Flush Mount and Offset Mount Pallet Rack Safety Netting - Which do you need?
To determine which works best for you, consider your racking load. Also, consider extension mounting to increase the protection to pallets sitting on the top beam level.
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FLUSH MOUNT | OFFSET MOUNT | EXTENSIONS You can mount netting flush or offset on the back of your racking. You can also choose to specify extensions that raise the net above the top level of the beam. |
Flush Mounted Pallet Rack Safety Netting
Choose when your load does not protrude past the back of the racking...
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Flush mount hardware attaches the rack netting "flush" (in reality, up to 4" offset) on the back of the pallet rack. Utilize it when your load protrudes no more than 4" past the back of the pallet rack beam.
Offset Mount Pallet Rack Safety Netting
Choose when your pallet overhangs the back of the rack by more than four inches (up to 13" max).
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If your pallet overhangs the back of the rack by more than four inches, utilize offset mounting to accommodate the depth of the pallet.
Extension Mounting: Guards Pallets that Sit Atop the Highest Beam Level
When you need to protect pallets sitting atop the highest beam level, extensions are the answer. They can be specified in offset or flush mount configurations.
Need assistance? We are always happy to help. You can e-mail 24hours@cisco-eagle.com, call Customer Service toll-free, or utilize the conveyor netting specification form. Also, see our online pricing and purchasing options for conveyor safety netting.
