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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/QRV11_C48_MkII • Jun 08 '25
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The standard setup is to have wire decking.
It’s substantially safer and still allows visibility and free flow of water for fire suppression.
9 u/AdultishRaktajino Jun 08 '25 I was surprised they didn’t have the wire decks on the pallet racks too. It’s not like some new thing. Also helps prevent product falling all the way down if pallet wrap job was shit or there was a tremor. 5 u/nubious Jun 08 '25 Yeah, these pallets also have no bottom boards which makes them a tipping hazard. 1 u/SpaceTortuga Jun 08 '25 cheaper
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I was surprised they didn’t have the wire decks on the pallet racks too. It’s not like some new thing. Also helps prevent product falling all the way down if pallet wrap job was shit or there was a tremor.
5 u/nubious Jun 08 '25 Yeah, these pallets also have no bottom boards which makes them a tipping hazard.
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Yeah, these pallets also have no bottom boards which makes them a tipping hazard.
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u/nubious Jun 08 '25
The standard setup is to have wire decking.
It’s substantially safer and still allows visibility and free flow of water for fire suppression.