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How to Measure
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Below is a step by step guide for determining what size wire deck you need.
* Do you have step beams?
- If you have step-beams you may use flared, waterfall, or drop-in style wire mesh decking. Please complete steps 1 - 3.
- Measure the depth of the upright frame
- Measure the length of the pallet rack beam
- Measure the channel (see diagram below)

The above diagram is a side view of a section of pallet racking. Measurement A refers to the out to out measurement of your upright frame (or the depth of your upright frame). Measurement B refers to the inside to inside measurement between the two steps of your beams (commonly referred to as the channel size).
* Do you have box/structural beams?
- If you have box or structural beams (i.e. pallets beams without a step or ledge), you will need flared or universal wire mesh decking. You do not need to find the channel measurement. Please complete steps 1 - 2.
- Measure the depth of the upright frame
- Measure the length of the pallet rack beam
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Advantages
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