Industrial-grade portable stack racks — forklift-ready, stack-able 4-to-5 high, no anchors, no permits. Buy new, buy used, or rent for as long as you need them.
Stack racks aren't fixed pallet racking. They move, reconfigure, and disappear when you don't need them. Three traits make our system different from anyone else's.
Insert posts into the base sockets, lift with forklift or pallet jack. No installation, no contractor, no permits, no permanent infrastructure to walk away from.
Posts on the lower rack align with sockets on the upper rack. Stack 4-to-5 high with full forklift access from all sides — vertical density without fixed pallet racking.
Remove the posts, nest the bases. Empty stack racks collapse into a footprint a fraction of their working size — no warehouse tax for off-season inventory.
Stack racks are self-contained, forklift-handled steel units — a base, removable posts or end frames, and (sometimes) fold-down sides. Unlike fixed pallet racking, they require no installation, no anchors, no permits, and no permanent infrastructure.
Same engineering, three commercial paths. Lease the cash flow, buy the asset, or pick up reconditioned units that ship the same week.
Engineered to your load specs, footprint and post heights. Made-to-order steel construction.
Reconditioned units from rotating inventory — same modularity, lower cost, ships fast.
Add capacity for weeks, months, or seasons — no capex, no commitment past your peak.
Operations that change shape — by season, by client, by SKU mix — get more value from modular storage than from anything anchored to a slab.
Stand up client space in days, not months. Reconfigure between contracts without writing off fixed racking.
Galvanized and powder-coat options for freezer and cooler environments. No anchors means no slab penetration in temp-controlled rooms.
Move work-in-process between cells without manual handling. Same rack, same load, fewer touches.
Short answers — call us or send a quote request for anything specific to your facility.
General rule of thumb: total stack height should be no more than 5× the smallest footprint dimension. A 40" × 48" base, for example, supports a stack up to roughly 16 ft tall before stability becomes the constraint. Aisles, forklift mast height, and load type all factor in — we'll spec the right configuration with you.
No on both. Because stack racks are freestanding and forklift-handled, they don't require permits, anchors, or permanent installation. That's the entire reason 3PLs and short-term operations prefer them to fixed pallet racking.
Used inventory typically ships in 1-2 weeks, depending on quantity and location. Custom new builds run 4-8 weeks depending on dimensions and load capacity. Rentals can often ship within days if stock is available regionally.
Yes — that's one of the system's biggest advantages. Different post heights let you store different-sized products in the same stack while sharing a common base. It's common to order two or three post heights against a single base spec.
Standard catalog racks typically run from 2,500 to 4,500 lbs per unit, with stacked capacities engineered to match. Custom builds can be specified higher for industrial and automotive applications. Request a quote with your load requirements and we'll confirm the right spec.
From 3PL facilities to manufacturing floors — portable stack racks handling real loads in real warehouses.
We answer every quote inside one business day. No call-center, no chasing — you'll hear back from Morty or someone on his team with real numbers.