Aardwolf Demountable Frame - Mod DFF1500PC

Aardwolf Demountable Frame - Mod DFF1500PC

It is ideal for transporting and storing material within the factory or transporting material to building sites.

Rubber is provided on frame surfaces for maximum protection. Heavy-duty wheels allow easy maneuvering of your fully-loaded cart in the workshop and on the construction site. Fits inside a standard pick-up truck. Frames can be safely placed on your truck with a forklift or crane.

Features

• Sturdy structure, designed to eliminate any risk of the slab tipping over.
• Slabs are placed on special rubber profiles and secured with 6 adjustable locking bars. 
• Six locking bars per frame mounted in slotted holes on the bottom. 
• The frame features 2 hooking points to be picked up by an overhead crane.
• Built-in brackets on all underneath sides for forklift transport.
• Powder-coat paint finish.

Option: Frames can be hot galvanized finished upon request.

What Our Experts Think

• Heavy-duty demountable frame for safe handling and transport of stone slabs.

• Modular design allows quick assembly, disassembly, and compact storage.

• Strong steel construction ensures stability and long-term durability.

• Protects slabs from chipping, scratching, or tipping during transport.

• Ideal for workshops, warehouses, and on-site handling of granite, marble, or engineered stone.

Q&A

Q: What is the primary use of the DFF1500PC?
A: It’s designed for secure transport and storage of heavy stone slabs.

Q: Is it easy to assemble and disassemble?
A: Yes, the modular design allows fast setup and breakdown.

Q: Can it handle large or heavy slabs?
A: Yes, built with heavy-duty steel to safely support slabs.

Q: Who typically uses this demountable frame?
A: Fabricators, warehouse staff, and installers handling large stone slabs.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect welds, bolts, and joints regularly for wear or damage.

• Keep the frame clean to prevent debris buildup.

• Check all connections before each use to ensure safety.

• Store in a dry area to prevent rust and corrosion.

• Avoid exceeding the maximum rated load capacity.