Pallet racking is the backbone of organized storage in high-demand operations. The right system helps improve capacity, increases pick accuracy and keeps inventory accessible as volumes change. Coric delivers engineered pallet racking systems for material-handling and industrial facilities, with layouts built around how work flows.
As a national material-handling integrator, we bring systems-thinking to every rack plan, so racking, equipment and service considerations support one another. The result is a storage approach that’s practical, compliant-minded and built for continuous improvement.
Pallet Rack
Selective pallet racking is a strong fit for direct access to a wide variety of SKUs. Coric designs pallet rack systems around aisle strategy, pallet dimensions, lift equipment and pick behavior, so daily access stays straightforward. We also plan supporting components like decking, protection and hardware, so the system performs consistently.
Pallet Flow Rack
Pallet flow racking is often used when operations benefit from defined replenishment and pick faces that reduce travel and keep product moving in a controlled pattern. Coric helps size and configure flow lanes around pallet weight, load condition and velocity, so the racking supports steady movement and simpler replenishment routines.
Pallet Rack Decking
Decking helps teams store more confidently across varying load types while improving visibility and day-to-day handling. Coric guides decking selection based on what you store, how you pick and how you want to manage support coverage across the beam level.
Push Back Pallet Racking
Push back pallet racking increases density by storing pallets multiple-deep while keeping loading/unloading in a single aisle. It’s a common option for higher-volume storage without adding aisles, and where access patterns align to lane-based storage, so you gain density without introducing confusion on the floor.
Coric approaches storage as a performance system. We connect layout, standards and service realities so your warehouse racking systems support uptime and throughput over time. We collaborate openly, walk through options and refine decisions with your team, because real facilities are complex, and the best solutions get better through iteration.
Engineered Layouts Grounded in Real Workflow
We design warehouse pallet racking around travel paths, staging, replenishment behavior and equipment constraints so the layout supports the work. This includes choosing the right pallet racking system style based on SKU velocity and access needs.
Safety-Minded Detailing
We factor in protection, access and operational discipline early, then specify practical components that support safer operation in real conditions. We factor in guard strategies, decking choices and clear documentation so teams understand how the system is intended to be used and maintained.
Integration Across Systems, Services & Equipment
Coric brings storage planning into the broader facility conversation so racking decisions align with lift equipment, serviceability and future adjustments. When operations evolve, we stay engaged, returning to the site to fine-tune layouts, add capacity and standardize approaches across locations.
Hardware completes the system, helping connect, secure, space and protect your rack structure so it performs as designed. Coric helps specify the right mix of anchors, shims, beam connections, row spacers and protective components based on layout demands and facility conditions.
Pallet rack systems work best when aisle widths, beam elevations and pallet access are matched to the equipment. Coric helps align industrial pallet racking decisions with reach trucks and narrow-aisle equipment so operators can handle loads with clearer visibility and fewer compromises.
Storage performance must include install sequencing, operational disruption and post-install adjustments. Coric supports planning and coordination so your pallet racking integrates into the facility with realistic timelines and clear expectations.
Success in material handling demands a balance of performance and safety. That means protecting your people, your inventory and the flow of work that keeps product moving. Pallet rack spacing can feel like a minor detail until it impacts pick paths, lift-truck maneuvering, rack damage or day-to-day productivity.
When your WMS says the product is “right there,” but the location is empty, it’s more than an annoyance, it’s a throughput problem. It creates re-picks, wasted travel, late shipments and a lot of “how did this happen?” conversations.
Did you know that over 30% of warehousing sector racking system accidents are the direct result of improper pallet rack anchoring? OSHA levels huge fines every year for failing to comply with appropriate storage rack safety standards. Behind each of those numbers are real events with disastrous consequences, everything from costly inventory damage to serious worker injuries and even fatality.
