Teardrop 36 x 168 Storage Rack Upright Frames

FOB: Oregon Warehouse

Elevate your storage capabilities with the Teardrop 36" x 168" Storage Rack Upright Frames, now available in Vista Green. Engineered for strength and versatility, these frames are the backbone of a reliable racking system. Customize your setup with custom height and depth options to meet the unique demands of your operation.

Key features include adjustable beam settings on 2-inch centers for flexibility and 5"x8"x3/8" seismic plates with 4 holes for superior stability. Our upright frames ensure a secure and durable solution for warehouses, distribution centers, and industrial facilities.  Maximize your storage efficiency with a racking system designed to last. Custom configurations and fast shipping ensure your operation runs smoothly!

Special Offer: Combine beams and frames for maximum savings. Quick shipment available for common sizes.

• Dimensions: 36" x 168"
• Color: Vista Green
• Seismic Plates: 5"x8"x3/8" with 4 holes
• Beam Adjustability: 2" centers
• Upright Frame Capacities: Based on 42" max vertical beam spacing
• Note: Upright frame capacities are based on 42" maximum vertical beam spacing.

How to Select Your Pallet Rack

• Frame Capacity
  Calculate the total weight of all pallets stored per bay (excluding pallets on the floor). Ensure the frame can support this combined weight.

• Height
  Measure the full vertical space needed, including the height of the pallet, pallet load, and beam height. Add at least 4 inches of clearance between the top of the load and the bottom of the beam above. The top beam should be at least 6 inches lower than the maximum lifting height of your forklift.

• Depth
  Ensure the pallet overhangs the frame by 3 inches on both the front and back (e.g., a 48-inch pallet requires a 42-inch deep frame). Subtract 6 inches from the pallet's depth to determine the correct frame depth. Pallets must be in good condition to ensure proper support.

• Width
  Measure the width of the pallet and add at least 3 inches of clearance between the pallet and the frame. Add an additional 4 inches of space between pallets to determine the correct beam length. Each pair of beams should support the total weight of pallets per level. Add-on sections require only one extra frame and the necessary beams to complete the setup.