Husky 48 Inch Deep Pallet Racking Section | Heavy Duty Storage Rack
Husky 48" Deep Pallet Racking Section for Oversized Warehouse Storage
Typical Uses for Husky 48" Deep Pallet Racking Section
♦ Automotive and Equipment Parts Storage: Suited for heavy or irregular items like transmissions, engine blocks, heavy tires, or agricultural machinery parts.
♦ Storage of Oversized or Bulky Pallets: Ideal for accommodating deep, non-standard pallet sizes, such as those used in furniture, HVAC equipment, and large machinery.
♦ Heavy-Duty Industrial Warehousing: Built to support extremely heavy loads, making it a top choice for manufacturing plants and industrial operations handling steel, lumber, or cast parts.
♦ Freight & Logistics Distribution Centers: Enables efficient vertical storage of incoming/outgoing freight, particularly where pallet loads exceed standard depths.
♦ Large-Format Retail Backroom Storage: Used in warehouse clubs, appliance stores, and building supply centers for overflow stock and high-turnover items.
♦ Cold Storage & Freezer Warehousing: Compatible with refrigerated environments, offering corrosion-resistant options and structural integrity in sub-zero conditions
♦ Staging for Fabrication and Assembly Areas
Useful for storing large components or material kits that feed into workstations or assembly lines.
♦ Bulk Packaging & Pallet Pooling Operations: Supports operations where reusable or returnable pallets and containers are sorted, cleaned, and stored.

Use Pallet Rack Starter unit to begin each row or use as individual units Consist of 2 uprights and shelf levels (with or without wire decking) |
 48" x 96" Starter Pallet Rack Heavy Duty Upright: 3" x 1-5/8" 14 gauge 8' Tall
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 48" x 120" Starter Pallet Rack Heavy Duty Upright: 3" x 1-5/8" 14 gauge 10' Tall
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 48" x 144" Starter Pallet Rack Heavy Duty Upright: 3" x 1-5/8" 14 gauge 12' Tall
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 48" x 192" Starter Pallet Rack Extra Heavy Duty Upright: 3" x 3" 14 gauge 16' Tall
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Use add-on units to attach to the starter unit (share common upright) Consist of 1 upright and shelf levels (with or without wire decking) |
 48" x 96" Add-On Pallet Rack Heavy Duty Upright: 3" x 1-5/8" 14 gauge 8' Tall
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 48" x 120" Add-On Pallet Rack Heavy Duty Upright: 3" x 1-5/8" 14 gauge 10' Tall
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 48" x 144" Add-On Pallet Rack Heavy Duty Upright: 3" x 1-5/8" 14 gauge 12' Tall
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 48" x 192" Add-On Pallet Rack Extra Heavy Duty Upright: 3" x 3" 14 gauge 16' Tall
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How does 48 inch compare with the 36 and 42 inch depths?
Depth is what separates them, and the tier availability differs as a result. The 42 inch page offers Heavy, Extra Heavy, and Extreme Duty across five heights up to 20 feet. This 48 inch depth offers four configurations up to 16 feet. Choose 48 inch when load depth requires it, then confirm the height you need exists at this depth before planning the layout.
What is the difference between a starter and an add-on unit?
A starter includes two uprights and shelf levels, and it begins each row or works as a standalone bay. An add-on includes one upright and shelf levels, sharing a common upright with the adjacent bay. Both come with or without wire decking, and each of the four configurations is available in both forms.
How many add-on units do I need?
Count bays rather than uprights. A row of four bays needs one starter and three add-ons, since each add-on shares an upright with the bay before it. Ordering a starter for every bay adds uprights the row does not need and consumes extra floor space.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Measure your load footprint against the 48 inch depth, since overhanging product is what determines the depth required rather than the pallet size alone. Check ceiling clearance including sprinklers and lighting, then subtract the working clearance your forklift mast needs. And weigh your heaviest pallet against the configuration you are considering, remembering that only the 16 foot option uses the larger upright.