For Maximum product selectivity
- Load beam rack lengths should allow 5″-6″ of clearance between pallet loads
- Upright rack depth should be 4″-6″ shallower than the pallet length
- Vertical spacing of rack load beams should be based on pallet height plus 8″-10″
- Standard rack sizes stocked in Boise for immediate availability
- Aisle widths to fit lift truck turning specifications
For Maximum density & high throughput or long term storage
- Bay widths based on forklift clearance
- Arm clearance based on pallet width
- Vertical spacing of rack arms should be pallet height plus 6″-10″
- 2 to 10 and more pallets deep based on rack layout, SKU counts and throughput
- Aisle widths to fit lift truck turning specifications
For maximum density & medium throughput with high SKU counts
- Bays widths based on 5″-6″ of space between pallets
- Vertical rack spacing based on slope and # of pallets deep
- 2, 3, 4 and more pallets deep based on layout, SKU counts and throughput
- Aisle widths to fit lift truck turning specifications
For maximum density and “first in – first out” product rotation
- Bay width based on pallet width plus 10″-15″ – based on product overhang and stability
- Number of pallets deep based on layout, throughput requirements and SKU counts
- Vertical rack spacing based on pallet height & number of pallets deep in the system
- Aisle widths to fit lift truck turning specifications
For storage of long on random length products such as dimensional lumber, pipe, etc.
- Upright rack spacing based on product stability and need for support
- Arm length based on load depth
- Vertical rack spacing based on load height and product deflection
- Canted rack arms available to prevent loads from rolling off of arms
For Clean operations and maximum life
- Upright rack spacing based on product stability and need for support
- Arm length based on load depth
- Vertical rack spacing based on load height and product deflection
- Canted rack arms available to prevent loads from rolling off of arms
For minimum cost per storage unit
- Shelf size should be in increments of 4′ x 8′ sheets of ply or particle board for minimum cost
- 3′ to 16′ shelf heights available in 1′ increments (7′ & 8′ standard)
- 12″, 18″, 24″, 30″, 36″, 42″ & 48″ shelf depths
- 48″, 60″, 72″, 84″ & 96″ shelf widths
- No nuts, bolts or special shelf hardware
- No special tools required for shelving installation
For clean room and food service applications
- 34″, 30″, 36″, 42″, 48″, 60″, 72″ length shelves
- 14″, 18″, 21″, 24″, 30″, 36″ deep shelves
- 63″ & 74″ high shelf posts
- Chrome, Zinc and Stainless Steel shelving construction
- Many available shelf accessories
For gyms, schools and business applications
- Solid steel or perforated lockers
- Single, double or multi tiered lockers
- Padlock or integral lock types
- Locker room benches
- Sloped tops and filler panels for lockers
- Custom lockers colors
- Many available locker accessories
Idaho Material Handling employs full time service and installation people to accurately install and support your project
- Insured
- Licensed
- Trained
- Experienced
- Fully outfitted service vehicles
- Proper tooling for the project
Idaho is located in an active geological region requiring UBC permitting for rack and shelving over 8’0″ high. Contact your Idaho Material Handling representative for help in obtaining your permits.
