Used to maintain a fixed parallel safety clearance between double sided runs of racking.

Connects frames vertically, and ensures strength is fully maintained at the joints. Allows beams to be located across the joint.

Allows frames to be fixed to a wall for additional stability, and maintains a safety clearance between the racking and the wall.

Essential for stability, allow racking to be bolted to the floor. Four duties available, to complement the four frame types.

Used in pairs across the beams, to support box or caged pallets which have corner posts, skids or feet.

Locates on the front beam, and cradles one end of adrum or barrel. Prevents lateral rolling of drums or cylindrical items.

Spans beams to provide location and support for coiled materials - metal strip, for example - or other cylindrical items.

Used in pairs across beams, to provide fork entry spaces. Provides support for and access to nonpalletised loads.

Panels span a pair of beams to provide wide-bay steel shelving. Made from pregalvanised steel.

Fitted to stepped beams, to provide additional support and greater loading capacity for chipboard shelving.

Fitted to box beams, provides support and greater load capacity for shelving. Cladding location bracket also shown.

Protect the lower section of the uprights against fork truck collision damage. Available in 'U'-shaped or right-angled configuration.

Provides protection to the ends of racking. Available also as a barrier rail (with support posts) to protect equipment and walkways.

Clearly display caution and loading/safety information relating to racking usage, and conform with SEMA guidelines.

Allow safe and accurate guidance for trucks operating within racking, particularly in drive-in or narrow aisle applications.

Available for fire protection throughout the racking structure