Cantilever Rack in Dallas, TX for Lumber and Building Materials

Growth along the US-380 and Hwy 121 corridor toward McKinney, Frisco, and Allen keeps building materials moving. So do Lewisville and Denton.

Yards and supply houses there store dimensional lumber, trusses, pipe, conduit, and steel. Cantilever arms let a forklift or side-loader pick a bundle without reaching past anything.

Closer in, metal service and fabrication shops in Garland, Grand Prairie, and Arlington use it for bar and tube stock.

• Single-sided runs along walls and fences to keep the yard open
• Double-sided runs down the middle of a shed or open yard
• Arm length matched to load depth, arm spacing to load length
• Roof and decking options for sheet goods and covered outdoor storage

Plenty of cantilever in DFW lives outside or under a canopy. Spring hail and storm season is a factor when planning covered bays and product placement.

Outdoor installs also face summer heat. We schedule crews early and stage steel so it is not baking on the ground for days.

Arm capacity is the key number. Bundle weight, length, and how many bundles sit on each arm set the column size and arm spacing.

Side-loaders and forklifts need different aisle widths. We draw both so you can see how many runs fit the yard or shed.

• Free Design Consultation
• CAD layout drawings
• Itemized project quote

Can cantilever rack be installed outdoors in Dallas–Fort Worth?

What does a lumber yard in Frisco or McKinney need from cantilever?

Single-sided or double-sided cantilever for a DFW lumber or pipe yard?

Can we add arms or levels to the cantilever we already have?