Rack Guards

• Column Guards: Installed at the base of rack columns to protect them from impacts. These guards can be bolted to the floor or wrapped around the column. They’re often made from heavy-duty steel.
• End Guards: Installed at the end of rack rows to protect them from side impacts by forklifts or other equipment.
• Frame Guards: Placed along the sides of racks to prevent damage to frames or braces. They’re especially useful for racks in high-traffic areas.

 Rack Protectors

• Rack Protectors: Horizontal or vertical barriers designed to prevent damage from collisions along the full length of the rack. They’re typically anchored to the ground and can absorb impact.
• Corner Guards: Used on rack corners or end frames where they’re most vulnerable to impacts from forklifts turning.

Mesh Decking

• Wire Mesh Decking: A durable alternative to traditional wooden decks that can handle heavy loads and minimize risk in case of a fire since they allow water from sprinklers to pass through.

 Safety Nets and Back Panels

• Safety Nets: Attached to the back or sides of racks to prevent items from falling. They can be custom-sized for different types of racks.
• Back Panels: Metal or mesh back panels keep inventory from falling backward off the shelves, ideal in warehouses where racks are placed against walls or other shelving.

Floor-Mounted Barriers

• Guardrails and Bollards: Heavy-duty rails and posts installed around racks to prevent forklifts or equipment from striking the racks. Bollards are particularly effective at protecting corners and ends.

Aisle Shielding

• Aisle Guards: Barriers installed along the sides of aisles to protect racks as forklifts move in and out of aisles. These are essential for narrow-aisle or high-traffic areas.

Signage and Floor Markings

• Warning Signs and Labels: Clearly indicate rack weight limits, forklift driving instructions, and safety reminders.
• Floor Tape or Painted Lines: Mark the safe distance or pathway around the racks to guide forklift operators.