• Auto Shops & Tire Service Centers. Stop rolling tires across the floor. Store, organize, and roll full racks of tires and tools where they’re needed. We’ve built mobile units for tire service bays, allowing fast seasonal changeover without wasted effort.

• Emergency Response & Field Logistics. Need flexible, pre-loaded racks for deployment? Use mobile racks to store gear on the top levels and equipment like spare wheels or batteries below. Pull, load, move—ready in minutes.

• Production Lines & Temporary Storage. When production zones shift, mobile racks let you move materials with the process. Perfect for WIP (work-in-progress) staging or rotating layouts.

• Retail & Backroom Storage. Roll out high-volume items during peak periods, then store them when space is tight. This rack moves with your business.

Is Rollable Pallet Racking the Right Product for You?

If your operation requires even one of the capabilities listed below, consider caster-mounted mobile pallet racks a smart alternative — if you answered “yes” to any of these, this system is made for you.

But Consider These Limits:

• You may need a static racking system if your load requirements exceed 4,000 lbs per bay.
• If your floors are uneven, sloped, or not rated for caster use, this product may not be suitable.
• You clearly understand the difference between mobile pallet racking systems that run on fixed tracks and mobile pallet racking with wheels. These are totally different. Portable pallet racks are mounted on casters, not rails, which means you can move them freely in any direction, not just along a predetermined path.
• Using Solid Steel or Bar Grating Decking can significantly increase the weight of each rack unit, and potentially exceed the caster load capacity, which affects safety and maneuverability.

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A lumber storage rack for a warehouse is a cantilever rack designed to store long, bulky lumber materials like dimensional lumber, timber beams, plywood and sheet goods, hardwood, and wood products. It features sturdy vertical uprights with adjustable horizontal arms that support the lumber, providing easy access and flexibility in storage. The racks are constructed from heavy-duty steel for durability and are often anchored to the floor for stability and safety in high-capacity warehouses.

A lumber storage rack can accommodate various types of lumber, including:

1. Dimensional Lumber: Standard-sized, pre-cut wood like 2x4s, 2x6s, and 4x4s used in construction.
2. Timber Beams: Larger, heavier wooden beams used in framing, bridges, and heavy-duty construction.
3. Plywood and Sheet Goods: Flat, wide sheets like plywood, MDF, and particleboard.
4. Hardwood: Premium woods like oak, maple, or cherry used in furniture and cabinetry.
5. Engineered Wood Products: Laminated veneer lumber (LVL), oriented strand board (OSB), and other man-made wood products.

These racks are highly versatile for storing both raw and processed wood materials.

Cantilever Lumber Rack Specifications

What does a lumber rack consist of?

Uprights (Vertical Columns): The vertical posts that provide height and support for the lumber storage levels.

Arms: Horizontal beams extending from the uprights designed to hold the lumber. These arms can be adjusted to different heights depending on the size of the material being stored.

Bracing: Horizontal and diagonal braces that connect the uprights, providing stability and strength to the overall structure. We offer X-type since they are the most common.

End Stops (Optional): Barriers at the ends of arms to prevent lumber from sliding off.

Single Sided or Double Sided Wood Storage Racks

Single-sided cantilever racking for lumber has arms on one side and is typically placed against a wall, which is ideal for saving space in narrow areas. Double-sided racks have arms on both sides, allowing for free-standing placement and higher storage capacity. While single-sided racks are suited for limited spaces, double-sided racks maximize storage efficiency in larger, open warehouse areas. Here at Speedrack West, we provide both types of heavy-duty wood storage racks.

Outdoor Lumber Storage

The rack is made from weather-resistant materials like galvanized or stainless steel, which can resist rust and corrosion from moisture and changing temperatures. To prevent water pooling and wood from sitting in moisture, these racks have built-in slats or perforations that allow for proper drainage.

Open designs also promote airflow to reduce the likelihood of mold or rot developing on the lumber. These racks are typically elevated off the ground to prevent direct contact with soil, water, or snow. This keeps the lumber dry and reduces the risk of moisture damage.

A rack for lumber storage should be anchored to concrete plates to provide stability during wind or storms.

Custom outdoor lumber racks might include UV-resistant coatings that protect both the metal structure and the stored lumber from sun damage.

