Dmytro and Lenokers went above and beyond my expectations. We were looking to liquidate a good amount of pallet racking from our warehouse and between our first contact and our warehouse being cleared of our racking, barely a week had passed! They were kind, courteous, and more than professional for the entire experience. I would not hesitate working with them again!
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Pallet Rack Back Protectors
Netting, wire mesh panels and guard bars on the back of your racking, so pallets and cartons cannot be pushed out into the next aisle or onto people. Matched to your racking, supplied or installed, with a reply within one business day.
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20+
years installing racking
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OR · WA · CA
our core service area, with projects beyond it
★ 4.9
Three kinds of back protection
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How are back protectors priced?
Per bay, by type, height and width, plus freight or installation if you want it. Send a photo of the back of a row, the frame height and what you store, and we price the exact parts.
Netting, mesh panels or guard bars?
Netting catches cartons and loose items and suits pick areas; wire mesh panels are stiffer and stop pallets as well as items, often on the upper levels over aisles; guard bars stop pallets being pushed too far. What you store and what is behind the rack decide.
Do I need back protection on my racking?
Where a pallet or carton pushed out of the back could fall into an aisle, a walkway or onto people, yes. Inspections often flag open backs over walkways. See rack inspection.
Do back panels block fire sprinklers?
Netting and wire mesh are open, so water passes through. Keep the flue between back-to-back rows open; your fire marshal has the final word.
Will they fit my racking?
Panels and bars mount on the back uprights of most teardrop and structural racking. A photo of the back of a row is usually enough for us to match the brackets.
Can you install them on racking that is loaded?
Usually, yes, working bay by bay from the back. We plan the install around your shifts.
Send a photo of your racking. Get a back protector quote.
Rack size and how many bays or uprights, or a photo of the racking. You get a priced list, supplied or installed.
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About pallet rack back protectors
Pallet rack back protectors close the back of a rack so that loads cannot be pushed out of it. Rack safety netting catches cartons and loose items; wire mesh back panels stop items and pallets, often over aisles and walkways; back guard bars stop pallets being pushed too deep. Lenokers supplies all three, shipped from points across the US, matched to the racking you have, supply only or installed by our own crews.
Rack safety netting
Netting hangs on the back uprights and covers whole bays. It catches cartons and loose items pushed from the front, is light and open, and suits pick areas where people work behind the rack.
Wire mesh back panels
Welded mesh in a steel frame bolts to the back uprights. It is stiffer than netting and stops pallets as well as items, which makes it the usual choice on upper levels above aisles and walkways.
Keeping the flue open
Between back-to-back rows, the gap called the flue lets sprinkler water and heat rise. Back panels mount on the uprights without closing it, and row spacers keep the rows at the right distance.














