The building code generally allows a mezzanine to cover up to one third of the room below, and some sprinklered buildings qualify for more.
Moving fittings and small parts from open shelving into vertical lift modules can free up to 85 percent of the floor they occupied.
Freestanding, rack-supported, and shelf-supported mezzanines built for Odessa facilities that need more working area without another lease. Parts storage above the counter, offices overlooking the shop floor, and packing areas are the most common uses. Every mezzanine is engineered for its load and permitted before it goes up.
Forklifts, pallet jacks, side-loaders for long stock, drum handling equipment, bins, and yard ramps for grade-level doors. We match material handling equipment to your loads, your floors, and your aisles, whether you move pallets inside a warehouse or pipe across a caliche yard.
Boltless shelving, wide span units, bulk racks, closed steel shelving, and modular drawer cabinets sized to real per-shelf loads. Dense steel parts overload light shelving fast, so we rate every unit to what you actually store.
Inspected used uprights, beams, wire decking, and cantilever components from facilities across the region. Used steel gets you capacity without the freight wait that comes with ordering new racking into West Texas, at a fraction of the price.
When the floor is full, but the air above it is empty, a mezzanine is usually the fastest way to grow.
Our warehouse mezzanine systems give Odessa businesses a second working level inside the building they already have. That matters in a market where industrial listings ask roughly $13 per square foot, and the right building isn’t always available when you need it.
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Picture a 20,000-square-foot building with 22 feet of clear height. Code would generally allow a mezzanine of up to about 6,600 square feet over that floor. Leasing that footage elsewhere means paying rent on it every year, running a second site, and moving stock between buildings. A mezzanine is paid for once and stays under the same roof as your counter.
Storage products work best when the people installing them also understand racking, inspections, and layout. We bring all of it to facilities across Odessa and Midland.
We visit your building, look at what you store and how it moves, and recommend the mix that fits, whether that is a mezzanine, drawer cabinets for the counter, cantilever for the yard, or used racking to finish a row. You get options with prices, not a sales pitch.
Existing customers get fast answers on orders, installs, damage, and changes. When a shelving unit fails or a rack takes a hit, we treat it as urgent, because in this market a blocked aisle usually means somebody in the field is waiting.
Practical guides on shelf ratings, cantilever loading, mezzanine code basics, and used racking checks, written for Permian warehouse and yard managers. Read them before you buy anything, from us or anyone else.
Storage works only if stock can get in and out safely.
Odessa Pallet Racking supplies new and used material handling equipment for warehouses, parts rooms, and yards across the Permian, from pallet jacks and forklifts to side-loaders, drum handlers, and yard ramps.
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The right equipment cuts strain on your crew, speeds up every move, and protects the racking from avoidable impacts.
Not everything belongs on a pallet. Fittings, valves, seals, gaskets, and tools need shelving that keeps them visible, organized, and within reach of the counter.
Our heavy-duty warehouse shelving is rated to the loads Permian parts rooms actually carry, and we know how quickly dense steel parts add up.
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The result is a parts room where counter staff finds the right item on the first try.
New racking into West Texas usually means freight costs and a wait. Used racking from local stock means neither.
Odessa Pallet Racking sources used racking from facility closures and consolidations across the region, inspects every component, and sells only what meets our standards.
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Age is not what retires are racking. Impacts and corrosion are, and those are exactly what we inspect for.
Our crews set frames plumb before anchoring, seat and lock every beam, and blow out every anchor hole before the anchor goes in. We have built selective, cantilever, and high-density systems in metal buildings and yards across Odessa and Midland. You sign off on a system that matches its drawing.
Every upright, beam, and arm we install carries a published capacity from an established manufacturer, whether it is new or inspected used steel. That means your load plaques are backed by real numbers, and our team is local when you need to change, expand, or repair the system.