Example of Racking Dimensions & Capacity Shown in Photo

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A-Frame Vertical Storage Rack Kit – Use Cases

A starter kit designed for vertical storage of long-length products such as aluminum extrusion, timber moldings, flashings, conduits, pipes, and many others:

• A-Frame Uprights: Two 96″, 120″, or 144″ tall steel posts forming two A-frames.
• Cross Beams: Four beams, each 24″, 36″, 48″or 72″ long, connecting the vertical uprights.
• Divider Arms:  You can use as many single divider arms as needed, and they can be positioned on the beam based on your product requirements.
• Anchors: Pallet Rack Anchors are designed to secure the A-frame structure to the floor, ensuring stability and preventing tipping during use.
• Finish: Powder-coated steel for durability and corrosion resistance.

A-Frame Vertical Storage Rack available options:

We currently offer 96″ and 120″ tall racks for online purchase. Feel free to send us your requirements if you need a different height or width that isn’t available online. We’ll get back to you with a quote within 24-48 hours (typically within 10 minutes to 1 hour).

Call 503-640-5666 now if you need any of our options or a custom-sized solution.

How do I determine how many Arm Dividers I need?

The cinch Bracket height is 7¼”, and the width is 3″.

Here are some common setups:

• For heights from 8′ to 12′, use 1 or 2 levels of backer beams; for heights over 12′, use 3 levels.
• As a general rule, add an extra level every 4′ to prevent your product from falling.
• The width should be calculated based on your product size, but a bay every 2′ is common practice.

You have flexibility in placing the arms as needed, but we recommend talking with our experts for a free design consultation to create the most effective solution!

Available Single Divider Arm Options:

You can order the required Divider Arm on this page or request a custom size by calling 503-640-5666.

A-Frame Vertical Storage Rack

This racking system is constructed with high-strength steel A frames, beams, and divider arms, providing a durable and long-lasting storage solution for any industrial or commercial setting. The A-Frame Racking system is designed with an A-shaped frame structure, which allows for easy access to stored items from both sides of the rack. 

The system’s modular design allows for easy expansion. Additional racks can be added as the new bay or the back side of the rack connected by pallet rack row spacers, forming a double-sided storage system. Each A-frame rack features horizontal beams that support the load and allow for easy loading and unloading of materials.

The beams can be adjusted in height to accommodate different-sized items, and the entire rack can be easily configured to meet specific storage area needs. The system can be easily assembled and disassembled and relocated to a new location as needed. It is ideal for use in warehouses, factories, and other industrial settings where efficient vertical storage and organization of long and bulky items are critical.

Customizable divider arm configuration

Single divider arms allow you to divide your stock into certain categories, lengths, and extrusion profiles. Flexible and convenient, you can set them at any height and number of divisions you require. They are fully adjustable, so you can adjust your separators whenever your product changes.

Depending on the height of the uprights we can help you to calculate the number of arm levels. Depending on the beams’ length and the product to be stored, we can calculate the distance between the divider arms. Depending on the product type to be stored, we can help you to calculate the length of the single divider arm. The storage system is unique, can be single or double-sided, and is designed to your specific needs.

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How does it work?

Vertical storage racks consist of uprights, horizontal beams, and dividers to accommodate different load sizes and maximize vertical space. Thanks to their design, you can vertically place products on their end, minimizing the need for additional floor space. Notice that the floor and back beams of the vertical racks support a leaning product. Frames and beams are constructed of heavy-duty steel sections and bear a considerable weight of the stored products.

Each bay consists of multiple back beams with vertical divider arms to create sections. Front beams can be positioned at the top and bottom to prevent stored materials from sliding out or falling forward. The wide storage base of vertical racking provides a point of attachment that can be securely fastened to a solid, flat floor. The base can be installed as a simple frame with one end of the product resting on the floor surface. one end of the product resting on the floor surface.

How do I determine how many Arm Dividers I need?

The cinch Bracket height is 7¼”, and the width is 3″.

Here are some common setups:

• For heights from 8′ to 12′, use 1 or 2 levels of backer beams; for heights over 12′, use 3 levels.
• As a general rule, add an extra level every 4′ to prevent your product from falling.
• The width should be calculated based on your product size, but a bay every 2′ is common practice.

You have flexibility in placing the arms as needed, but we recommend talking with our experts for a free design consultation to create the most effective solution!

Available Single Divider Arm Options:

You can order the required Divider Arm on this page or request a custom size by calling 503-640-5666.

How to store products vertically?

