Aardwolf Slab Rack Kit - ASR0110

• Heavy-duty engineered storage system: The ASR0110 kit is designed with galvanized steel rails and high-strength square tube posts (up to 1800 mm height), making it a trusted solution for industrial slab storage.
• Built for maximum load safety: Constructed from steel with high yield strength (345 MPa), it delivers reliable structural stability for storing heavy marble, granite, and stone bundles.
• Flexible modular setup: Posts can be positioned anywhere along the rail system, allowing customized bay spacing to match workshop or warehouse layouts.
• Optimized for material protection: Vertical lean design (approx. 4°) helps reduce slab stress, chipping, and surface damage during storage and handling.
• High-capacity industrial efficiency: Designed to handle multiple slab bundles per bay, making it ideal for fabrication shops, distributors, and stone yards.
• Cost-effective storage solution: A single integrated kit replaces multiple standalone racks, improving warehouse space utilization and reducing handling time.

Q: What is the Aardwolf Slab Rack Kit – ASR0110 used for?
A: It is a heavy-duty storage system designed for safe vertical storage and transport of stone slabs (granite, marble, engineered stone, glass) in workshops, warehouses, and fabrication sites.

Q: What is included in the ASR0110 kit?
A: The kit typically includes galvanized steel rails (approx. 3m), square steel posts, and steel post bases for a modular slab storage system.

Q: What is the load capacity of the ASR0110 slab rack?
A: It is engineered for heavy industrial loads (up to ~14,500 lbs per two-post section depending on configuration).

Q: What materials is it made from?
A: It uses 50×50 mm square steel tubing with galvanized finish and 5 mm wall thickness, ensuring high strength and corrosion resistance.

Q: What slab thickness or sizes does it support?
A: It supports various slab sizes, with capacity depending on slab thickness and lean angle (typically around 4° for safe storage).

Q: Is the system adjustable?
A: Yes, posts can be positioned anywhere along the rails, allowing flexible spacing for different slab sizes and layouts.