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Drive-In Pallet Rack Suppliers in Georgia — 7 Companies

Drive-in rack trades selectivity for density. Forklifts drive directly into the rack structure to place and retrieve pallets, stacking them 5-10 deep in a single lane. If you store large quantities of the same SKU and don't need to access every pallet individually, drive-in makes your square footage work harder. Atlanta is the logistics capital of the Southeast. Hartsfield-Jackson (the world's busiest airport by passenger traffic) combines with the Norfolk Southern and CSX rail intermodal yards to make metro Atlanta one of the most connected distribution points in the country. Savannah's port is the fastest-growing container port in North America.

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Drive-In Rack Suppliers in Georgia (7)

IMH Group

Founding Member
Manufacturer·Delran, NJ·Est. 2019

IMH Group provides warehouse racking solutions for businesses looking to improve storage capacity, workflow, and overall efficiency. We offer pallet racking, custom layouts, installation, project management, and permitting support for warehouses throughout Southern California and beyond. From new material to custom-manufactured racks, our team helps businesses build safer, more organized, and more productive warehouse spaces.

Selective Pallet RackDrive-In RackPush Back RackCantilever RackMezzanineShelving+6 more

BHD Storage Solutions

Manufacturer·Austell, GA

BHD Storage Solutions specializes in industrial warehouse storage and racking systems with over 20 years of expertise from their Atlanta facility.

Selective Pallet RackDrive-In RackCantilever Rack

Nucor Warehouse Systems

Manufacturer·Monroe, GA

North America's largest pallet rack manufacturer, formed through Nucor's acquisition of Hannibal and Elite Storage Solutions. Operates manufacturing facilities in Los Angeles, Houston, and Atlanta.

Selective Pallet RackDrive-In RackCantilever RackPush Back RackPallet Flow RackCarton Flow Rack+5 moreMade in USA

Warehouse Equipment & Supplies Co.

Supplier·Nashville, TN

20+ years providing premium material handling solutions including selective, drive-in, push back, pallet flow, and cantilever racking.

Selective Pallet RackDrive-In RackPush Back RackPallet Flow RackCantilever Rack

Rack Men Equipment Co

Supplier·Cartersville, GA·Est. 1988

Trusted warehouse storage solutions provider since 1988 selling new and used racking from major brands including Husky Rack and Wire and Steel King.

Selective Pallet RackDrive-In RackPush Back RackPallet Flow RackCantilever RackShelving+2 more

Southern Handling Inc

Supplier·Atlanta, GA

Over 30 years in material handling. Sells and installs pallet rack, drive-in rack, push back rack, cantilever, mezzanines, and lift trucks.

Selective Pallet RackDrive-In RackPush Back RackCantilever RackMezzanine

Pallet Rack Surplus

Used Equipment Dealer·Conyers, GA

Full-service material handling provider specializing in new and used pallet racking with surplus buying and liquidation services.

Selective Pallet RackDrive-In RackPush Back RackPallet Flow RackCantilever RackShelving+3 more

When to Choose Drive-In Rack

  • You store large volumes of a single SKU per lane (bulk storage)
  • LIFO (last in, first out) inventory rotation is acceptable for your product
  • You're running out of warehouse space and need to increase storage density
  • Cold storage — drive-in is the dominant system in freezer warehouses because every cubic foot of cooled space is expensive
  • Seasonal storage where you fill up and empty out entire lanes at once

Key Specs to Ask About

  • Lane depth (how many pallets deep — typically 5-10, sometimes more)
  • Pallet weight (affects rail gauge and upright sizing)
  • Clear height (drive-in can go 30+ feet with structural frames)
  • Rail type and profile (standard vs. heavy-duty, affects pallet guide-in)
  • Entry/exit configuration — drive-in (one entry) vs. drive-through (entries on both ends)
  • Column protection — essential, since forklifts are operating inside the structure

How It Compares

FactorDrive-In RackPush Back Rack
Inventory rotationLIFOLIFO
Max depth10+ pallets2-6 pallets
Forklift enters rack?Yes — drives into the structureNo — loads from the aisle face
Damage riskHigh — forklifts inside the rackLow — no entry needed
SKUs per bay1 SKU per lane (ideally)1 SKU per lane, but more lanes per bay
Cost per position$ (lower per position)$$ (carts and rails add cost)

Both are LIFO systems. Drive-in goes deeper and costs less per position, but forklifts operate inside the rack (more damage). Push back is shallower but loads from the aisle face — faster, safer, and better for operations with more SKUs.

Did you know?

Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson has been the world's busiest airport for over two decades straight. It's also a massive cargo hub — and the warehouses ringing the airport store everything from live seafood to movie props for Georgia's booming film industry.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between drive-in and drive-through rack?
Drive-in has one entry point per lane — forklifts enter, place the pallet, and back out the same way. This means LIFO rotation (last pallet in is the first one out). Drive-through has openings on both ends, so you can load from one side and pick from the other, giving you FIFO rotation. Drive-through uses more floor space because you need aisles on both sides.
How many pallets deep should my drive-in lanes be?
Match lane depth to your typical lot size for a single SKU. If you regularly receive 8-pallet shipments of the same product, 8-deep lanes make sense. Going too deep means partially empty lanes wasting space. Going too shallow defeats the purpose of drive-in. Most installations fall in the 5-8 pallet range.
Is drive-in rack more expensive than selective?
Per pallet position, drive-in usually costs more than selective — roughly 30-50% more. But per pallet stored in the same footprint, it's often cheaper because you're eliminating aisles. In cold storage where cooled space runs $250-$400 per square foot to build, the density payoff is enormous.
How many drive-in rack suppliers are in Georgia?
We currently list 7 companies offering drive-in rack in Georgia. This number grows as we expand our directory. Nearby states may have additional options.
Did you know?

A fully loaded drive-in rack system can hold more weight per square foot than the foundation of the Empire State Building was designed to support.

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