We already have racking in our Franklin building. Can you match it?

In most cases, yes. Hole pattern and connector style vary by manufacturer even among teardrop designs, so we identify yours first. A photo of the upright face, the beam connector and any manufacturer label is usually enough to match new beams and frames.

How much weight can pallet rack hold?

There is no single number. Beam capacity is rated per pair, per level, and frame capacity depends on upright height and the vertical spacing between beam levels. We size beams and frames from your heaviest pallet, and the rated capacities go on load plaques posted on the system.

How wide do the aisles between rack rows have to be?

As wide as your forklift needs to turn and place a pallet: roughly 12 to 13 feet for counterbalance, 8 to 10 feet for reach trucks, and 5 to 6 feet for very-narrow-aisle trucks. We confirm it against your truck's specs before drawing the rows.

What type of pallet rack do I need?

For mixed SKUs, selective (teardrop) rack is the default because every pallet is reachable. Pushback stores 2 to 6 deep per SKU, last in first out; pallet flow suits FIFO and dated stock; drive-in handles bulk storage of a few SKUs; cantilever holds long loads; and carton flow serves case picking.

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Franklin, Tennessee

Warehouse Relocation in Franklin, TN

Name: Nashville Pallet Racks
Address: 1161 Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville, TN, 37217, US
Telephone: (615) 703-6869
Price range: $$

Moving from Mallory Lane flex space to a larger building along I-65 requires a new layout rather than copying short rows from the old unit. For a williamson county business trying to keep reserve inventory inside a limited warehouse footprint, warehouse relocation in Franklin starts with the stock-transfer sequence and the destination layout. A storage move is not just a freight job. The destination needs a workable layout before old rows are taken apart, and labeled components must arrive in the sequence that the installation crew can use.

Cool Springs commercial activity, Mallory Lane flex space, and businesses along Columbia Avenue create a mix of smaller distribution and supplier operations. The storage portion of a flex building must remain usable without swallowing the loading approach or the space needed for smaller orders. Send drawings of both buildings, your rack inventory, move dates, and handling requirements. We can review reuse, phasing, and transport responsibilities before the destination layout and teardown schedule are approved. Moving unidentified or damaged components can carry the old building’s problems into the new one.

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Why Franklin Warehouses Work With Us

Moving from Mallory Lane flex space to a larger building along I-65 requires a new layout rather than copying short rows from the old unit. Around Mallory Lane and Columbia Avenue, that situation calls for a move sequence tied to your own inventory and destination building. A storage move is not just a freight job. The destination needs a workable layout before old rows are taken apart, and labeled components must arrive in the sequence that the installation crew can use. We start with your drawings, inventory records, and photographs, so the conversation stays focused on the building and loads you actually have.

Identify reuse, replacement, new rack, and transport responsibilities in one plan. Schedule inventory clearance before teardown and return destination storage to service by agreed zones. The comparison should show what you gain, what access you give up, and where staging remains available. The move plan must name who empties the racks, who handles inventory, and who provides freight. Our team handles the permit side for you.

You work through the design and itemized scope with one contact at Nashville Pallet Racks, a division of Warehouse Equipment & Supplies Co. We explain component choices, confirm the proposed load ratings, and agree delivery and installation responsibilities before you order. If the product is not a fit, the alternative belongs in the discussion, not after the rack arrives. Call (615) 703-6869 to review the plan and any phasing needs.

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CAD layout with position counts

Rack installation planning and coordination

Pallet rack frames and beams in an industrial warehouse

Operations We Rack Around Here

Local freight and industrial connections include Mallory Lane, Columbia Avenue, I-65.

Healthcare and Medical Devices

Light Manufacturing

Consumer Products

E-Commerce Fulfillment

Print and Packaging

Contractor Supply

Beverage Distribution

Third-Party Logistics

How Warehouse Relocation Works

Teardown, labeling, transport coordination, and reinstallation planned around your move to a new building.

Inventory and new layout

Identify rack components, load requirements, and the new building’s dimensions before scheduling teardown.

Teardown and labeling

Unload designated rows, dismantle the system in sequence, and label components so compatible parts stay together.

Transport coordination

Group and bundle material around the agreed loading plan and delivery sequence. Confirm responsibility for freight in the quote.

Reinstallation and handover

Rebuild the approved layout, replace unsuitable components, and provide ratings for the finished configuration.

What a Warehouse Relocation Project Includes

Start with the move dates, drawings of both buildings, your existing rack inventory, and the loads you intend to store. Photos of frame profiles, beam connectors, damage, and current labels help establish what can be reused. A rack that worked in the old building is not automatically suited to a different beam spacing or load profile.

We plan the destination layout before teardown. Column locations, clear height, dock approaches, lift truck turning space, and staging areas decide where rows belong. The proposal separates reusable material from replacement frames, new beams, decking, protection, and additional rack. Our team handles the permit side for you.

Your team clears inventory from the scheduled work zone. Teardown follows a controlled sequence; components are labeled, sorted, and bundled by system so matching parts reach the new building together. Transport coordination covers loading order, delivery windows, and who provides the carrier. We do not assume that general warehouse movers will understand rack connections or the installation sequence.

At the destination, crews reinstall the approved rows, align and anchor frames, secure beams and accessories, and verify the configuration against the drawing. Damaged or incompatible components are not treated as usable simply because they survived the move. Handover includes configuration-specific load ratings and a review of outstanding items. A phased plan can return agreed storage zones to service while later areas are completed; the schedule depends on building access, inventory readiness, and confirmed material availability.

Businesses moving to a new warehouse

Phased moves with receiving and shipping still active

Reusing serviceable rack while adding capacity

Consolidating inventory from multiple buildings

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Recent Pallet Rack Projects

A look at warehouse racking systems our team has installed.

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Plan Your Warehouse Relocation in Franklin

Send the basics and we will follow up with a layout and pricing. Prefer to talk it through? Call (615) 703-6869.

Nashville Pallet Racks

1161 Murfreesboro Pike

Ste 110 #230

Nashville, TN 37217

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