Push-back racking is a type of storage system designed to maximize space in warehouses. It allows pallets to be stored in a way that they can be easily accessed while utilizing vertical space efficiently. In this system, pallets are loaded onto a series of inclined tracks, enabling them to slide back when new pallets are added. When a pallet is removed, the remaining pallets automatically move forward, making retrieval quick and easy. This design reduces the need for aisles, allowing for more storage capacity. Push-back racking is ideal for high-density storage and is commonly used in various industries, including food and beverage and retail.