
Selective Pallet Rack
The most universal pallet racking system for direct access to every pallet position.
Gladstone warehouses tend to be compact, tucked into established commercial areas near North Oak Trafficway and Antioch rather than sprawling across a greenfield site. That makes every square foot count and rules out the easy fix of simply adding another row. Kansas City Pallet Rack works with Gladstone operators to get more out of the building they have, usually by going vertical and tightening the layout rather than expanding the footprint. You get a CAD layout showing exactly how many pallet positions fit, along with an itemized quote you can act on.
We supply selective pallet racks, push back and drive-in systems, pallet flow, carton flow, and cantilever rack, plus wire decking and rack protection. Design and the layout drawing are free. Call (913) 453-3942 and we can usually tell you on the first call which system fits.
In smaller Gladstone buildings the fastest capacity gain is almost always vertical. Most operations run beams set to a habit rather than to their actual pallet heights, which leaves a foot or more of dead air on every level.
We measure the real load heights and reset beam elevations to match, which regularly adds a full storage level without changing the footprint or the forklift.
After that comes aisle discipline and product placement: fast movers at pick height near the dock, slow movers up top, and bulk depth where it does not block access. The result is a shorter pick path and more positions on the same slab.

We start with a warehouse needs analysis covering pallet sizes and weights, forklift type and maximum lift height, clear height, SKU count, and pick frequency.
The design team then produces a CAD layout with rows, aisle widths, beam elevations, and a pallet position count, plus an itemized quote listing frames, beams, wire decking, pallet supports, and rack protection separately.
For most Gladstone operations selective racking is the right backbone because SKU counts are broad and picking is constant. Where a handful of items move in volume, a few push back lanes free up aisle space. Carton flow suits case picking, and shelving handles small parts that would waste a full pallet position.
Once approved, we order steel and schedule installation around your receiving windows. Crews anchor, plumb, level, label, and capacity-tag every bay, and phase the work so the operation keeps running. We remain available for added bays, beam-level changes, and replacement components as your product mix shifts.
Our team has designed and installed warehouse racking across the North Oak and I-29 corridor and the wider metro. Call and describe your building; you will get a straight answer, not a brochure.
Call (913) 453-3942Most buildings use two or three of these together. We help you decide which zones need direct access and which can trade selectivity for density.

The most universal pallet racking system for direct access to every pallet position.

High-density storage where pallets are loaded from a single aisle.

High-density storage for large quantities of similar products.

First-in, first-out (FIFO) system with gravity-fed lanes.

Open-front design for long, bulky, or irregularly shaped items.

Hand-picking system with gravity-fed wheel conveyors.
Systems we have designed, delivered, and installed for operations around the metro.









Send us the basics and we will come back with a layout and a number. No cost, no obligation, and the drawing is yours either way.
Operations here frequently run a second building elsewhere in the metro. We handle both, with matching components so parts move between sites.
Call (913) 453-3942 or request a quote and we will start on your layout today.