Wire Decking

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Bent, Rusted, or Just Old? When to Replace Old Wire Decking

Old wire decking should be considered for replacement when it has significant damage, corrosion, deformation, damaged support channels, impact damage, a poor fit, or no longer meets the current load requirements of the rack. Age alone does not determine whether wire decking needs replacement. Wire decking can sit in a warehouse for years without attracting …

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Wire Decking Load Capacity

What Wire Decking Load Capacity Actually Means (and How It’s Tested)

Wire decking load capacity is the maximum weight a deck can safely carry across a specific rack beam span, based on wire gauge, mesh pattern, and support channel spacing. It’s typically determined through testing aligned with ANSI MH26.2, which measures deflection and failure point under a controlled load. At J&L Wire Cloth, one of the …

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