Product Detail
Commercial Dunnage Rack
Configure a commercial dunnage rack around the stored items, footprint, off-floor clearance, environment, platform, load distribution and floor interface.
Overview
Product Overview
Dunnage racks keep bulky ingredients, cartons, containers and equipment off the floor while maintaining a low loading height. Their low, heavy-duty platform distinguishes them from full-height shelving and worktables. Stainless, coated-wire and polymer, fixed and approved mobile, open-wire and slatted-deck configurations remain separate. Published capacity depends on material, span, deck, support points, static or mobile duty and load distribution and must be confirmed for the selected rack.
Key Features
Key Features
Low off-floor storage for bulky or heavy items
Open-wire, slatted or removable deck options
Stainless, coated or polymer construction by environment
Stationary leveling feet or approved mobile configuration
Alternative lengths, depths and off-floor heights
Easy-clean access below and around the platform
Distributed and point-load basis confirmed before release
Applications
Where This Product Is Used
Bulk dry-store ingredients
Beverage cases and cartons
Walk-in cooler/freezer storage with suitable material
Heavy containers and small equipment
Low loading-height storage in commercial kitchens
Buyer Benefits
Why Buyers Choose This Type
Stainless, coated-wire or polymer rack
Open-wire, slatted or removable deck
Alternative lengths, depths and heights
Stationary feet or approved casters
Joined modular arrangements where supported
Leveling or anchoring hardware
Standard- or heavy-duty construction-specific load class
Technical Data
Specifications
Reference Configuration
A qualified planning envelope is roughly 150–370 mm high, 600–1500 mm long and 450–600 mm deep. Official examples range from about 113 kg for a standard-duty platform to 363 kg mobile and roughly 590–725 kg stationary heavy-duty racks. These ratings are construction- and load-distribution-specific.
Configuration Options
Stainless, coated-wire or polymer rack; Open-wire, slatted or removable deck; Alternative lengths, depths and heights; Stationary feet or approved casters; Joined modular arrangements where supported; Leveling or anchoring hardware; Standard- or heavy-duty construction-specific load class
Reference Specifications
A qualified planning envelope is roughly 150–370 mm high, 600–1500 mm long and 450–600 mm deep. Official examples range from about 113 kg for a standard-duty platform to 363 kg mobile and roughly 590–725 kg stationary heavy-duty racks. These ratings are construction- and load-distribution-specific.
| Reference configuration | Qualified reference example |
|---|---|
| Stationary heavy-duty reference | 14.5 in high; cited 24/30/36 in units list 1,600 lb (about 725 kg) evenly distributed; 48 in units 1,300 lb (about 590 kg). |
| Mobile heavy-duty reference | 14.5 in high; cited mobile unit lists 800 lb (about 363 kg) maximum distributed static load. |
| Standard-duty reference | Selected 14.625 in high open-wire platform lists 250 lb (about 113 kg) equally distributed. |
Reference configurations are not fixed SourcePro promises. Final model, capacity, dimensions, power, utilities, safety, load basis and compliance are confirmed after inquiry and technical review.
Project Confirmation
What We Confirm for Your Project
Stored items, unit size and handling method
Maximum distributed load and concentrated point loads
Required length, depth and off-floor height
Dry, wet, cooler or freezer environment
Stainless/coated/polymer material and platform style
Stationary feet, casters, leveling or anchoring
Floor capacity, cleaning access, stability and destination compliance
Commercial Dunnage Rack FAQ
What is a dunnage rack used for?
It keeps bulky or heavy items off the floor at a low loading height, improving cleaning access and protecting stored goods from direct floor contact.
How is a dunnage rack different from shelving?
A dunnage rack is a low heavy-duty platform, usually with one storage level. Floor-standing shelving is taller and provides multiple tiers.
Can I use a dunnage rack in a cold room?
Yes, when the selected stainless, coated or polymer construction is suitable for moisture, temperature and cleaning chemicals. Load and floor interfaces must still be confirmed.
Are published load capacities transferable between racks?
No. Capacity depends on frame, deck, span, support points, stationary or mobile duty and load distribution. Use only the selected rack's verified basis.
Should the rack be anchored?
Anchoring, leveling or restraints depend on load, height, handling, floor condition, seismic rules and local risk. These requirements are resolved during layout and drawing review.
Product Inquiry
Configure Your Dunnage Rack
Send the stored items, maximum distributed and point load, footprint, off-floor clearance, environment, deck, feet or caster and anchoring needs. SourcePro will prepare a qualified rack configuration.
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