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Industry Mart is Tennessee’s and the Mid-South’s premier pallet rack and warehouse equipment supplier.
Based in the greater Nashville area (just outside Cookeville), we are ideally located and equipped to
support small to major industry throughout Tennessee from Nashville, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, as well as throughout Kentucky, North Georgia,
North Alabama, and Western North Carolina.
What Customers Have to Say
“Industry Mart was involved in our warehouse project from beginning to complete installation. Their expertise, products, and installation were top notch. Without any hesitation, we give them a 10 out of 10 ranking.”
Gary Dennis, Wilson Sporting Goods
“The Industry Mart team is very thorough and easy to work with. The installations have always gone smooth and their install team goes the extra mile to ensure the job is done right!”
Kevin Vile, Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated
“We rate the quality and value of your equipment to be excellent. Service and delivery is top notch as well. We look forward to continuing our partnership for years to come. Thanks to you and your entire team.”
Doug Kinnard, ValuePetSupplies.com
“I have been a customer of Industry Mart for the last two years. Industry Mart has supplied our company with quality well-built products at a very reasonable price. Their office staff and associates are professional and helpful in solving our needs.”
Ernie Julian, Industrial Engineer, Academy Sports
Pallet Rack FAQ
How do I determine how deep the uprights must be?
The weight of the pallet should rest on the beams. Therefore, the upright depth should generally be 6” shorter than your pallet, giving you 3” overhang front and back. (E.G. use 42” deep rack for 48” deep pallets).
How do I determine what beam length and beam capacity I need?
The beam length is determined by the width of your pallet loads plus 4” clearance between loads and the upright posts. Beam capacities are based on a pair of beams supporting an evenly distributed load. Determine the weight of each pallet load and multiply times the number of loads per shelf level. Example, a pallet load weighs 2,000 lbs and there are two pallets per shelf. A beam capacity in excess of 4,000 lbs is required.
Does the rack have to be anchored to the floor?
Yes – if you are loading / unloading the rack with a forklift.
How do I protect the upright posts from forklift hits?
We recommend upright post protectors (there are several sizes: 12”, 18”, and 24” high that can be either anchored into the floor or welded or bolted on to the post). In some cases, we also recommend guardrails and other safety accessories. See our rack accessories or call us for more options.
Can my maintenance people install the rack? Do you have installers?
For small jobs with just a few or single sections, a capable maintenance crew may be able to do the job. However, large jobs with long rows of rack require experienced installers.
We have an insured, experienced installation crew on call. They are available for any size job, but especially valuable for large jobs or jobs that have very tall uprights.
What style rack do you stock?
We primarily stock new and used roll-form teardrop pallet rack, which is the most popular style in the U.S. However, we also have a constantly changing stock of other styles of used rack, and we are a stocking dealer for several different styles of new rack including Structural, Keystone, Penco, and T-bolt.
What size rack does Industry Mart carry?
We have a wide selection of both used and new pallet racking available with new shipments coming in almost every week to meet your pallet racking needs.
How do I know if I need rack or shelving?
Generally, pallet rack is designed for forklift loaded pallets and shelving is for lighter-weight hand-loading applications. However, we stock a wide variety of both pallet rack and industrial shelving, and our experienced team can help you determine the best and most cost-efficient fit for your application.
Can I put my first beam level higher than 48”?
Yes! However, beam spacing directly affects upright capacity. The higher the first beam level (wider spacing), the lower the upright capacity.