Can new bays be added while the old rack is moved?

Yes, added bays can be included in the destination plan. We verify component compatibility and intended loads first; separate new runs may be preferable when the existing system cannot be positively identified.

How are beams and frames kept organized?

They are sorted and labeled by size, component type and installation area. Hardware and accessories are contained separately, while damaged pieces are kept out of the accepted material awaiting shipment.

What makes a phased Bixby move workable?

It needs available space, a realistic inventory sequence and clearly assigned release dates for each area. Your shipping team helps establish which locations can be cleared first and which must remain active.

Does hot weather affect the work plan?

Yes, heat in non-air-conditioned buildings affects crew pacing and material staging. We discuss work windows and access in advance, while spring storms or occasional winter ice may require changes to freight arrangements.

Warehouse Relocation warehouse storage system

Bixby, Oklahoma

Warehouse Relocation Services in Bixby, OK

Planning a warehouse relocation in Bixby starts with deciding what the next building needs to do differently. More floor space alone does not resolve crowded picking aisles, mismatched storage levels or awkward receiving. We compare your existing rack with the proposed inventory flow before deciding which material belongs in each area.

Tulsa Pallet Rack handles rack relocation as a coordinated equipment job: survey, drawings, dismantling, transportation and reinstallation. We also account for replacement components and added bays rather than treating those needs as surprises during assembly. As a division of Warehouse Equipment & Supplies Co., we have been supplying and installing since 1997.

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Pallet rack relocation starts with fit

An existing beam length may suit the pallets but conflict with a new column grid. We check run lengths, aisle widths, turning space and door approaches together. That prevents a drawing from showing storage positions that cannot be served by your handling equipment.

Count reusable components by actual size and connection type, not by appearance alone. Mixed beam lengths and frame depths often become apparent during the survey. Keeping those differences visible helps establish which runs can be rebuilt without unexpected substitutions.

If the new operation needs more locations, additional rack can be included in the layout and material list. Matching requires more than a similar finish. Connections, member dimensions and load requirements need review before old and new pieces are combined.

To relocate without burying the receiving floor, assign staging areas before trucks arrive. Separate installation bundles from inventory deliveries and leave access to the first planned rack zone. Limited staging space may require smaller deliveries rather than one large transfer.

Businesses moving into a different warehouse

Rack systems that can be reused in a new layout

Operations combining storage from multiple buildings

Facilities adding new rack alongside relocated material

Bixby warehouse storage Warehouse relocation services New pushback rack for the next building New pallet flow rack for the next building

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Warehouse relocation with fewer loose ends

A useful scope identifies who clears stock, who provides handling equipment and when each area becomes available. Those assignments matter as much as the number of bays. If inventory remains in a scheduled removal zone, crews need an agreed alternative rather than an improvised change.

Phasing should reflect order demand. Slow-moving reserve stock may transfer before daily picking positions, provided the destination can receive it. We work through that sequence with your team and identify where temporary consolidation or a small amount of new rack could support the transition.

Free Design Consultation

CAD layout with position counts

Installation coordinated with installation partners

Warehouse storage layout with pallet rack

Operations We Rack Around Here

Bixby food-and-beverage distributors and e-commerce fulfillment buildings using US-64 and US-75 need move phases aligned with replenishment, order picking and receiving access.

Building supplies

Service-parts storage

Regional distribution

Rack relocation work packages

The physical sequence is planned before dismantling begins. These four work packages establish what travels, how it is identified and where it will be rebuilt, with responsibilities settled at each handoff.

Survey and draw

Record rack quantities, component sizes and visible damage alongside destination measurements. Develop a layout that reflects pallet sizes, handling equipment and receiving needs, then identify the installation zones required to support the inventory transfer.

Take down cleared sections

Release only the bays your operation has emptied. Remove accessories and structural components in sequence, checking pieces as they become accessible and separating bent or incomplete material from the bundles intended for reuse.

Transfer identified bundles

Label material by component type and assigned area. Coordinate loading and unloading so the next crew receives the right pieces together, with hardware contained and frame bundles placed where they will not block assembly.

Install and review

Assemble each area to the agreed drawings using accepted components and specified connections. Check alignment, beam engagement and planned elevations before releasing that area for stocking, and document material changes that affect the remaining work.

Recent Installations

Racking projects completed for warehouses across the Tulsa metro and northeastern Oklahoma.

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Scope your Bixby equipment move

Reach Tulsa Pallet Rack at (918) 296-8162 to review the existing system and destination. Photos, measurements and a clear account of daily shipping needs provide a practical starting point for pricing. Call (918) 296-8162.