West Point Cantilever Rack

Store lumber, pipe, and other long materials more efficiently

• Space savings: Stored on tiers of cantilever arms, awkwardly lengthy materials like lumber and bar stock take up minimal floor space.
• Accessibility: Cantilever racks have no front beams, giving fork trucks and overhead cranes unobstructed access for loading and unloading.
• Configuration options: Choose from dozens of preconfigured rack kits with a wide range of sizes and capacities; other configurations available upon request.
• System expandability: To extend a row of cantilever rack, simply attach as many adders as needed to a starter unit.
• Adjustable arms: Arms secure with pins, not bolts, allowing for quick up and down adjustments in 3" increments.

Cantilever rack types and dimensions:

Create rows of single- or double-sided racks by attaching one or more adders to a starter. Or use a starter as a standalone rack; you can always add to your system later.

Note that Height is measured from the bottom of the base to the top of the upright column; nominal Width is measured from column center to column center.

Configurations aren't limited to the kits included here.

West Point manufactures cantilever components in a vast range of capacities and sizes; the kits shown here are just a sampling of what is possible. Some racks are available with inclined arms upon request. There are also a variety of optional accessories, such as bolt-on pipe sockets for retention pipes, drop-in deck support saddles, and overhead canopy supports for outdoor storage.

If you need a size, capacity, or option not priced here, or if you're not sure which rack would be best for your application, contact us for expert assistance.

For a complete listing of West Point Rack's standard cantilever components, refer to the following PDF:

• West Point Cantilever Components (1.61 MB PDF - opens in new window)