Selective Pallet Rack
The most universal pallet racking system for direct access to every pallet position.
High-throughput pallet racking for Tolleson's food, beverage and cold-adjacent warehouses.
Tolleson packs an unusual amount of warehouse throughput into a small footprint. Food and beverage distribution dominates here, which means high pallet turns, date rotation, and very little tolerance for a layout that slows the pick. When a Tolleson building fills up, the symptom is usually not empty shelf space, it is congestion. Forklifts waiting on each other and pallets staged in the aisles. We design warehouse racking around throughput as much as capacity, so the added pallet positions do not come at the cost of the flow that pays your bills.
Tolleson's concentration of food and beverage operations changes the priorities. Rotation, sanitation access and fast forklift cycles usually matter more than squeezing in the last few pallet positions.
Buildings here are often older and closer together than newer West Valley product, with tighter yards and limited staging. That makes the interior layout, especially dock-front depth, disproportionately important.
We have installed pallet flow and push back systems in this corridor and understand what actually holds up under high daily cycle counts, which is a different specification than a slow-turn storage building.
Serving warehouses across Tolleson industrial core, Van Buren corridor, 91st Avenue industrial, Lower Buckeye corridor and the rest of the area around the I-10 and Loop 101 freight corridor.
We start with movement. Pallets in and out per day, rotation requirements, how many SKUs carry real depth, and where congestion currently builds up on your floor.
The CAD layout for your Tolleson warehouse shows rows, aisle widths sized to your forklift, dock-front staging depth, beam elevations and a pallet position count, backed by an itemized quote.
Where date rotation matters, pallet flow lanes give true first-in, first-out without double handling. Push back covers depth with faster cycles than drive-in, and selective racking stays on the SKUs that need direct access.
Installation is scheduled around your delivery windows, frequently overnight or in phases, so receiving is never blocked. Our installation partners anchor, plumb, deck, label and capacity-tag everything, and we remain the contact for parts and repairs.
We start with a conversation about your Tolleson warehouse — pallet sizes, loaded weights, forklift type, clear height, and how the operation runs day to day.
Our design team produces a CAD layout showing beam elevations, aisle widths and the exact pallet position count your building supports, with an itemized quote.
Selective, push back, drive-in, pallet flow, carton flow or cantilever — we recommend the system that fits how you move product, not a one-size-fits-all spec.
You approve the layout, we order the steel, and coordinate installation anchored, plumbed, labeled and capacity-tagged — phased so your Tolleson operation keeps receiving.
A complete line of industrial pallet racks and warehouse racking sized for how Tolleson operators run their buildings.
The most universal pallet racking system for direct access to every pallet position.
High-density storage where pallets are loaded from a single aisle.
High-density storage for large quantities of similar products.
First-in, first-out (FIFO) system with gravity-fed lanes.
Open-front design for long, bulky, or irregularly shaped items.
Hand-picking system with gravity-fed wheel conveyors.
Tell us about your warehouse — clear height, pallet sizes, weight and forklift type — and we'll come back with a detailed quote and a free CAD layout.
Monday - Saturday: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Before designing your pallet rack system, there are several key factors to consider. Our warehouse design specialists will help you answer these questions during your free consultation.
Straight answers to the questions we get asked most before a project starts.
Phoenix Pallet Rack installs industrial pallet racks across Tolleson, including Tolleson industrial core, Van Buren corridor, 91st Avenue industrial, Lower Buckeye corridor and the industrial areas around the I-10 and Loop 101 freight corridor. From there we cover the rest of the region, so multi-site operators can standardize warehouse racking across every building.
Free quote, free CAD layout, and local Arizona support from a team that already knows these buildings.