Drive-In Pallet Racking
Lanes of rails where the forklift drives into the racking, giving high-density block storage for large quantities of the same product.

High-density racking stores more pallets in the same floor area by removing aisles: pallets sit several deep in drive-in lanes, on push back carts or on gravity rollers. The right system depends on pallets per SKU, rotation (FIFO or LIFO) and the trucks you use.
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Lanes of rails where the forklift drives into the racking, giving high-density block storage for large quantities of the same product.

Cart-on-rail racking where each new pallet pushes the previous one back, storing 2 to 4 pallets deep with selective-style access to each lane.

Gravity roller lanes that move pallets from the loading side to the picking side, so stock rotates first in, first out.

Inclined roller shelves that feed cartons and totes to the picker, for fast first-in, first-out picking faces.
Many pallets of few SKUs suit drive-in; 2 to 4 pallets per SKU suit push back; date-coded stock needing FIFO suits pallet live.
Yes; drive-in and push back are common in cold stores, often galvanised.