H-Town Pallet Racking Service

Material Handling Around Houston

Racking works best with the right equipment around it.

Rack accessories and warehouse equipment in a Southeast Texas facility
BUILT TO OSHA RULES — Material Handling Equipment

Material Handling Equipment from Fulshear to Galveston and Magnolia to Mont Belvieu. Quotes cost nothing.

The short version

Material Handling Equipment, the H-Town way

Racking works best with the right equipment around it. H-Town Pallet Racking supplies and installs rack accessories and warehouse equipment for operations across our Houston-metro towns: wire decking, row spacers, column guards, end-of-aisle protection, pallet supports, dividers, conveyor, lift tables, mezzanines and dock equipment. For buildings near Galveston Bay and the Gulf — Texas City, Galveston, Freeport, Webster and League City — we steer toward galvanized or coated components, because salt air shortens the life of bare steel and plain zinc plating. Everything is specified to match your rack and your aisles, so the pieces fit together on the first try.

  • One supplier for rack and the equipment around it
  • Safer aisles through proper guarding
  • Faster picking from well-equipped bays
  • Advice based on how your operation actually works
Roller conveyor supplied for a Houston-metro warehouse
Scissor lift table supplied with a racking project

In the scope

What is covered

  • Products specified to your rack system
  • Written quote with prices and availability
  • Delivery to your building
  • Installation where it applies

Step by step

How the job runs

1

Review the Operation

We look at your workflow, products and current equipment to find the gaps where the right accessory or machine would help.

2

Specify and Quote

We choose products to suit the application and send a written quote with specifications, prices and availability.

3

Order and Deliver

Equipment is ordered from established manufacturers and delivered to your building.

Watch for these

Signs Your Warehouse Needs More Equipment

  • Pallets sit directly on beams with nothing underneath — fire inspectors increasingly expect decking
  • The same uprights keep getting hit and have no guard in front of them
  • Decking or hardware is rusting, a common sight near the bay — galvanized parts last longer
  • An insurer or fire inspector flagged missing accessories at the last visit
  • You are adding pick-and-pack and need supports, dividers or flow rails
  • Dock plates, seals or levelers are worn and dock damage is rising
  • A new product line needs special handling such as drum handlers or containers
Steel mezzanine installed alongside a new rack system

Asked and answered

Questions about Material Handling

1

What equipment do you supply besides rack?

Mezzanines, conveyor, lift tables, modular offices, wire partitions, dock equipment such as levelers, seals and bumpers, in-rack lighting, and the accessories that make rack work: wire decking, column guards, end-of-aisle protection, row spacers and pallet supports. We usually design these into the same project as the rack.

2

Can equipment be designed together with the new rack?

That is how we prefer to work. When rack and equipment are designed separately you get aisles that do not suit the conveyor, conveyor at the wrong height, and dock levels that do not meet the staging area. We design them together for new projects and add equipment to existing rack when the operation changes.

3

Do you install it too?

Yes. Conveyor, lift tables, mezzanines, offices and rack accessories are delivered and installed by our crews in sequence with the rack, so trades are not working over each other and the finished dimensions match the design.

4

Where can I get conveyors and mezzanines around Sugar Land, The Woodlands or the Bay Area?

H-Town Pallet Racking supplies conveyor, lift tables, mezzanines, modular offices and partitions to warehouses across our fifteen Houston-metro towns, installed by the same team that builds the rack. Buying it all as one project usually lowers the total and removes the trade-coordination problems.

Next step

Talk Material Handling
with H-Town.