Value Collection HG403 Steel Decking 60in 14 Gauge Storage Racks

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION HG403 is a 14-gauge powder-coated steel decking panel designed for use with high capacity storage rack systems. Measuring 60 inches wide and 18 inches in length, with a profile height of 1-15/16 inches, this panel delivers structural rigidity suited to demanding warehouse, distribution, and industrial storage environments. The gray powder coat finish provides corrosion resistance and a consistent appearance across rack bays. Each package contains 5 panels. Licensed contractors, rack installation crews, and facilities maintenance teams are the typical installers for this type of shelving component.

This steel decking is intended for use with high capacity storage racks in commercial and industrial settings. Typical applications include pallet rack systems found in warehouses, fulfillment centers, manufacturing facilities, and storage rooms where wire decking or solid-surface decking is required for safety or load distribution. The 60-inch width accommodates standard rack bay configurations used across a wide range of industrial shelving systems. The 14-gauge steel construction supports substantial static loads appropriate for heavy-duty storage use.

Key Features

• 14-gauge steel construction for heavy-duty load support
• 60-inch width fits standard high capacity rack bay openings
• 1-15/16 inch profile height provides structural rigidity across the span
• Gray powder coat finish for corrosion resistance and durability
• Sold in packages of 5 panels per order

Compatibility

Designed for use with high capacity storage racks as a decking replacement or new-installation component in industrial and commercial shelving systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by rack system installers or facilities maintenance personnel familiar with industrial shelving standards. Ensure the rack uprights and beams are rated for the combined load of the decking and stored materials before installation. Follow applicable ANSI and RMI rack safety standards during setup. Do not modify or cut panels, as doing so may compromise structural integrity and load ratings.