Side-Loading Racks
Efficient lateral access for walk-in coolers and room layouts with wide aisles.
American Mortuary Coolers · USA-made since 2009
Cadaver racks and body storage systems for coolers, morgues, and laboratories
Industrial welded mortuary rack systems with side-loading, end-loading, mobile, and custom configurations, built in Johnson City, Tennessee.
Product lines
Choose loading direction, tier count, mobility, and tray or body-board compatibility for the facility.
Efficient lateral access for walk-in coolers and room layouts with wide aisles.
Space-conscious front access for narrow rooms and modular cooler configurations.
Flexible access designed around changing storage and facility requirements.
Caster-equipped racks for cleaning, flexible layouts, and temporary deployment.
Reinforced configurations planned for wider trays and higher rated loads.
Room-specific tier counts, footprints, roller bars, finishes, and accessories.
Why facilities choose us
Factory experience, practical specifications, and nationwide support from initial planning through delivery.
Heavy-duty square steel tube construction and corrosion-resistant powder-coated finish.
Roller-bar options support controlled loading without gravity-driven movement.
Built in Johnson City, Tennessee with configuration help before fabrication.
Durable construction, replaceable wear components, and a published 20-year warranty.
Featured add-on · HALO technology
Ask about ordering an American Mortuary Cooler with HALO already installed.
Buyer resources
Clear, practical information for operators, procurement teams, architects, and facility planners.
Measure the room, cooler, aisle, tray, and highest loading position.
Compare side-, end-, and multi-directional access for workflow and space.
Coordinate capacity, refrigeration airflow, cleaning access, and future expansion.
Frequently asked questions
Need a configuration-specific answer? Call our equipment team.
1-888-792-9315 →Common configurations include one through four tiers, subject to room height, tray dimensions, lifting equipment, and safe access.
Yes. Footprint, tier count, loading direction, finish, roller bars, trays, and caster options can be reviewed for the facility.
Yes. Systems are manufactured in Tennessee and freight coordination is available across the United States.
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