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Pallet supports, also called cross bars, run front to back between your two beams. They give pallets and skids a solid base, which is important when a pallet is damaged, undersized or has weak bottom boards.
Cross bars drop into the beam step and lock in place. They help stop pallets from sagging or falling through the rack and add a simple layer of safety to every level.
Extra support under each pallet.
Helps prevent fall-through.
Drops into step beams in seconds.
Heavy-gauge steel for daily use.
Formed steel bars for everyday pallet storage in teardrop racks.
Thicker steel and higher ratings for heavy or uneven loads.
Sit level with the beam top for a smooth, even surface.
Shaped supports that cradle drums, rolls and round loads safely.
Inspected pre-owned pallet supports at a lower price.
Made to match unusual frame depths and older rack styles.
Cross bars must match the depth of your upright frames.
Confirm you have step beams or box beams before you order.
Most pallet positions use two or three cross bars each.
Send us your frame depth, beam type and the number of pallet positions.
We recommend the right support style, finish and load rating.
Cross bars are bundled and delivered right to your loading dock.
Bars drop into place quickly, or our crew installs them for you.
Need help choosing pallet supports for your racks? Contact us and we will guide you.
Cross bars support pallets at a few points, while wire decking creates a full shelf surface. Cross bars are a lower-cost choice when you only store full pallets.
Most pallet positions use two or three supports. Heavier or weaker pallets may need more. Our team can work this out with you.
Cross bars are made for step beams. Box beams use different supports, so let us know your beam type when you ask for a quote.
Yes. Our installation crew can fit cross bars along with any other rack work you need done.
Share your frame depth, beam type and number of pallet positions, and we will send you a cross bar quote.