Pallet Racking
Cranberry Township, PA — For Sale & Installed

Yes. Cranberry Township is one of our closest and most active markets — our Valencia, PA facility is minutes south on I-79. Langer sells, designs, permits, and installs pallet racking for the distribution centers and corporate logistics operations along I-79 and Route 228. Call 724-898-2000 for a quote.

Pallet racking cost depends on the system type, capacity, height, and number of bays — selective rack is the most economical per position, while high-density systems like push-back and pallet flow cost more but store more in less space. Langer designs to your budget and gives a firm quote. Call 724-898-2000 for pricing on your Western PA project.

The right system depends on your SKU count, pallet volume, and rotation needs: selective rack for direct access to mixed SKUs, drive-in for high-density LIFO, push-back for density with selectivity, pallet flow for FIFO throughput, and cantilever for long loads. Langer designs the layout around how your operation actually runs across Western Pennsylvania.

Forklift-damaged rack can usually be repaired rather than fully replaced. Langer provides engineered column repair kits, front-column and sub-frame replacement, and load-beam repair to restore rated capacity, with cooler/freezer engineer stamps available. We offer 24-hour emergency rack repair across Western PA — call 724-898-2000.

Most Pennsylvania jurisdictions require a permit and stamped engineered drawings for pallet racking, especially for taller or high-density systems. Langer produces the seismic and permit drawings your project needs and builds to code so it passes inspection the first time — handled as part of a turnkey install.

Capacity depends on the beam size, upright, and configuration — typical selective rack beams carry roughly 4,000 to 6,000+ lbs per level, and the whole bay must be rated for your actual loads. Langer engineers each system to your pallet weights and posts load ratings. Call 724-898-2000 to size racking for your product.

Timeline depends on system size, permit requirements, and material lead time, but a typical project runs a few weeks from design to installed. Langer handles it turnkey — measuring your space, engineering the layout and permit drawings, and installing with certified crews scheduled around your operation across Western PA.