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       CANTILEVER RACK is
      commonly used for applications where the length of the material being
      stored is too long for pallet rack or where the length varies. 
      Lumber and pipe applications are common examples, where bundles up to 20'
      or longer need to be stored.  Cantilever rack allows great
      flexibility, for instance a 20'L run can store 8', 9', 10', 12', 16', 20',
      and even longer units of product without having to deal with any columns
      or other obstructions.  Additionally, two 8' units can be stored
      under two 10' units, which in turn can be stored under a 24' unit.  | 
   
  
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      HOW TO ORDER
       Cantilever is ordered according to specifications. 
      Height, spacing between columns, and arm length & capacity are all
      variables.  Lead time is generally six weeks to ship. 
      Please call for a quote for your specific requirements, but we have
      also listed some sample pricing information below. 
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    | SAMPLE PRICING
       Current pricing is available by fax.  The columns and arms are the
      most important components to calculate when estimating a total cost, so
      spacing is an important consideration. 
      The horizontal and diagonal bracing, although integral components, are
      relatively minor in cost.   
      Our sales dept. can quote you based on your specific
      application and make suggestions for the best setup.  Current pricing
      is available by fax and shows pricing both f.o.b. factory and f.o.b.
      Billings, MT.  | 
   
  
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    SINGLE-SIDED | 
    DOUBLE-SIDED | 
    COLUMNS
      shown at left include a base for 48"
      arms.  The single-sided columns have the base on one side only, and
      the double-sided columns have them on both sides.  Depending on the
      height, the capacity per side varies between 6000# and 9000#. | 
   
  
    | HEIGHT | 
    $ | 
    # | 
    $ | 
    # | 
   
  
    | 8'H | 
      | 
    160 | 
      | 
    235 | 
   
  
    | 10'H | 
      | 
    180 | 
      | 
    255 | 
   
  
    | 12'H | 
      | 
    200 | 
      | 
    275 | 
   
  
    | 14'H | 
      | 
    225 | 
      | 
    300 | 
   
  
    | 16'H | 
      | 
    250 | 
      | 
    325 | 
   
  
    | 48", 2100# capacity | 
      | 
    29.8 | 
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    ARMS can
      be varied by length, capacity, and application.  The 48" arm at
      left is the most common and is most commonly used for lumber and pipe
      applications.  | 
   
  
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    Horizontal | 
    Diagonal | 
    BRACING,
      both horizontal and diagonal, need to be bolted to
      the columns to maintain sway support and spacing.  The number of
      individual pieces required depends on the overall height.  For each
      section up to 12', two horizontal and two diagonal braces are
      required.  Lengths other than those shown are available. | 
   
  
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    $ | 
    # | 
    $  | 
    # | 
   
  
    | 36" | 
      | 
    8.6 | 
      | 
    4.8 | 
   
  
    | 48" | 
      | 
    11.5 | 
      | 
    5.3 | 
   
  
    | 60" | 
      | 
    14.5 | 
      | 
    5.8 | 
   
  
    | 72" | 
      | 
    17.5 | 
      | 
    6.4 | 
   
  
    | 96" | 
      | 
    24.0 | 
      | 
    7.7 | 
   
  
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    OTHER
      accessories can be added to the arms, such as lips or stakes at the ends
      of the arms (to prevent pipe from rolling off) or to otherwise make the
      system fit your application. | 
   
 
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