Redirack offers quality solutions customers can depend on

Redirack Storage Systems has been supplying racking solutions to customers across North America since 1987. The Oakville, Ont.-based company is a leading provider of racking and storage systems for warehouse, industrial, institutional and retail applications. Its long list of satisfied customers includes Walmart, Magna, Sears, Canadian Tire, UPS and Fed Ex, to name a few. 

Part of the Econo-Rack Group of Companies, which also includes Konstant and Econo-Rack Storage Equipment, and under the leadership of Gabe Mazzetti, president and CEO, Redirack is well-equipped to be a single source for racking and storage solutions, for companies of any size. Regardless of the complexity and scope of the project, Redirack can recommend and deliver an efficient, cost-effective rack system, which includes racking, shelving, mezzanines and other storage solutions.

Redirack’s superior product line, which uses high-quality steel, state-of-the-art manufacturing technology, stringent quality control and dedicated, experienced project management, is recognized throughout the industry for its quality, stability and dependability.

The company’s design, engineering and sales support team is the largest and most experienced in the industry. They use the latest software to design warehouse storage solutions, whether it’s a large turnkey warehouse storage and picking system or a small-scale racking project. The company’s designers and engineers provide customers with initial layouts, detailed plans, prototype testing and fabrication drawings throughout the process, to ensure the project meets the customer’s exact requirements every step of the way. 

With locations throughout the country, the Redirack team will work with customers from inception right through to the finished project, even offering installation services to complete the job.

Customer satisfaction is the goal, 100 per cent of the time.

To learn more about its racking and storage solutions, contact Redirack Storage Systems.

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