Cantilever Rack in Kingsburg, CA

Kingsburg Packing Plants and Long Goods

Long Stock Behind Kingsburg Packing Lines

Plants along Sierra Street and older buildings near the depot area usually stage long material against side walls close to maintenance shops.

Single-sided wall run

Columns stand along a wall with arms facing the aisle. Saves floor in narrow buildings.

Double-sided island

Arms on both faces of a centered run. Doubles storage on one row of columns.

Mixed arm lengths

Shorter arms high, longer arms low keeps bulky stock near the floor and light items above.

Adjustable levels

Arms move along the column as off-season and harvest material change.

List what you keep: bin lumber, conveyor sections, stainless rail, pipe. Note the peak quantity, since harvest months set the load.

We check your forklift and aisle. Carrying long items crosswise needs wide aisles; loading from the end of a run or with a side-loader needs less.

Arms can sit level or slope slightly back. For flat lumber, level arms are fine; for round rail and pipe, a slight incline stops rolling when a forklift sets a load down quickly.

Many buyers ask where cantilever racking stops making sense. If an item is shorter than about eight feet and ships on a pallet, selective rack is usually the better spend. Long and flexible goods are where arms earn their cost.

Food distribution buildings in Kingsburg mostly store pallets, yet they still collect long items: dock plates, conveyor sections and spare rail. A small cantilever rack along one wall is often enough. Before ordering, measure the longest piece and count how many of each you keep, so the cantilever storage rack is sized once and sized right, without arms or columns sitting empty for years.

Quotes cover columns, arms, braces, anchoring and installation by experienced installation crews we schedule and manage. Compare the Kingsburg service area, our cantilever rack page, Kingsburg pallet flow rack and Kingsburg drive-in rack for case storage.