Vertical racking is versatile and can accommodate various long items like pipes, lumber, tubing, rods, or wooden planks. However, it’s essential to assess the weight, size, and handling requirements of your items to ensure they are compatible with this type of racking system.

Use single-sided racks by installing them at any convenient place or along the wall. This can add an extra support.

If you need double-sided storage, consider adding an additional rack opposite the current one. This setup is ideal for open storage areas and balances the load on each side. Just be mindful when handling products to avoid distortion. But don’t forget to buy an additional (4) Pallet Rack Row Spacers per every bay side.

Additional accessories

Finally, consider unique accessories for a more advanced setup. You can purchase pallet supports here to add to your Vertical Storage Rack, helping reduce the risk of items falling or mixing. However, if you are not overloading the bay, vertical racking design and gravity will keep items in the correct position and make your processes efficient.

Contact us today at 503-640-5666 for assistance in designing your warehouse or selecting the right storage solution. Our agents are available for a free consultation!

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Example starter kit perfect for economical and efficient operations of maintenance shops, contractors, electrical wholesalers, retailers, and distributors:

• A-Frame Uprights: Two 96″, 120″, or 144″ tall steel posts forming two A-frames.
• Cross Beams: Three sets of beams, each 24″, 36″, 48″or 72″ long, connecting the vertical uprights.
• Reel Brackets: Pairs of brackets that can be placed on the A-frame depending on your need.
• Anchors: Designed to secure the A-frame structure to the floor, ensuring stability and preventing tipping during use.
• Finish: Powder-coated steel for durability and corrosion resistance.

Cable Reel Rack available options:

Wire Reel Racks: Spool Holder Based on the A-frame Rack

The racks are ideal for storing and dispensing cable and wire from reels that vary in size. The storage systems also help to keep your cable organized and easily accessible at all times. They are also known as “wire spool holders”, “cable spool holders”, “wire and cable dispensers”.

Our range of cable reel storage racks comes in various sizes, from small compact units to full-height racking designs. Small units provide easy loading and safe storage for coils of small diameters and can be used as mobile wire reel racks. Full-height wire racks support heavy cable racks. Steel axle rods make it quick and easy to remove reels when they need replacing. 

Some of the industries and applications reel racking is perfect for include:

• Manufacturing: For storing and dispensing wire used in production processes.
• Electrical Supply: For organizing different types and sizes of wire spools.
• Construction: For easy access to wire materials on-site.
• Distribution: For displaying and dispensing wire products as needed in the warehouse.

Wire Reel Racks Design

Wire spool racks are made from an all steel construction, offering strength and durability you can rely on. This type of industrial cable reel racking system is ideal for both industrial and commercial applications. Our reel racking systems come with a powder-coat finish that is specifically designed to stand up to the wear and tear of everyday use, while also providing a barrier to rust.

Wire spool racks consist of an A-Frame Structure, spool support rods, and safety products like pins, clips, or others..

• Vertical Posts: These form the sides of the “A” and are typically constructed from heavy-duty steel for strength and stability. They are often perforated with holes or slots for adjustable shelf and rod placement.
• Cross Beams: Horizontal beams connect the vertical posts at various heights, making the A-frame construction stable. They also provide stability for the wire spools and can be adjusted.
• Base Supports: Horizontal beams at the bottom of the A-frame provide a stable foundation, preventing the structure from tipping over.
• Horizontal Axle: These are inserted through the center holes of the wire spools and rest on top of the Reel Bracket. This method allows you to adjust the different heights and accommodate spools of various sizes.

Warehouse Heavy-Duty Cable Reel Solutions

You no longer have to worry about the stock pile in your warehouse. At Speedrack West, our reel racks, cable reel holders, wire reel racks, and more are all made of durable materials. Reel racks are the perfect solution to provide your warehouse with adjustability and space optimization.

Typically, a heavy-duty reel storage rack can hold up to 14,000 lbs (depending on the A-frame upright), but we also recommend following the 2,000 lb capacity per pair of Reel Brackets you will be using, which makes this product a perfect electrical equipment wire storage option for you. 

Uncap your storage possibilities with Speedrack West: order an exclusive industrial wire storage rack.

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Drop Pins secure the beam in place and prevent it from disconnecting accidentally.

Pallet rack drop pins are installed in the side of the beam endplate and connect through the punch on the side of the frame.

