Are you looking to sell your warehouse pallet rack? We can help. We purchase quality used pallet racking across the United States. No project too big or too small for us. We offer rack appraisals and estimates for those looking to get an idea of what their rack system is worth.
Things to know when selling your pallet rack.
In order to get the most accurate quote on your products, we ask that you are able to answer most of the below questions.
Where is the product located?
Is the product still standing?
What style or manufacturer is the rack system?
On a scale of 1-10 what condition is the racking in?
Do you have pictures and can you take them?
When are you looking to sell the product?
Cross Beam Information:
Length? (inside to inside)
Height? (Beam Face Measurement)
Upright Frame Information:
Height?
Width? (Front to back measurement)
Frame column size?
Wire Decking?
If you are able to answer most of these questions please use the form below to send in your bid request.
How to Choose Pallet Rack Beams
1. How many pallets are you putting on a pallet rack shelf level?
For standard pallet racking set-ups, 8-foot beams are great for a two-pallet per level setup. If you are looking to put three pallets per shelf level, 12-foot beams are what you will need. It’s also best to measure the distance between your two frames to get the correct beam length.
2. What weight capacity do you need for your beams (part two)?
This question needs to be asked of your beams too. The longer the beam, the likelihood of sagging increases if you don’t have even weight distribution. Evenly distributed loads are required and if capacities aren’t met, the system can fail. The taller the beam face, the higher the capacity the beam will support. We do stock specific lengths with various beam face sizes to support a variety of capacities. We also dedicated a whole post to this topic as well, which you can read here.