Take full advantage of your pallet racks by adding wire deck as your support system. If you’re currently using plywood, lumber or pallet support, you should definitely consider replacing them with wire decking. Wire decks can provide a great range of capacities to handle your products, which benefits both efficiency and safety in your warehouse.
Installing wire decks on your pallet racks will help increase safety, provide extra support and add versatility to your racks. Available in a variety of sizes, capacities and custom configurations, this cost-efficient solution accommodates to any rack and application. Here’s some of the great features and advantages that wire decking has to offer:
Wire decks can be easily installed manually. They require little effort, they’ll simply drop into place and fit all beams.
Adding wire deck will increase the stability of your racks. Also, in case of fire, wire decks help water sprinklers work more efficiently by allowing water to flow down the racks. Most local fire codes require them.
Wire decks will store virtually anything and your product doesn’t have to be palletized when using wire decks. Boxes, bins and even individual products can be easily stored over wire decking.
Wire decks are designed to help prevent dust built-up on your product, increase lighting and allow better airflow in your facility. It also improves inventory visibility from below, making picking procedures more efficient.
While wire deck can be a bit more expensive than pallet support, the benefits will pay back your investment quickly. You’ll save time and labor by installing wire deck on your warehouse. Plus wire deck are the strongest and most reliable solution for support, meaning they won’t need to be replaced often.
Wire decking is commonly used as a safety measure on selective pallet rack to prevent pallets or the products stored on them from falling through the rack structure. Wire mesh construction also allows for easy identification of shelf contents and prevents dirt and other debris from accumulating on the shelves because of the holes in the mesh.
Most wire mesh decking has U-shaped channel supports, also known as struts, to support the load. With this waterfall decking, the wire mesh extends across the top and down the front of the beam to provide more support, and is more desirable in the marketplace.
Upturned waterfall decking can provide containment of a loose product to prevent the product from falling behind the rack system. Lay-in decking (Inside Waterfall Decking)(Flush Decking) rests inside the step of the beam, and wire mesh does not waterfall over the beam.
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