Other safety items to consider:

You may want a safety clip in addition to your J-pin for pallet racks. They can work together to give you twice the protection against pallet levels full of products or pallets falling on you or your employees.

Column guards and/or RAMguards are also immensely helpful for protection. If a forklift is mishandled then it can, potentially, protect the rack from taking damage. The products does this by absorbing the contact for the pallet rack. As a result, it leaves the pallet rack structurally. Please know that you should, still, check the rack after the contact for safety reasons.

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These heavy-duty steel rails have a standard 1 5/8” step, which makes them compatible with wire decking, pallet supports or wood supports.

Beam height varies from 3″ to 6.25″. 

What Type of Frames Are These Pallet Rack Beams Compatible With?

These beams feature a teardrop style connection, allowing for easy installation and adjustment without bolts or tools. Pallet rack uprights feature pre-punched holes in a teardrop design, allowing for easy connection with pallet rack beams.

Common beam lengths include 48″, 96″, and 144″, making it possible to customize a system for both small and large inventory. The height and strength of each beam are tailored to the weight they need to support, with load capacities clearly indicated per pair. 

• Tool-free assembly. Easy teardrop pallet click-in installation. Interlake options are available
• Two beams required per level. Beams sold individually.
• Manufactured to standards set by the Rack Manufacturers Institute.

Don’t see the size you need? We can fabricate any length beam. Call us for pricing.

Want used beams? Contact us at 503-640-5666 for availability and pricing.

Our Pallet Rack Cross Beams Add Strength and Stability

The right pallet racking cross beams are a must-have item for your warehouse racking system. They provide support for the material handling you place on the pallet racking.

Pallet Rack Beam Dimensions

Length: Pallet rack beams typically range in length from 4 feet to 12 feet. The length chosen depends on the width of the pallets being stored and the overall configuration of the rack system.

Height: The height of pallet rack beams can vary depending on the load capacity required and the vertical space available in the warehouse. Standard heights range from 3 inches to 6 inches.

Width: The width of pallet rack beams is often standardized to accommodate standard pallet sizes. Common widths include 3 inches, 3.5 inches, 4 inches, and 5 inches. The width chosen should match the depth of the pallets being stored and provide sufficient support.

Thickness: The thickness of pallet rack beams influences their load-bearing capacity and durability. Common thicknesses range from 1.5 inches to 3 inches, with heavier-duty applications typically requiring thicker beams.

Capacity: Pallet rack beams are designed to support specific weight capacities per pair. These capacities can vary widely depending on factors such as beam length, thickness, and material. Standard load capacities typically range from 2,000 pounds to 10,000 pounds per pair.

Calculating Necessary Cross Beam Capacity

In order to know the size of the beam that you need, you’ll need to calculate the beam capacity required per beam level. Since you will always need two beams per level, you need to know that capacities are listed per pair, not for an individual beam.

Calculating the beam capacity that you need isn’t too difficult once you know the proper way to do it: First, determine the weight of the heaviest pallet that you have and multiply it by the number of pallet positions you want per beam level. This will provide your required beam capacity. The most common configurations have two pallet positions on 8ft, 9ft, or 10ft beams. Typically three pallet positions will fit on a 12ft beam level.

Pallet Rack Beam Types

1. Step Beams: These are the most common type of pallet rack beams. They have a step or recessed section that allows for the placement of wire decking or other support structures. Step beams are versatile and can accommodate various pallet sizes.
2. Box Beams: Box beams have a square or rectangular shape, providing enhanced strength and load-bearing capacity compared to other beam types. Often used for heavy-duty applications or where extra durability is required.
3. Structural Beams: Structural beams are made of heavier gauge steel and offer superior strength and durability compared to roll-formed beams. They are ideal for high-traffic areas or environments with heavy loads.
4. Channel Beams: Channel beams have a U-shaped channel profile, providing additional support and stability for pallets. Used for pallets that need to be slid into place, rather than lifted.
5. Box Channel Beams: Similar to channel beams, box channel beams have a box-shaped cross-section, offering increased strength and rigidity. They are suitable for heavy-duty storage applications and can withstand significant loads.
6. Tubular Beams: Tubular beams feature a hollow tubular design, which reduces weight while maintaining strength—commonly used in warehouses where weight restrictions or seismic considerations are a concern.

