Weha Buffalo Bundle Slab Storage Rack with 72" Poles - 145516

Weha Buffalo Bundle Slab Storage Rack with 72" Poles - 145516

Weha Buffalo Slab Bundle Storage Racks are the latest technology in vertical stone storage. The Weha Buffalo Slab Racks are rated for 11,500 lbs. per set of poles.

Why use the 72" posts instead of the standard 60" posts? There are slabs, particularly quartz slabs, that are coming in 80" tall now. When storing this taller bundle, the 72" posts will create a better leverage for the tall slabs.

Weha Buffalo Bundle Slab Storage rack design has created a 6 point post touch locking system. While other slab rack bases touch the pole in 1 or 2 places, the Weha Buffalo Slab Rack base creates 6 different pressure points on the post. This design increases the metal-to-metal contact from a standard 4 1/2" to over 9 1/2", doubling the surface contact.

This world patented design offers safest and strongest way of storing stone slabs, including bundles of granite, marble, engineered stone, quartz, quartzite and all natural stone.

Weha special patent multi locking post to base design offers the most surface contact between base and post than any other slab rack system on the market. This design increases the structural strength by 57%. This translates into a greater weight capacity, with full confidence and worry-free storing of full bundles of granite and marble in both 2cm and 3cm stone.

Each Buffalo Slab Storage base has 14 receivers spaced at 8 1/2" on center. 6" from hole to hole.
Included at each end of the bases are anchor holes for securing the Buffalo bundle racks to the floor when required.

The Weha Poles are 2 3/8" x 2 3/8" x 72" long fully hot dipped galvanized.
Each pole comes with the Weha Signature Safety Angle Bracket. This angle bracket faces the stone and offers a fail proof way to set the proper angle for the stone to ensure the safest and least amount of weight transfer to the poles.

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Maintenance Tips

• Inspect the rack, poles, and support components regularly for bent sections, cracks, or damaged welds.
• Check all fasteners, pole connections, and mounting points periodically to ensure maximum stability and safety.
• Keep rack surfaces clean and free from dust, debris, and stone fragments that could affect load support.
• Inspect poles and contact areas for wear or damage that may compromise slab storage security.
• Avoid exceeding the rack’s rated load capacity and distribute slab weight evenly across the storage system.
• Touch up chipped paint or damaged protective coatings promptly to help prevent rust and corrosion.
• Ensure the rack is positioned on a stable, level surface to maintain safe storage conditions.
• Perform routine safety inspections and preventive maintenance to maximize durability, load security, and long-term performance.