Value Collection WTD-DSR001 Drum Pallet Rack 55 Gallon

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WTD-DSR001 is a drum pallet rack designed to store and organize two 55-gallon drums in industrial, warehouse, and facility maintenance environments. Built to hold up to 1,600 pounds, this rack provides a stable, low-profile platform for drum storage and handling. At 12.5 inches tall, 45.28 inches wide, and 29.9 inches in length, it fits standard pallet positions and works within typical racking bay configurations. This type of equipment is specified and installed by facilities maintenance personnel, warehouse managers, and safety coordinators managing drum storage compliance.

This drum pallet rack is suited for industrial and commercial storage applications where 55-gallon drums of chemicals, lubricants, solvents, or other bulk fluids require organized, accessible placement. The low deck height allows drum dollies and pallet jacks to access drums with minimal clearance concerns. It is a practical solution for maintenance shops, manufacturing floors, and distribution facilities that handle multiple drums on a regular basis.

Key Features

• 1,600 lb load capacity supports two fully loaded 55-gallon drums
• Low-profile 12.5-inch height aids drum access and pallet jack compatibility
• 45.28-inch width accommodates standard dual-drum side-by-side configuration
• 29.9-inch length fits within standard pallet footprint dimensions
• Designed for stationary drum storage in fixed rack or floor-level positions

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or addition rack for facilities storing 55-gallon drums. Confirm floor load ratings and drum weight before deployment in existing rack systems.

Installation Notes

Placement should be performed by qualified facilities or warehouse personnel following applicable OSHA and local safety regulations for drum storage. Ensure the floor surface is level and rated for the combined load of the rack and filled drums before positioning. If securing the rack to flooring or shelving uprights, use appropriate anchoring hardware per site requirements. Inspect the rack for damage before loading drums.