Beam Height / Face Size

Once you calculate your desired beam capacity, that number will be your guide for determining the height (or face size) of beam you purchase. The length, height, and gauge of steel all affect the capacity of the beam. The chart on this page is a helpful guide to the measurements and weight capacity of each size of pallet rack beam.

Keep in mind that beam capacities are based on uniformly distributed static loads. If you are in an area with seismic concerns (i.e. California, Oregon, Washington, etc.) give us a call for a seismic review of your rack configuration.

To be sure about the load capacity of your pallet rack system, contact us and ask one of our industrial shelving experts. We can help ensure that you select the correct beam size for your required capacity.

For durable, dependable pallet rack beams that are ideal for large capacities and high-density warehouse storage, choose Speedrack West!

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All pallet rack frames must be securely anchored to a concrete floor with concrete pallet rack anchor bolts such as these.

• Required for correct installation and safety
• Suitable for most pallet rack applications

Note: When obtaining pallet rack permits, your seismic engineer may specify the type of pallet rack anchors required for your application. If you have an engineer then it may be prudent to speak to them about what anchors you need to be in compliance with your local government’s rules.

Need help anchoring your pallet rack? We can definitely help you properly set up your racks. Contact us at 503-640-5666 to discuss our pallet rack installation service or for any other help.

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If the tires are mounted on rims, they can be stored either in a stack (stacked on top of each other) or in a suspended position (hung by the rim). After all, the rims are more responsible for absorbing the load – thus reducing the risk of damaging the tire’s shape.

If you are storing only the spare tires, without the rims, they should be placed vertically (as on a car) and side by side. Hanging or stacking is not permitted, as this can cause the tire to lose its shape over time, elongate, bulge, and become oval.

Some tire manufacturers advise storing tires vertically rather than horizontally to reduce tire stress and deformation, without mentioning whether they are mounted on rims or not, and changing the tire storage position every 4 weeks. This is necessary to ensure that the tire’s fulcrum changes, that it does not deform under its own weight, that flat surfaces do not form, and that the tire itself does not become oval.

However, storing horizontally wastes a lot of space, which is inefficient for a warehouse, store, or service station. So such storage solutions are not organized and easily accessible.

Tires are stored on rivet shelving units of increased durability of metal tire storage shelving.

These tire rack storage shelving allows shelving all tire sizes: SUV tires, light truck tires, passenger car tires and tire rack heavy duty options are available allowing your floor space to securely store truck tires.

Shelving Racks vs Wall Mount Tire Rack

Tire shelves are the superior choice for commercial tire storage due to their efficient space utilization, accessibility, capacity, durability, long-term value, and organizational benefits. Their versatility and practicality make them an indispensable asset for tire shops, car stations, and warehouses aiming for optimal storage solutions.

• Limited Capacity: Wall mount tire storage systems typically have lower capacity compared to standing tire shelves. This limitation may not suffice for businesses with a substantial inventory of tires
• Space Constraints: Wall mount tire shelves occupy wall space, which might not be sufficient for accommodating a large quantity of tires, especially in expansive commercial environments
• Accessibility Challenges: Tires stored on wall mount shelves may be harder to access, requiring additional effort for retrieval. This can be inefficient and time-consuming, particularly in busy settings where quick access to tires is essential
• Installation Complexity: Installing wall mount tire shelves for a large number of tires can be complex and may require additional reinforcement to ensure structural integrity. This can lead to higher installation costs and potential delays
• Maintenance Difficulty: Maintaining cleanliness behind and underneath wall mount shelves can be challenging, leading to potential hygiene issues, especially in environments prone to dust or debris accumulation
• Visibility and Organization: With tires stacked vertically on walls, visibility and organization may become compromised, making it difficult to quickly locate specific tires or assess inventory levels. This can hinder efficient operations and inventory management
• Potential Safety Concerns: Improperly installed or overloaded wall mount shelves may pose safety risks, such as collapse or falling objects. This could lead to accidents or injuries in the workplace, particularly if heavy tires are involved

Wall mounted racks are the best solutions for personal garage space while shelving racks are the best way to store and optimize warehouses and special shops.

Heavy Duty Truck Tire Storage Racks

The racks for tires are based on the elements of the industrial shelf racks. The rack height and load capacity are individualized and depend on the products to be stored.

Let’s look at the truck tire storage rack. This is a heavy-duty tire rack storage that is designed for storage of heavy truck and bus tires on their tread. These racks have 45˚ angle beams, which allows the tires to be properly positioned on the tread.

