Pallet Racking Services in Fishers, IN

Saxony tenants run very different rack from the I-69 DC operators:

• Freezer-adjacent storage: MedPharmacy, Indiana Bioscience, and several device-integration tenants need rack outside walk-in freezers that handles condensation without flaking. We spec galvanized uprights with stainless footplates and epoxy-primed beams.
• Cleanroom-support shelving: Powder-coat is not acceptable near ISO Class 7/8 rooms. We install wire-deck shelving with electropolished stainless, or we run the rack outside the cleanroom envelope with a pass-through airlock design.
• Small-parts kitting: Stanley Security and similar device tenants need bin shelving and light-duty selective for component pick, not pallet positions. We mix the two in the same bay with a beam-over-shelving configuration.
• Landlord rules: Most Saxony bays are single-tenant build-to-suit, so landlord approval is simpler — but insurance carriers on biotech assets often require third-party engineering review.

Everything south of Saxony at the 106th and 96th Street interchanges with I-69 is pure distribution:

• 32–36 ft clear spec buildings: Meijer regional, Amazon DSP, and new Duke Realty speculative buildings at 116th/Olio run 36 ft clear ESFR. Full-height selective with 24-in deep uprights is the baseline.
• Carton flow + selective combo: Last-mile DSP stations pick at 3–5 ft above floor; we install carton flow on the bottom level and selective reserve above, which doubles pick velocity per bay.
• Returns staging: Drive-in or push-back rack for returns and reverse-logistics is a steady pull here. Fishers Fire Dept treats drive-in as high-piled by default — engineering letter required.
• Hamilton County speed: Same 7–10 day review as Carmel; we pre-coordinate with the reviewer before large Saxony or 96th-corridor submissions.