What Is Drive-Through Racking?
Drive-in racking with an aisle on both sides. Load from the back, unload from the front: first in, first out.

How It Works
- Load from the backNext open position, toward the front.
- Unload from the frontOldest pallet in the lane first.
- One product per laneOne SKU and date range.
- Two trucks at onceLoading and picking together.
Advantages of Drive-Through Racking.
- FIFO.
- Up to 70% more pallets than selective in the same footprint.
- Two-sided.
- No carts, rollers or motors.
- Fewer aisles to refrigerate.
What to Know Before You Buy
- Two aisles use floor a drive-in keeps.
- No back bracing, so engineering matters more.
- Discipline. One product per lane.
Drive-Through Racking Components





Drive-Through Racking From Every Side





Where Drive-Through Racking Is Used
- Food and beverage, dated product.
- Pharma and chemical lot rotation.
- Freezers and coolers.
- Any strict FIFO operation.
Common questions
Drive-in or drive-through?
Drive-in for maximum density. Drive-through when the oldest pallet must leave first.
Can an existing drive-in rack be opened up?
Sometimes, if the back is not against a wall and the bracing can be re-engineered.
How deep can a drive-through lane be?
Four to eight pallets is common. Deeper lanes hold more but are slower to work.
