Pallet Racking Systems for Safer, Smarter Warehouses
Maximise warehouse capacity with Australian-made pallet racking designed around your inventory, facility and operational requirements. Element Logic delivers tailored warehouse pallet racking systems for warehouses and distribution centres across Australia, helping businesses improve storage density, product accessibility, safety and material flow.
Pallet Racking Designed Around Your Operation
No two warehouses operate in exactly the same way. Element Logic works with you to understand your inventory, pallet movements, picking processes, forklift requirements and growth plans before recommending a pallet racking configuration.
Our warehouse specialists can develop detailed layouts and 3D concepts that allow you to visualise the proposed system before installation begins. This helps identify opportunities to increase storage capacity, improve movement through the warehouse and make better use of vertical space.
Choose the Right Pallet Racking Configuration
The best pallet racking system is the one that supports how your warehouse actually works. We assess the quantity and type of products being stored, required stock rotation, pallet dimensions, load weights, picking frequency and available aisle space.
- Improve storage density and warehouse capacity
- Maintain efficient access to fast and slow-moving inventory
- Support safe forklift and pedestrian movement
- Accommodate different pallet sizes and load requirements
- Allow the system to expand or change as your business grows
Pallet Racking & Storage Solutions
From versatile selective racking to high-density, mobile and automated storage systems, Element Logic can design a solution around your products, warehouse and operational priorities.
Selective Racking
A flexible and widely used system that provides direct access to every pallet location. Ideal for warehouses with a broad range of products and SKUs.
Narrow Aisle Racking
Reduce aisle widths and increase storage capacity while retaining direct access to individual pallets using specialised material handling equipment.
Drive-In Racking
A high-density storage system that allows forklifts to enter the racking structure. Well suited to large quantities of similar products.
Double Deep Racking
Store pallets two positions deep to increase storage density while retaining efficient forklift access to inventory.
Push Back Racking
Store multiple pallets deep using inclined rails and nested carts, providing dense storage with access from a single aisle.
Pallet Flow Racking
Use gravity-driven rollers to move pallets through the system, supporting efficient first-in, first-out stock rotation.
Carton Live Storage
Gravity-fed carton storage that keeps products organised and accessible for efficient order picking and replenishment.
Mobile Racking
Place racking bays on mobile bases to remove unnecessary fixed aisles and maximise usable warehouse capacity.
Mini-Load Storage
An automated storage and retrieval solution designed for efficient storage and movement of cartons, totes and smaller products.
Cantilever Racking
A versatile storage solution for long, bulky or irregular items such as timber, pipes, steel, furniture and building materials.
Pallet Shuttle
A semi-automated high-density solution that uses a powered shuttle to move pallets within deep storage lanes.
ASRS High-Bay Racking
Automated high-bay systems store and retrieve pallets with speed and precision while making maximum use of available building height.
Silverline® pallet racking is manufactured locally in Melbourne
Using high-grade steel and rigorous quality-control processes. Local manufacturing provides greater control over quality, project requirements and production schedules while reducing reliance on international freight.
Silverline® components can be manufactured to suit project-specific heights, lengths, loads and warehouse layouts. Galvanised finishes provide a clean, bright appearance while helping the system maintain its performance in demanding warehouse environments.
- Manufactured in Melbourne for Australian warehouses
- Designed for strength, durability and long-term performance
- Customisable for different building heights and pallet loads
- Reduced international shipping and supply-chain exposure
- Supported by local design, manufacturing and installation expertise
Planning Your Pallet Racking System
A considered pallet racking design can transform how your warehouse operates. Before selecting a system, it is important to understand what you store today, how products move through the facility and how your requirements could change in the future.
Inventory and Load Profile
Consider your pallet dimensions, product weights, stock-rotation requirements, SKU quantities and picking frequency. These factors determine the most suitable racking configuration and load capacity.
Warehouse Layout and Workflow
Building height, floor area, columns, doors, fire services, forklift turning circles and pedestrian areas all influence the layout of a safe and efficient pallet racking system.
Future Capacity and Growth
Select a system that can accommodate changing inventory, new equipment and business growth. Modular and scalable designs can help avoid costly warehouse changes later.
A Foundation for Future Warehouse Automation
Pallet racking can operate as a standalone storage solution or form part of a connected warehouse environment. Element Logic can combine static storage with conveyors, autonomous vehicles, pallet shuttles, automated storage and retrieval systems and intelligent warehouse software.
By planning storage and material flow together, your warehouse can move products more efficiently from receiving and replenishment through to picking, packing and dispatch.
Pallet Racking Safety and Compliance
Safe pallet racking begins with a system designed for the products, pallets, equipment and operating conditions within your warehouse. Load capacities, aisle widths, forklift movements, impact protection, clearances and safe working load signage should all be considered during the design process.
Steel storage racking should be designed, installed, operated and maintained in accordance with applicable Australian Standards, manufacturer requirements and workplace safety guidance. This includes AS 4084.1:2023 for design and AS 4084.2:2023 for operation and maintenance.
Changes to pallet weights, beam positions, forklifts or the racking configuration should be assessed by the original supplier, manufacturer, designer or another suitably competent person before they are implemented.
Ready to Transform Your Warehouse?
Turn unused vertical space into organised, productive storage. Our team can assess your warehouse, develop a tailored pallet racking layout and provide a solution designed for safety, efficiency and future growth.