Widespan Shelving System

Widespan Shelving System

Widespan includes four basic components: Uprite Frames, Beams, Shelf Supports, and Shelves. Widespan features a clear opening between Uprite Frames, and Shelves are adjustable 2″ on center.

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Product Details

Shelves adjustable 2″ on center
No crossbracing required
Welded Uprite Frame

WARNING: Widespan Beams are intended to be used with Widespan Shelf Supports. If Shelf Supports are not installed then the beams MUST utilize one of two Widespan Multi-Function Beam Locking Clip, WS1291 or WS9111, depending on the beam location. Failure to do this could allow the Beam to become disengaged causing product damage or personal injury.

Size Information

Clear opening between Uprite Frames: Nominal shelf width plus 1/2”
Overall length: (Nominal section width plus 1/2”) times the number of sections, plus 1 3/4” for each post in the run
Overall depth: 2 1/4” greater than the nominal depth of the unit
Vertical clearance between shelves with a Regular Duty Beam: 3 1/4” less than the center-to-center shelf spacing
Vertical clearance between shelves with a Heavy Duty Beam: 4 3/4” less than the center-to-center shelf spacing

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Pallet Loaded Widespan Consideration

Forklifts must NOT be used, only a hand loader/stacker is safe to use
Order “RE” Reinforced Uprite Frames when planning to use hand loader/stacker
Beam locking hardware required when using hand loader/stacker
Shelf supports are required for all applications to stabilize beam. If not used then beam locking clip is required
Aisle side Uprite posts must be anchored to floor
Total weight of palletized goods MUST NOT exceed one half of evenly distributed Beam capacity
Allow at least 3” clearance between pallet and Uprite Frame, at least 4” clearance between pallets
Pallets should overhang both Beams by at least 2”, otherwise Particleboard or Wiregrid Shelves must be used