive in pallet racking gives access to just one side of the aisle, so it operates on a first in, last out (FILO) basis. This would work well where stock rotation wasn’t a priority.
Drive through pallet racking gives access to both aisles, so you can use a first in, first out (FIFO) stock rotation system which is ideal for perishable products.
Drive In or Drive Through Racking systems will optimise available space in terms of height and area by storing pallets back to back and floor to ceiling. Along with support provided for each pallet, there are continual rails running the depth of the system to assist the pallet into position and retrieve from position.
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