We carry a wide variety of popular sizes and styles of wire decking that work well with almost all pallet rack systems. These decks allow light, air and sprinkler penetration thru your racking system improving fire safety while allowing you to store cartons, cases, drums or other items on pallets without the need for a wooden plank on top of them. These decks are easier to install (they just drop into place) than wood boards and they require much less maintenance over the long run. Local fire codes often prefer or even require them in a warehouse application.Go here :https://www.savemh.com/products/solid-sheet-decking-for-pallet-racks

Safety: They prevent loose items from falling through the racks during handling, saving on costly damage to the inventory as well as injuries to workers. They also fit tightly on the beams to prevent them from collapsing, and some designs allow water to flow through if there is a fire in the warehouse. They are also a lot safer than wood planks, as they don’t have the potential to fall off during forklift lifts.

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Versatility: They come in multiple styles, including waterfall style decking that cascades over the back and front of the beams, inverted flange style that sits flush with the pallet rack beams, and flat decking that is welded onto the beam end plates to give it more stability. They are available with or without slots for tying down inventory.

Before installing any pallet racking, it is always best to have the facility checked by a professional engineer to ensure that the building columns are in the right locations and there are no other types of obstructions such as piping, electrical panels, ducts or doors that would interfere with aisle widths. In addition, the floor slab must be designed to support the load from the racks once they are fully loaded and anchors are installed.