The vertical stacking method is the most suitable way of storing tires and makes it easier to load and remove bulky tires from the rack.

By varying the length and profile of the crossbeams, it is possible to provide the necessary loads on the tire rack, even for very heavy wheels, without overpaying for unnecessary metal-intensive construction. Commercial truck tire storage racks have a 1750 lb load capacity and allows up to 50 tires organized with their specific needs. It is a perfect solution for space-saving shelving units your truck tire storage needs. Also it has multiple configurations to maximize your storage space. Access to 3-tier and 4-tier storage shelvings is easy and barely requires a ladder access to your tires.

Tire Rack Storage Systems Customizability

You can opt for your profile of crossbeam for light tire and truck tire. Notice that the round profile of the crossbeam has no deforming effect on tires during long-term wheel storage.

Besides that, you can use racks for wheels, allowing you to organize the storage of a difficult-to-handle group of goods while providing access to any product at any time.

If required, you can order a stackable racking design. So you will get a stack of 6 racks when loaded, and 20 when empty and folded.

Tire Racks on Wheels (Mobile)

Need a movable setup? We can fabricate a tire rack on wheels for easy repositioning. Request a quote for custom sizing and options.

Benefits of tire shelves

• Collapsible design;
• Adjustable system
• Aesthetic appearance;
• It can be used as a showcase;
• Possibility to install shelves for boxes and piece goods;
• Optimal design for storing tires.

Who utilizes wheel storage racks:

• Tire shops;
• Service stations;
• Spare parts stores;
• Warehouses

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Single arm dividers are accessories designed for pallet racks to create organized, segmented spaces within a larger shelf area. They consist of arms that attach to the existing rack structure, extending perpendicularly from the uprights. These arms divide the shelf into smaller, more manageable sections, allowing for vertical storage of product

They are used to segregate different types of materials or products into bays, making it easier to store and organize them. They also improve inventory management and prevent items from shifting or falling over. 

Single arm dividers can be adjusted or moved as needed to accommodate different sizes and types of inventory, offering flexible storage solutions. Items are less likely to collide or be damaged when separated by dividers, which is particularly beneficial for fragile or irregularly shaped items as told in their description.

Single Arm Pallet Rack Dividers are mainly used with two pallet rack-based systems: the Vertical Storage Rack and the A-Frame Vertical Storage Rack.

Single Divider Arms Available Length

Important Information

Single arm dividers are compatible with most types of pallet racking system that we offer. They should fit securely and are easy to install and adjust. Dividers are made of steel for heavy duty usage. They are easily installed and require no specialized tools or extensive modifications.

Installation

Align the base of the divider arm with the marked position on the pallet rack beam. Ensure the pallet rack divider is installed vertically and straight. 

Attach the Divider. Insert the bolts through the holes in the divider and the beam. Secure the bolts with nuts, tightening them with a wrench or socket set.

Check Stability. Ensure the divider is securely attached and does not wobble. Adjust as necessary to ensure it is firmly in place.

Use Cases

Pipes and Tubing: Metal Pipes, PVC Pipes, Copper Tubing. Arm separators prevent pipes and tubing from rolling and mixing, making them easy to retrieve and reducing the risk of damage.

Lumber and Wood Products: Planks and Boards, Plywood Sheets, Molding and Trim Pieces. Dividers help separate different types and sizes of lumber, maintaining warehouse order and preventing warping or bending.

Electrical Conduits and Cables: Electrical Conduits, Cable Trays, Coiled Wires. Keep electrical materials separated and tangle-free, improving organization and reducing the risk of damage or safety hazards.

Plumbing Supplies: PVC Plumbing Pipes, Metal Fittings, Insulation Sleeves. Maintain order among various plumbing components, making it easier to find specific items and reducing the chance of losing smaller pieces.

Building and Construction Materials: Drywall Sheets, Insulation Panels, Roofing Materials. Ensure large, flat materials are stored upright and securely, preventing damage and facilitating easy access for fast shipping and delivery.

Metal Bars and Rods: Steel Bars, Aluminum Rods, Rebar. Organize bars and rods by type or length, ensuring they are stored securely and easily accessible within the pallet rack shelves for quick retrieval.

If you are interested in upgrading your pallet racks with single arm dividers, please contact Speedrack West for a free estimate on how we can help you with your storage needs. Get in touch today, and let us assist you in finding the perfect rack for your business.

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