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Row spacers connect two rows of pallet racking that stand back to back. They hold the rows at a fixed distance, which makes the whole run stronger and keeps pallets from pushing into the opposite row.
Using spacers also gives you a clean flue space between rows. This gap helps sprinkler water and air move freely through your racking.
Joins two rows into one unit.
Keeps a steady gap between rows.
Bolts on with supplied hardware.
Lengths for different flue gaps.
Common lengths for typical back-to-back pallet rack rows.
Thicker steel for tall racks and heavy loads.
Telescoping design that covers a range of flue gaps.
Bolt-on spacers made for structural channel uprights.
Inspected pre-owned spacers at a lower cost.
Made to order to match your exact flue space.
Measure the gap you want between the two rows.
Confirm your upright type and hole pattern.
Plan spacers at regular heights on every frame pair.
Send us your flue gap, rack height and upright style.
We recommend the right spacer length and quantity per frame.
Spacers and bolts are shipped together to your site.
Spacers bolt on quickly, or our crew handles the install.
Need help planning flue space between rows? Our team can review your layout.
Spacers tie back-to-back rows together so they act as one stronger unit. They also keep a steady flue space between the rows.
Most frame pairs use two or more spacers at different heights. Taller racks usually need more. We will advise based on your rack height.
Flue size depends on your fire code and sprinkler setup. Your permit plans or local fire official will confirm the right gap.
Yes. Our crew can fit row spacers on new racks or add them to racks already in use.
Share your flue gap, rack height and number of frames, and we will send you a row spacer quote.