Teardrop 24 x 96 Storage Rack Upright Frames

FOB: Oregon Warehouse

Stock color: Vista Green

Combine Beams and Frames for maximum discount!
Many Other Sizes are Available!

Boost your warehouse efficiency with the Teardrop 24x96 Storage Rack Upright Frames from Material Flow. These heavy-duty uprights are engineered for strength, stability, and seamless integration into your custom racking system. With a massive weight capacity ranging from 18,000 to 24,000 lbs and convenient 2-inch vertical adjustments, you can tailor your storage setup to meet exact operational needs.

Each frame comes equipped with seismic plates for added stability and safety, especially in high-demand environments. The striking Vista Green finish isn’t just for looks—it signals strength and reliability. Whether you're expanding your existing setup or building a new system, these uprights are the backbone your warehouse can rely on.

Combine beams and frames for maximum discounts—and don’t forget, many other sizes are available to suit your layout.

• Dimensions: 24" D x 96" H

• Capacity: 18,000 – 24,000 lbs. (based on 42" vertical beam spacing)

• Material: High-strength steel

• Color: Vista Green

• Compatibility: Teardrop-style rack systems

• Features: 2" vertical beam centers, seismic base plates

• Warranty: 2 years under normal use

• Surcharges: May apply

How to Choose the Right Pallet Rack System

Selecting the correct pallet rack is crucial for safety, efficiency, and maximizing storage. Follow these key steps to make the right choice:

1.  Determine Frame Capacity

Start by calculating the total weight of all pallets stored per bay—excluding any pallets stored directly on the floor. Your frame must support this combined load safely.

2.  Measure Rack Height

To find your total required height:

• Measure the pallet, load height, and beam height.

• Add 4 inches of clearance between the top of the pallet load and the beam above it.

• Ensure the top beam is positioned at least 6 inches lower than your forklift’s maximum lift height for safe operation.

3.  Select Frame Depth

Choose a frame depth that allows your pallet to overhang by 3 inches at both the front and back.
Example: For a 48" deep pallet, use a 42" deep frame.
This setup supports better pallet stability and access. Note: All pallets should be in good, consistent condition.

4.  Calculate Beam Width

• Measure the width of your pallet.

• Add at least 3 inches of clearance between the pallet and the upright frame on both sides.

• Add 4 inches of space between pallets on the same beam level.

The resulting length will give you the correct beam length.
Ensure each beam pair supports the total weight of pallets stored on that level.

Add-on sections only need one extra upright frame and the correct number of beam pairs.