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RACKING SYSTEM · High density

Drive-In & Drive-Thru Racking

Lift trucks drive into the lane and store pallets several positions deep, trading aisles for storage. Drive-in is last-in-first-out (LIFO); drive-thru is loaded from one side and picked from the other for first-in-first-out (FIFO). Best for high volumes of the same SKU where density beats selectivity — cold storage, beverage, seasonal bulk.

Common questions

What is drive-in racking?
Drive-in racking lets a lift truck enter a storage lane and place pallets several deep on rails, trading aisle space for higher density of the same SKU.
Drive-in vs drive-thru?
Drive-in is typically loaded and unloaded from the same face (LIFO). Drive-thru has access from both ends so product can flow FIFO — load one side, pick the other.
Is drive-in FIFO or LIFO?
Standard drive-in is LIFO (last-in, first-out). For FIFO rotation in a dense layout, use drive-thru or pallet flow instead.

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