CANTILEVER RACKING
Vertical and horizontal bar and tubing racks
All welded angled style racks with arms allow you to store pipe, conduit and tubing vertically.

Light duty
Light duty cantilever racking has limited sizes and capacities. The arms are short and the columns are only 8’ high to accommodate storage of small quantities of conduit, bar stock and other long items.

Medium duty
Ideal for storing light bar stock, tubing, lumber, or other lightweight materials that can be easily damaged and must be kept off the floor. Sturdy, stable medium-duty rack is as versatile as the heavy-duty rack, but priced lower to reflect lower capacities. 1,300 lb. maximum capacity per arm. Available in 6', 7', 8', and 10' column heights in both single and double sided bases. Brace sets are available from 3' to 8' column centers. Columns accommodate straight or inclined arms in lengths of 12", 18", 24", 30", and 36". Arms adjust in 3" increments.

Heavy duty
Ideal for storing heavy lumber, bar stock, tubing or other long, bulky materials. Bolted steel construction assures dependable service. Stores up to 6,000 lbs. per pair of arms. Arms adjust on 3” increments. Available in 8’, 10’, 12’ and 15’ heights.

Furniture
Cantilever racking can be combined with wood or wire decking, guide angle and wire guided trucks to create a tremendous furniture warehouse storage system. The entire system will be tied together with overhead ties to create an extremely stable environment. Arm levels can be different on each side of the column.

Premium Cantilever rack for steel service centers
Premium Cantilever Rack System is engineered to handle the heavy loads of the steel industry. It is easy to install, economical, and provides a solid return on your investment. Our flexible powder-coat system offers you a wide variety of standard colors to mix and match. Columns are manufactured from American-made high strength steel and are tapered to compensate for column deflection. Columns are pre-punched on both sides for conversion from single to double sided units. Arms are tapered to compensate for deflection. The steel base is welded to the column providing a solid stable foundation and saves time and money during installation.