1. Telescoping Racking System: Telescoping racks, also known as telescopic racks or telescopic shelving systems, are designed to provide adjustable storage capacity based on the specific needs of the user. These racks typically consist of multiple levels or sections that can be extended or retracted, allowing for flexibility in storage space. Telescoping racks are often used in applications where the storage requirements fluctuate, and users need the ability to adjust the rack length or depth to accommodate varying inventory quantities.

2. Cantilever Racking System: Cantilever racks are a type of racking system designed to store long, bulky, or irregularly shaped items such as lumber, pipes, steel bars, or furniture. The distinguishing feature of cantilever racks is the absence of front column obstructions, allowing for easy access and retrieval of items. Cantilever racks typically consist of vertical columns connected by horizontal arms that extend outward, creating a series of open shelves. These racks provide excellent versatility and accessibility for storing items of varying lengths and sizes.