Teardrop Storage Rack - Add-on Unit with Deck - 108 in x 42 in x 12 ft

FOB: Oregon Warehouse

Maximize your storage efficiency with the Teardrop Storage Rack Add-On Unit from Material Flow. Designed to integrate seamlessly with most teardrop designs on the market, this durable rack is constructed from high-grade steel and engineered for heavy-duty performance. Its 2" vertical adjustment step beam design allows for flexible configurations, accommodating crossbars, wood stringers, or wire decking.

This unit is perfect for organizing pallets and optimizing warehouse space. Featuring removable safety load clips for secure beam placement and a 42" maximum vertical beam spacing for upright frame stability, this rack is both practical and robust. The Teardrop Storage Rack is ideal for warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and commercial environments requiring adaptable and reliable storage solutions. This rack is designed to interchange with most of the teardrop designs on the market today. Removable safety load clips are attached to each end of the beam.

Need help designing your storage system? Contact our Systems Design Department for a custom solution, whether you need push-back racks, flow racks, drive-in racks, pick modules, or mezzanines.

• Dimensions: 108 in. (W) x 42 in. (D) x 12 ft (H)
• Frame Capacity: Calculated based on total pallet weight per bay.
• Material: High-grade steel construction.
• Beam Design: 2" vertical adjustment step design.
• Pallet Clearance: Add 4" between pallet loads and beam above.
• Depth Recommendations: Deduct 6" from pallet depth for optimal frame size.
• Width Recommendations: Add 3" clearance for pallets and 4" between pallets for beam length.
• Custom Options: Contact our Systems Design Department for specialized configurations.
• Note: Upright frame capacities are based on 42" maximum vertical beam spacing.

How to select pallet rack:

1. Frame Capacity: Add total weight of all pallets for each bay (exclude pallets on floor).
2. Height: Measure all verticals including height of pallet, pallet load, beam height, add 4" clearance between top of load and bottom of beam above. Top beam should be a minimum of 6" less than maximum lifting height of your forklift.
3. Depth: Pallet should overhang frame by 3" front and back. (48" pallet, use 42" deep frame). Deduct 6" from pallet depth. Pallets need to be in good condition.
4. Width: Measure width of pallet, add a minimum of 3" pallet to frame clearance and 4" between pallets to determine correct beam length. Each pair of beams must support weight of pallets per level. Add-on sections require only one additional frame and required number of beams.
5. Add 6" in width to get the overall width of a starter unit.

Not sure what to do? Ask for our Systems Design Department. We can customize and design any storage rack, push back, flow rack, drive in rack, pick module, mezzanine or conveyor system. 1-800-338-1382.