Why It Matters
Engineered for the job
Prevent Falling Items
Single rail posts measure 17″ in height, while double rail posts stand at 43″, providing two levels of impact protection based on the application’s safety requirements.
Dual Protection
Rails are available in standard lengths from 0′-8″ to 9′-8″, increasing in one-foot increments to ensure precise alignment and flexibility in layout design.
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Prevent costly damage by installing a durable barrier along aisleways or in front of critical equipment, helping to shield valuable assets from impacts and maintain a safer work environment.
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Improve Warehouse Safety
Constant Accident Prevention
RackBack® Pallet Rack Backing Specs
Key Features
- Standard panel heights: 4′-0″ or 5′-0″; widths match beam length
- Custom panel sizes available upon request
- Constructed from 2″ x 2″, 10 gauge welded wire mesh
- Welded flat steel stiffeners add rigidity
- Mounts directly to pallet rack using included brackets
- Each panel features seven attachment points per end for secure installation
- Offset brackets accommodate overhanging loads
- Panels can be stacked to achieve the desired height
- “Above the Top” mounting extends protection above the top beam
- Angle frame design ensures easy hardware access during installation
- Assembly hardware is located on the secure side only
- Uses heavy-duty 3/8″ mounting hardware, strongest in the industry
- Can be installed starting from the floor or at any elevation as needed
- Standalone mounting option available using support posts
- Heavier-duty configurations available for increased impact resistance
Frequently Asked Questions
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