Pallet Rack Dividers

Wire rack dividers: lanes on a wire deck

Wire mesh rack dividers snap into the decking wires with no tools and stand 12 in high. They run front to back, so choose by deck depth: the 34 in divider for 36 in deep decks, 40 in for 42 in decks, and 46 in for 48 in decks. You need one fewer divider than the number of lanes, and lanes do not have to be equal.

Pallet rack backstop

The pallet rack backstop is a 45 x 12 in wire mesh panel that hangs on loop hooks from the rear wire of a 46 in wide deck. Cartons pushed too far stop at the mesh instead of dropping into the flue or the aisle behind. It works with step and flared decks. Order one per deck: a 96 in bay with two 46 in decks takes two per level.

U-dividers: transverse flue space

Pallet rack U-dividers bolt to the side of an upright and run front to back, holding each pallet 3 in off the frame so the gap between side-by-side pallets stays open. They come in 42 and 48 in depths, with two L-bolts and four Tek screws each, and fit teardrop uprights, not structural C-channel. They work with wire decking and open beams.

Flue space protectors: longitudinal flue space

Flue space protectors bolt to the rear beam and stop pallets from being pushed into the flue between back-to-back rows. A single stop holds the pallet 3 in off the beam; double stops straddle the flue and fix it at 6 or 12 in. A slot fits over decking wire up to 2 gauge, so they mount over wire decks. Plan on two per pallet position per level.

Dividers and backstops fit our pallet rack wire decking.