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T-Bolt Drive-In Rack – 3 Deep x 3 High
- 3 deep x 3 high
- T-Bolt frames
- Good condition
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Structural Drive-In Rack – 10 Deep x 3 High, C-3″
- 10 deep x 3 high
- Super dense storage
- Good condition
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Structural Drive-In Rack – 4 Deep x 5 High, C-4″
- 4 deep x 5 high
- 25' uprights
- Excellent condition
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Frazier Structural Drive-In Rack – 3 Deep
- 3 deep
- 20' uprights
- Excellent condition
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Ridg-U-Rak Drive-In Rack – 3 & 4 Deep
- 3 & 4 deep
- 15' & 20' uprights
- Excellent condition
- $75.00 Per Pallet Position
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Structural Drive-In Rack – 2 & 3 Deep
- HD structural drive-in rack
- 2 & 3 deep
- 18' & 22' frames
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Structural Drive-In Rack – 52″ Frames
- HD structural drive-in rack
- 52" deep x 19' tall frames
- 297 total pallet positions
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Interlake Drive-In Rack – 30′ High
- 54" deep x 30' roll-formed frames
- 1,500 lb per pallet position capacity
- Good condition
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Interlake Drive-In Rack – 7 Deep
- 7 deep configuration
- 700+ pallet positions
- Like new condition
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Frazier and Interlake Drive-In Rack
- 4 deep x 3 high
- Frazier & Interlake brands
- Structural & roll-formed
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Accessible Storage Options with Drive-In Racking
Used drive-in racks are a great solution for applications requiring ultra-high-density storage. Our drive-in rack professionals have been designing and installing all kinds of used drive-in rack systems for more than 20 years. We are here to answer your questions and help you find the drive-in rack storage solution that’s right for you.
Our used drive-in rack inventory includes used drive-in rack systems and components, including frames, arms, and load and guide rails.
Used Drive-In Racks to Meet Your Needs
If you’re looking for a drive-in specialty item, or just don’t see what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to contact us. If we don’t have it in stock, we’ll do our best to find it.
Maximize your space and your dollar with a used drive-in rack system from East Coast Storage Equipment. Contact us by calling 888.294.5022 or reaching out online.
Used Drive-In Rack FAQs
What are Some Storage Benefits of Drive-In Racks?
Manufacturers design drive-in racking systems for large stock and a few product types, but they offer plenty of advantages over other forms of pallet storage racking. The deep lanes used in drive-in systems help reduce space limitations and cut costs for storage. Drive-in systems also eliminate the need for multiple access aisles, freeing up even more precious floor space.
What’s the Difference Between Drive-In and Drive-Through?
When we are talking about drive-in racking, we are often referring to a system of storing pallets in a first in/last out (FILO) configuration. Workers will load pallets and retrieve them from the front side. In this system, the last pallet loaded becomes the first pallet that is accessible.
For drive-through racking, workers will use a first in/first out (FIFO) configuration for pallet storage. Workers load pallets on one side of the rack, while the other side is for unloading. This ensures you have access to the oldest product first.