Drive-in pallet racking systems are an opportunity to make the warehouse and supply chain more effective and efficient. This type of pallet system is one of the most commonly used storage handling methods. It’s excellent for high-volume products and maximizes storage in small spaces. The design is quite simple and offers the versatility to accommodate different requirements. With a drive-in racking system, pallets are set on a static parallel structure that utilizes rails rather than carts and wheels. The pallets are stationary in an arrangement of stand-by patterns until they are accessed and relocated by the forklift. The system stores a large number of pallets, allowing the warehouse to take in more inventory. There are various types of drive-in pallet racking systems. With single entry design, forklift access is open on one side. It is the most widely used configuration and common to the beverage industry. It works well for large freezers and coolers. Double-entry systems allow forklift access on both sides, which provides for quick access to pallets from the front and rear. Implementing a drive-in pallet racking system can increase storage capacity by 80%. Fewer aisles optimizes use of the square footage. A properly organized system can handle six to eight pallets deep. Plus, the system can be upgraded as the needs of the warehouse expand. The cross-beam patterns are easy for warehouse personnel to navigate. Drive-in racking systems are especially affordable and simply to assemble. Durable materials make the system very practical and easily maintained. Getting a pallet racking system to the warehouse requires a pallet rack transport company. Air freight brokers specialize in transporting these systems in a timely manner and without damage.