Pallet Racks in Washington, IL

A 57,170 SF industrial building on North Cummings Lane has about 53,000 SF of warehouse, 6 docks and ceilings up to 30 ft. At that height, five or six beam levels are possible for standard loads, provided your trucks can reach them loaded.

With only 6 docks, staging space is tight. We keep the dock apron clear and put fast movers in the rows closest to the doors.

Light manufacturers in flex space need raw material close to the work cells and finished goods close to the docks. A layout split into two storage zones keeps material flowing one direction instead of crossing back and forth.

Wire decking on rack levels holds partial pallets and boxed components that light manufacturing generates.

Washington buildings often stay busy year-round. We phase installs by row so you keep working. Winter can bring snow that slows deliveries on US-24, and summer heat affects crews in non-air-conditioned warehouses.

Distributors with several pallets of the same item gain a lot from pushback. Lanes two to six deep load and unload from one aisle, which cuts aisle count while each lane stays one SKU. In a 30 ft building, pushback on the lower levels and selective above is a common mix.

A 30 ft building only pays off if the forklifts reach the highest levels. Many flex tenants run sit-down trucks that max out lower. We show the position count for the trucks you own and for a reach truck, so the choice is clear.

Contractor tenants in flex buildings often need rack for material and cantilever rack for long stock. Light manufacturers need parts storage near the work cells. We draw the space around how each tenant actually works.

Moving into Washington from elsewhere in the Peoria area? Our warehouse relocation service handles teardown and reset.

Racking for Washington?

Call (217) 598-4023.