MECO Structural Pallet Rack Upright Frame SF3-4214, 42 in Deep x 14 ft Tall (All Welded, Heavy Duty)

The MECO SF3-4214 Structural Pallet Rack Upright Frame is a rigid, all-welded upright built for heavy-duty pallet rack systems in warehouses, distribution centers, and industrial storage areas. This frame measures 42 inches deep by 14 feet tall and uses a 3-inch structural steel channel to deliver high strength and long-term durability in demanding environments. With a 2-inch punch pattern, it supports flexible beam placement so you can fine-tune shelf levels as inventory, pallet heights, and storage strategies change.

Specifications:
♦  Model: SF3-4214
♦  Size: 42" deep x 14' tall.
♦  Upright Frame:  3" structural steel uprights
♦  Weight: 149 pounds
♦  2 in punch pattern for beam adjustability and layout flexibility
♦  Base Size: 3" wide x 3" long with 9/16" anchor hole, anchors by others.
♦  Designed to meet AISC and RMI standards
♦  Capacity: 34,800 per bay capacity based on maximum vertical beam space of 60" ot less.
♦  Color: Gray, custom colors available at additional cost
♦  Use the Pallet Rack Starter unit (two uprights) to begin each row, or as a stand-alone unit.  Use add-on units (one upright) to extend and complete the row.

Why Use This Product

Use a structural, all-welded upright frame when you need dependable rack performance under heavier loads, frequent forklift traffic, and daily operational wear. Upright frames are the backbone of selective pallet racking, and choosing a heavy-duty structural frame helps reduce sway, maintain alignment, and improve overall rack stability compared to lighter-duty designs. This model is designed to meet AISC and RMI standards, making it a strong fit for facilities that prioritize engineering-based rack layouts and consistent, repeatable storage capacity 

How It Helps Your Operation

This upright frame helps your operation increase usable vertical storage while keeping layouts organized and adjustable. Select your upright height based on ceiling height, sprinkler requirements, and forklift lift limits, then set beam elevations to match pallet loads and picking needs. Depth selection matters too, because pallet overhang supports safe handling and protects loads. As a reference, a 48-inch deep pallet commonly pairs with a 42-inch deep upright to allow about 3 inches of overhang in front and 3 inches in back. For capacity planning, upright systems can support up to 34,800 pounds per bay when configured with 60-inch vertical beam spacing or less, with final capacity depending on beams, spacing, and the full rack design

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