Load-rated safety netting that catches falling product before it reaches your people. Custom made-to-measure panels fit the back and ends of any pallet racking or pick tower — supplied, engineered and installed across Toronto, the GTA and Ontario.
If people work in your pallet racking aisles or pick towers, it’s only a matter of time before something comes off a beam. Forklifts clip uprights, pallets fail, cartons get pushed through the back of a bay — and anything that falls lands on the aisle below. Rack netting is the full-time barrier that keeps stored product on the rack and off your people. Panels are load-rated, tested specifically for industrial racking, and made to the exact size of each bay so there are no gaps for product to slip through.
Every system is built from load-rated netting, custom brackets and rigging hardware — specified to the exact racking it protects.
Impact-rated netting panels made to size for the back and ends of each bay — designed and tested specifically for industrial racking, so falling cartons and pallets are stopped, not slowed.
Offset brackets from flushmount out to 12″ hold the net clear of stored product and uprights, so the panel takes the impact instead of the load behind it. Sized to your rack depth.
Where protection is needed above the top beam, frame extensions carry the netting higher than the rack itself — full-height coverage on tall racking and pick towers.
Aircraft cable and industrial rigging hardware anchor the system to the rack structure — a tensioned, engineered assembly built to hold up under a real impact, not just look the part.
For crews that enter racking bays to pick or work, horizontal netting guards against product falling from an upper level — also used for tunnel runs and walkways passing through racking.
Send a photo of the racking and the aisle you need to protect — we’ll spec the panels, brackets and heights to close it off.
Discuss Your RackingNetting is quoted to your rack drawings or a site measure — the components below make up a typical back-of-rack guard.
A net is only protection if there’s nowhere for product to get past it — that’s the difference between an engineered rack guard and a generic panel.
Forklift strikes, broken pallets and product pushed through the back of a bay all end the same way — the net stops it before it reaches the aisle, the walkway or the person below.
Panels are cut to each bay so there are no open corners or short gaps. Made-to-measure is the safest option for back-of-rack protection — and it looks like it belongs on the rack.
Load-rated netting, brackets and cable are designed and tested specifically for industrial racking loads — not repurposed sports or cargo net that won’t hold a falling pallet.
From a problem aisle to protected racking — we handle the measure, the spec and the install.
Send rack drawings or a few photos of the bays and the aisle, walkway or work area you need to guard.
Panels, offset brackets, any frame extensions and the anchoring are matched to your racking — with a quote for the exact system.
Netting panels are made to measure for each bay so the finished guard fits with no gaps to work around.
Our crews mount the brackets, hang and tension the netting and rig it to the rack — the aisle is protected when we leave.
It stops stored product from falling out of racking into the space where people work — whether it’s knocked loose by a forklift, a broken pallet, or a carton pushed through the back of a bay. The netting keeps that product on the rack and off the aisle, walkway or workstation below.
No — the panels are made to measure for your racking. Each bay is different, so netting cut to size is what eliminates the gaps at the corners and ends where product would otherwise slip through. That made-to-measure fit is the safest option for back-of-rack protection.
Offset brackets hold the netting away from the stored product — anywhere from flushmount out to 12″ — so the net has room to absorb an impact instead of being pinned against the load. The offset is specified to your rack depth.
Yes. Where product can go higher than the top beam, frame extensions carry the netting above the rack itself for full-height coverage — common on tall racking and pick towers.
Horizontal netting runs overhead to protect crews who enter racking bays to access product and could have something fall on them from a level above. It’s also used for tunnel and pass-through applications where a walkway runs through the racking.
Both. We measure, engineer and supply the system, and our crews install it — anchoring the brackets, hanging and tensioning the netting and rigging it to your rack structure. If you also need the racking checked, ask us about rack inspection and repairs.
Send us the racking and the aisle you need to protect — we’ll quote a made-to-measure rack netting system, installed anywhere in Ontario.
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