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Wall brackets, also called wall ties, connect single rows of pallet racking to a wall or building column. They give tall racks extra stability and help keep the frames upright and in line.
Racks that stand against a wall are often required to be tied back. Our brackets fit common upright styles and come with the hardware you need for a secure fit.
Ties tall racks back to the wall.
Helps meet local permit needs.
Covers a range of wall gaps.
Heavy-gauge, powder-coated steel.
Fixed-length ties for racks set a short distance from the wall.
Slotted brackets that cover a range of gaps between rack and wall.
Brackets that tie racks back to steel or concrete building columns.
Thicker steel for very tall racks and heavy loads.
Inspected pre-owned brackets in common sizes.
Made to order for unusual wall gaps or older rack styles.
Measure the space between the back of the upright and the wall.
Concrete, block and steel walls need different anchors.
Plan at least one bracket per frame along the wall.
Send us the rack height, wall gap and wall material.
We recommend the bracket style, length and anchors for your building.
Brackets and hardware arrive together, ready to install.
Our crew can anchor and fit every bracket for you.
Not sure if your racks need to be tied back? Ask our team and we will help you check.
Single rows of tall racks set against a wall often need to be tied back. Local codes and your permit plans will confirm the exact rules.
Brackets are fixed with suitable anchors for your wall type. Our crew drills only what is needed to keep your racks secure.
Our brackets fit most teardrop and structural uprights. Send us your rack brand and we will confirm the fit.
Yes. We can fit wall brackets on their own or as part of a full rack installation.
Share your rack height, wall gap and number of frames, and we will send you a wall bracket quote.