The document discusses two types of storage systems for warehouses: gravity flow racks and cantilever racks. Gravity flow racks enhance visibility and accessibility of stock, allowing for easy integration with existing setups, while cantilever racks are specifically designed for bulky materials without obstructions. It also includes key design considerations for cantilever racks, focusing on product dimensions, weight capacity, and arm specifications.

1. Gravity Flow Rack in Warehouse transforms static rack into high capacity, gravity flow
picking systems that keep your stock easy to see and easy to access at all times. Drop in
hanger design accommodates step, box, or structural beams to allow for an easy
addition to existing rack without the use of tools.

2. Cantilever Racking System
Cantilever Racking is a
storage system designed
to store long, awkward, or
bulky materials of virtually
any length. Unlike any
other rack system,
cantilever racks offer no
left-to-right obstructions
to interfere with the
placement of the product
on the shelf.

3. Common Cantilever Rack Design Questions to Ask:
Length? Width? Height?
What are the dimensions of the product being stored?
Weight per bundle of product?
How many arms are needed to support your product?
Inclined Arms(20 degree)?
Straight Arms?
Lip needed on cantilever arms?
Length of arm needed?
Capacity per arm?
Single or double sided rack?
Overall height or rack system