How does a rack and rail parking system work?
It uses rails and shuttles to move cars (placed on pallets) to an available rack slot automatically.
Is the system safe for cars?
Yes, cars do not move on their own — the pallet system prevents scratches, dents, or accidents
How long does it take to park or retrieve a car?
Parking/retrieval usually takes 60–120 seconds, depending on configuration.
Does it require a lot of maintenance?
No. Regular inspections, lubrication, and system checks ensure long-term smooth operation with minimal maintenance.
Can it be installed in existing buildings?
Yes, depending on available height and layout, it can be retrofitted into existing structures.
The Rack and Rail Parking System offers a complete automated solution for boosting parking density in limited areas. It functions by utilizing a shuttle mechanism to move vehicles, which are secured on pallets, both horizontally and vertically along a rail-guided infrastructure.
What Is a Rack and Rail car Parking system?
A Rack and Rail Car Parking System is an advanced mechanical parking technology that uses:
- Racks to securely hold multiple car pallets.
- Rails to move those pallets horizontally or vertically
- Shuttles/lifts for the efficient, automated transport of the pallet to an available storage slot.
This system is a fully automated parking setup that stores vehicles on integrated racks and moves them precisely via rails—operating effectively as a smart warehouse designed for cars.
It optimizes storage capacity, minimizes retrieval time, and eliminates the need for manual driving within the facility.
Why Choose Rack and Rail car Parking system?
Maximum Space Utilization
High Safety & Zero Damage
Ideal for High-Density Zones
Fully Automated Operation
Fast Parking & Retrieval
Low Operational Cost
Where Is Rack and Rail Parking Used?
Residential Apartments
Commercial Buildings
Corporate Offices
Retail Malls
Metro Transit Hubs
Airport Terminals
Premium Housing Communities
Urban Smart-City Developments
Hotels and Hospitality Spaces
Public Parking Infrastructures
