BHD Storage Solutions has a large selection of cart push back racking options that can significantly boost productivity in your workplace, put storage space to better use and provide various other benefits. Our team of racking experts have vast knowledge when it comes to push back pallet rack system options. We’re more than happy to talk to you about your particular storage requirements and recommend which push back pallet racking for sale will best fulfil your storage and stock rotation needs.

A push back pallet rack system can store up to six pallets deep at a time on either side of an aisle, helping to optimise the storage capacity of warehouses by as much as 60% without having to create more aisles. A push back racking system utilises the space available by depth instead of by width, decreasing aisle space while simultaneously increasing storage density.
Push back pallet racking is designed to follow the LIFO (Last In, First Out) method, meaning that the last pallet to be stored will also be the first pallet to go out. While perishable products shouldn’t go through a push back racking system, it’s ideal for storing hardware, construction materials, non-perishable foods and beverages, and much more.
While specialised forklifts have to be used to store pallets on certain racking storage systems, standard forklifts can be used with a push back racking system. This is because back rack push press systems come with inclined rails that slide a new pallet forward to the front position once the previous pallet has been picked up.
If a push back pallet rack system sounds like a storage solution that your business could benefit from using, contact BHD Storage Solutions today. Our Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane storage experts can help you find the right push back pallet racking for sale that’s perfect for your warehouse.
Push back racking uses carts on rails, letting pallets load from the front and move back automatically, ideal for last-in-first-out (LIFO) storage. Drive-in racking allows forklifts to access pallets directly, suited for large quantities of the same product. Both maximise storage efficiently.
Yes, push back racking systems are flexible. Shelf heights and lane depths can often be adjusted, allowing your warehouse to adapt to changing pallet sizes or inventory levels.
Push back racking speeds up operations because pallets automatically move back along rails when new ones are loaded. This reduces forklift travel time compared to traditional pallet racking.
Minimal maintenance is needed, mainly checking rails and carts for debris or wear. Regular inspections ensure smooth operation and safety, and BHD Storage Solutions can provide guidance on best practices.
No, push back racking operates quietly. Pallets glide along the rails on carts, creating minimal noise, which is ideal for busy warehouses or areas with staff working nearby.