Maintain accurate bay spacing and improve the stability of your pallet racking with these robust row spacers. Designed to link adjacent runs of racking, they help keep frames aligned and evenly separated. Available in two widths, these spacers are ideal for creating consistent aisles and back-to-back rows in new installations or retrofit projects. A simple but essential accessory for safe, well-organised warehouse storage. Product Features Provides a fixed, consistent gap between pallet racking rows Improves overall stability of back-to-back racking runs Helps maintain frame alignment over long aisle lengths Suitable for use with standard pallet racking uprights Ideal for both new installations and system expansions Simple to fit using appropriate fixings (not included) Key Specifications Product type Row spacer for pallet racking Application Back-to-back pallet racking runs Available widths 200 mm, 300 mm Installation Bolted connection to racking uprights Price range £25.20 - £25.20 (depending on size) Quantity per listing Sold individually Applications Creating fixed gaps between back-to-back pallet racking rows Improving stability in high-bay warehouse installations Maintaining consistent aisle and pallet overhang clearances Supporting racking layouts in distribution centres and factories Retrofitting existing racking runs to improve alignment Frequently Asked Questions What do pallet racking row spacers do? Row spacers connect two adjacent pallet racking frames to create a fixed, consistent gap between them. This improves stability, keeps frames aligned and ensures the correct clearance for pallets stored back-to-back. How do I choose between the 200 mm and 300 mm spacer widths? The width you choose depends on the required gap between your racking rows, taking into account pallet overhang and any fire or safety clearance requirements. Check your racking layout and pallet dimensions to confirm the most suitable size. How many row spacers do I need for each racking run? The number of row spacers required depends on the height and length of your racking. As a general guide, they are typically fitted at regular intervals up the frame height and along the run. Always follow your racking design or seek professional advice for exact quantities.
