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Aardwolf Slab Rack Rails Base Only 9'10" (3M) Pair
Aardwolf Slab Rack Rails Base Only 9'10" (3M) Pair
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Slab Rack Rails come in a pair and can be combined with the slab rack post to make complete kit. Slab Rack Kits are also available for purchase.
The Aardwolf Bundle Rack consists of a pair of galvanized steel rails 3m long, together with square galvanized steel tube posts. The square posts can be positioned anywhere along with the rack. All posts are manufactured from square tube steel with a minimum yield strength of 345Mpa, with 5mm wall thickness, ensuring safety for the vertical storage of slab bundles.
Features
- The maximum number of marble or granite slabs that can be safely stored per bay at a 4° lean depends on the slab thickness and dimensions.
- Aardwolf has developed a simple calculator specifically to calculate the slab storage capacity. See link below.
- Safety Posts available in 3 standard heights of 800mm, 1200mm, 1400mm, 1600mm, and 1800mm old separately.
- Additional Post Bases sold separately.
Specifications: |
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Metric
(mm-kg)
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Imperial
(inch-lb)
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| Galvanized steel rail | 2979x164x165 | 117.3"x6.4"x6.5" |
| Rack height | 165 | 6.5" |
| Square hole | 52x52 | 2"x2" |
| Increment | 57" |
2.2" |
| Rectangular tube post | 50x50 | 3.9"x2" |
| Posts wall thickness | 5 | 0.2" |
| Square rubber cap | 50x50 | 2"x2" |
| Timber battens per rail | 50x25 | 2"x1" |
| Net weight | 77.7/PCS | 171 |
| Gross weight | 78.3 | 172 |
| Packaging dimension | L.2980xW.165xH.165 | L.117.3"xW.6.5"xH.6.5" |
To view, the Slab Rack Storage Calculator click here
This tool will help you decide how many posts and what type of posts you may require.
This tool will help you decide how many posts and what type of posts you may require.
Warning: Do not use the Aardwolf Slab Rack Storage Calculator to calculate the storage capacity of competitors posts as they may use posts with a different profile and steel of lower yield strength.
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