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SKU: 220095
48" Pallet Support - Drop In - Galvanized - 220095
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SKU: 110612
42" Used Pallet Support - Double Flanged - 110612
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SKU: 108639
72" Used Pallet Support - Double Flanged - Galvanized - 108639
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SKU: 190517
42" Used Pallet Support - Double Flanged - Galvanized - 190517
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SKU: 120066
42" Used Pallet Support - Double Flanged - 120066
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Pallet Supports
Often used in place of wire decking, pallet support solutions fit directly on a beam for added security. Pallet supports add greater flexibility to your vertical pallet rack system so that you can accommodate pallets and products that vary extensively in size. Beam pallet supports are also one of the most economical solutions you will find on the market.
Warehouse1 Pallet Support Offerings
When you come to Warehouse1 looking for pallet supports, you will discover we have different styles of supports to accommodate a wider range of needs. We offer a double waterfall and hat channel pallet rack support system. The double waterfall supports are installed on top of the horizontal support beam and wrap over it like a waterfall. This takes advantage of the beam’s strength and support without adding extra bulk to the setup. The hat channel support rests on the step of the beam, not on top, and is adequate support for most standard pallet sizes.
Pallet Supports FAQs
A. Both products are very popular, so it really depends on your application. You need 4 pallet supports or 2 wire decks to cover the same size area. In general, the material cost for 4 supports is less than 2 wire decks. But the install cost is more for the supports because they get bolted, screwed, or rotated into place and the wire decks simply drop in.
A. Supports for roll form rack are similar to wire deck. They are meant to be a safety feature in case a pallet is not loaded correctly. The supports are not meant to be point loaded with material. Loads should be evenly distributed across the beams to support the pallet weight. Structural pallet supports actually can add capacity to the beam levels because the bolted connection ties the bay together and creates greater capacity.