Buy, sell, remove, clear and plan with one Rackway team rather than passing the job between multiple suppliers.
Plan the warehouse.
See it move.
Use Rackway Plan to explore warehouse layouts, aisle space, pallet positions and forklift movement before progressing the project.




See the layout.
Test the movement.
Use the planner to explore racking rows, pallet positions, aisle space and forklift movement before taking the layout into a full project discussion.
Try the Rackway warehouse planner.
Map out your space, test different racking layouts and see it in action. The forklift moves through the warehouse plan, turns into the working aisle, picks a pallet and returns it to dispatch.
Open Rackway PlanSee the warehouse
in motion.
The Rackway Planner Animation plugin stays independent, but this page embeds it so the planning experience ties into the rest of the website.
Practical warehouse work.
One team.
Rackway’s current site positions the business around buying and selling storage equipment, safe removals, stock availability and a straightforward approach to getting projects completed.
Rackway’s published work covers everything from smaller storage jobs to major high-bay and mezzanine strip-outs.
Used racking and storage equipment can move from clearance projects back into useful stock for future customers.
Rackway combines its Reigate base and local contact points with project work across the UK.
Projects that show
the scale.
A few examples from Rackway’s published case-study archive, covering high-bay pallet racking, mezzanine floors, shelving and large strip-outs.
Useful answers.
Before you call.
Quick answers to the questions customers commonly need when buying, selling, removing or planning warehouse racking.
What should I know before starting a layout?+
Warehouse dimensions, pallet size, approximate load requirements, forklift type and any fixed obstacles are useful inputs.
Why does forklift type matter?+
Different trucks need different working aisle widths, so the handling equipment affects how much racking can be fitted efficiently.
Can the planner replace a final site design?+
No. It is best used to explore concepts and layouts before the detailed project, engineering and site checks are completed.
Can Rackway help after I make a plan?+
Yes. The planner is intended to lead into a project conversation about racking, aisle space and the practical warehouse setup.
Do you work nationwide?+
Yes. Rackway handles projects across the UK and uses its local contact points as part of one nationwide team.
Can you help with small jobs?+
Yes. Rackway works from single bays and spare components through to major warehouse projects.


