Caution: Chains and straps do not support cylinder weight. Cylinders should rest on the floor or in the base of the rack. The base of the plastic rack with strap must rest on the floor in addition to being secured to the wall.

Racks should be empty when moved with a forklift.

Caution: Chains and straps do not support cylinder weight. Cylinders should rest on the floor when in rack.

Organize bottles of various shapes and sizes.

Screw mount holders fasten to the wall with screws. Magnetic back holders attach to steel walls, cabinets, and other magnetic surfaces. Suction cup holders stick to a smooth surface, such as glass or polished metal. U-bolt holders mount to 1/4"-1 1/4" OD pipe.

Holders for bottles up to 3 3/4" dia. hold water bottles, spray bottles, and aerosol cans.

Style F are designed to hold either round or rectangular one-gallon jugs.

Style G can accommodate bottles of various shapes and sizes.

Styles L-N have a swivel joint that adjusts to any position or angle. They also have a 1 1/2" hole for drainage.

Organize bottles, cans, and jugs with these holders.

Style A hold water bottles, spray bottles, and aerosol cans.

Style B are designed to hold either round or rectangular one-gallon jugs.

With an open design, these racks allow dishwashers to thoroughly wash and dry plates, trays, glasses, and flatware. The durable double-wall construction resists impact, heat, and chemicals. Handles on all four sides make it easy to load and unload racks from the dishwasher. These racks meet NSF/ANSI 2 for use with food.

Open racks are often used for flatware, serving utensils, and large, irregularly shaped items.

Peg racks hold cups, glasses, bowls, large plates, and trays.

Compartmented racks have 16 individual compartments to protect glassware.

Stay organized with these storage components that work with T-slotted framing.

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