Aardwolf Storage A Frames - SAF01
Includes two A frame sections, a cross member and all necessary hardware. Solid frame base with safety post pockets set along the entire length of the base. (Safety posts are sold separately.)
Features
- Rubber pads on the face of the vertical frame
- Middle support bar connects each A-Frame end piece
- Store slabs on both sides
What our Experts Think
Q&A
Q1: What is the Aardwolf SAF01 used for?
A: The SAF01 is a heavy-duty storage A-frame rack designed for safely storing large marble, granite, and stone slabs in workshops, yards, and fabrication facilities.
Q2: What is the load capacity?
A: It supports a working load limit of up to 15,000 kg (33,069 lb), making it suitable for heavy industrial slab storage.
Q3: What materials can it store?
A: It is designed for natural stone, engineered stone, granite, marble, and large slab panels stored on both sides of the frame.
Q4: What safety features does it include?
A: It includes rubber padding on vertical supports, timber protection on base rails, and movable safety posts to secure slabs during storage.
Q5: Does it work outdoors?
A: Yes. It has a durable powder-coated steel structure with drainage holes to reduce corrosion, making it suitable for outdoor storage.
Q6: Are safety posts included?
A: No. The safety posts are typically sold separately, depending on configuration.
Q7: Can slabs be stored on both sides?
A: Yes. The design allows double-sided slab storage, improving space efficiency in warehouses and yards.
Q8: What makes it efficient for operations?
A: Its heavy-duty steel frame, adjustable safety post positioning, and high load rating make it ideal for safe, high-volume slab storage and handling.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean regularly: Remove dust, stone chips, and moisture buildup to prevent corrosion and surface wear.
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Inspect frame integrity: Check for bends, cracks, or weld fatigue from heavy slab storage loads.
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Check stability: Ensure the A-frame remains level and does not rock or shift under load.
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Tighten fasteners: Regularly inspect bolts, braces, and connecting hardware for secure fitment.
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Inspect contact points: Ensure rubber padding or protective surfaces are intact to prevent slab damage.
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Avoid overloading: Do not exceed rated capacity to maintain structural safety and prevent frame distortion.
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Monitor corrosion: Treat rust spots early and maintain protective coatings for long-term durability.
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Ensure proper loading: Distribute slabs evenly on both sides to maintain balance.
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Store properly: Keep in a dry, covered area when not in use to extend service life.
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