Teardrop 42 x 144 Storage Rack Upright Frames

FOB: Oregon Warehouse

Stock color: Vista Green

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

Build a stronger, smarter storage solution with Material Flow's Teardrop 42" x 144" Storage Rack Upright Frames in a durable Vista Green finish. Designed to fit seamlessly with your existing teardrop-style beams, these heavy-duty upright frames feature standard 5"x8"x3/8" seismic plates with four holes for enhanced stability in demanding environments. With adjustment on 2" centers and customization options available, these frames can be tailored to meet your specific height or depth requirements.

Whether you're outfitting a new warehouse or expanding your current racking system, this upright frame delivers performance, flexibility, and fast shipment on common sizes. Combine with beams to unlock bulk discounts—your ideal rack setup is just a few clicks away.

• Brand: Material Flow

• Color: Vista Green (stock)

• Dimensions: 42" Depth x 144" Height

• Seismic Plate: 5"x8"x3/8", 4-hole standard

• Adjustment: On 2" centers

• Warranty: 2 years with normal use

• Surcharge: May apply

• Frame Capacity: Based on 42" max vertical beam spacing

• Custom Options: Custom heights and depths available

• Shipping: Quick shipment on common sizes

✅ How to Determine the Correct Rack Sizing

1. Frame Capacity
Calculate the total weight of all pallets stored within a single bay—excluding any pallets resting on the floor. This total determines the required load capacity of your upright frame.

2. Height
Measure from the floor to the top of your tallest pallet load. Include the height of the pallet itself, the load, and the beam height. Add a 4" clearance between the top of the load and the bottom of the beam above it. Ensure the top beam is at least 6" below your forklift’s maximum lifting height.

3. Depth
For standard 48" deep pallets, choose a 42" deep frame, allowing a 3" overhang at the front and back. Always subtract 6" from your pallet depth to find the correct frame depth. Make sure all pallets are in good condition for safe storage.

4. Width
Start with the pallet width. Add at least 3" clearance between the pallet and the frame on both sides, and 4" between adjacent pallets. This will help you determine the right beam length. Every pair of beams must support the total pallet weight per level. For add-on sections, you’ll only need one additional frame and the necessary number of beams.