Teardrop 42 x 120 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 storage capacity with the rugged reliability of the Teardrop 42" x 120" Storage Rack Upright Frame from Material Flow.

Built for heavy-duty performance and available in a sleek Vista Green finish, this upright frame offers exceptional support and adaptability. Designed to work with 2" center-adjusting beams and standard 5"x8"x3/8" seismic plates, it’s engineered to handle demanding environments.

Quick ship options on common sizes make it ideal for fast turnarounds. Pair with beams for maximum discount! Custom heights and depths? We've got you covered. Let us help design a racking system that fits your exact operation.

2-year warranty with normal use
Adjustable on 2" centers
Fast shipping and full system design support

Note: Frame capacities are based on 42" maximum vertical beam spacing. Surcharges may apply.

• Frame Dimensions: 42" deep x 120" high

• Color: Vista Green

• Adjustability: 2" vertical centers

• Base Plates: 5" x 8" x 3/8" seismic plate, 4-hole standard

• Warranty: 2 years with normal use

• Custom Sizes: Available upon request

• Shipping: Quick ship available for common sizes

How to Choose the Right Pallet Rack for Your Operation

1. Determine Frame Capacity
Calculate the total weight of all pallets that will be stored in each bay—excluding pallets stored on the floor. This total weight will determine the required frame capacity.

2. Measure Height Requirements
Start by measuring the full vertical space needed:

• Include the pallet height, the load on the pallet, and the beam height.

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

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

3. Select Frame Depth
To allow for proper support:

• The pallet should overhang 3" in both the front and back.

• Subtract 6" from the pallet depth to find your ideal frame depth.

• Be sure all pallets are in good, safe condition for racking.

4. Calculate Beam Width
To determine proper beam length:

• Measure the width of the pallet.

• Add a minimum of 3" between the pallet and the frame on both sides.

• Add 4" between pallets stored side-by-side.
  Each pair of beams must support the total weight of the pallets on that level.

For Add-On Sections:
Only one additional upright frame and the required number of beams are needed.