Quantum
Selective Pallet Rack Starter Bay — 96"W
Capacity 5,400 lb/level · H 12′ · D 42" · 18ga
$1,289/ bay
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Pallet racking, mezzanines, wire security cages, shelving, and dock equipment, sized to your loads, aisles, and codes, not pulled off a generic list.
From the slab to the second level. Browse the catalog, then request a quote on any item for accurate freight and volume pricing.
Selective, drive-in, push-back & pallet flow.
Most popular · 159 SKUsRivet, boltless & wire shelving.
240+ SKUsTool cribs, tenant & DEA cages.
DEA compliantFree-standing structural platforms.
Engineered to codeLevelers, lifts, seals & restraints.
90+ SKUsPacking, assembly & ergonomic stations.
110+ SKUsWall-mounted & freestanding.
Custom capacityBollards, rail & column protection.
130+ SKUsWe match load, footprint, and budget to the job. Pick your environment and we’ll spec the system around it.
Maximize positions per square foot with the right density-vs-access mix.
ExploreWorkstations, drawer cabinets, and line-side storage built to the cell.
ExplorePick modules, carton flow, and mezzanines that scale with volume.
ExploreDEA-compliant controlled-substance cages built to 21 CFR 1301.
ExploreCorrosion-resistant systems and dock seals for climate-controlled space.
ExploreHigh-throughput racking and flow systems for steady SKU turnover.
ExploreSend loads, aisles, ceiling height and forklift type. You get a layout, capacities, and a drawing back.
Accurate freight and volume figures for your exact configuration, not a generic list price.
RMI, OSHA, seismic, and DEA requirements handled up front so projects pass inspection.
36 years in material handling. Talk to someone who knows racking from cantilever.
Pallet sizes, weights, ceiling height, and forklift type are all we need. A specialist returns a rack layout with capacities, a drawing, and lead times, usually within one business day.
How to weigh storage density against pallet access for your SKU mix.
The security specs under 21 CFR 1301, and how to be audit-ready.
The most common mistake, and how to design for where you’re headed.