RackCity AI Guides

From blank canvas to a floor plan PDF, elevation drawing, and client-ready quote — enter your building, add zones, configure racks, and export, all in under 10 minutes.

Turn a building flyer into a priced BOM and a client-ready Pricing Summary in under 10 minutes — no CAD, no spreadsheets, no waiting on engineering.

From first call to signed PO — how to use software at every stage of the rack sales process to quote faster and close more than the competition.

The building permit and the high-piled storage permit, the heights that trigger each, what seven jurisdictions publish, and which pieces of the package are yours, the engineer's and the fire department's.

One pallet position per 8–16 sq ft — where that rule of thumb comes from, the three decisions that move your building within it, and how to turn it into an exact count and a parts list before a contractor quotes you.

Model storage-expansion scenarios, compare current vs. proposed buildings, and build a capital request — all before you commit to a lease or contractor.

Counterbalance 11–14 ft, reach truck 8–11, VNA 5–7 — where each number comes from, the fire-code floor under it, and what every foot of aisle costs you in pallet positions across a real building.

Drop the leasing brochure on the start screen, tick the plan page, pick the truck — and, more usefully, check what the reader read and fix the four things flyers get wrong before you say the number.

Euro and industrial pallets, the beams that hold three of them (2,700 / 3,300 / 3,900 mm), frames, the 100 mm rule, aisles per truck in metres, and a worked 60 × 40 m warehouse — in a tool that works natively in metric.

Calculate pallet positions for any building in minutes, compare three sites side-by-side, and show tenants a real layout — before they even ask.