BRAND IDENTIFICATION

This is a general brand identification racking guide for various common Australian Racking Posts. Some post types are now very old and not covered by the latest Australian Standards for their original intended use. Please use this as a guideline only to help you identify a brand and post type only.

Why Use a Brand Identification Racking Guide?

Our Brand Identification Racking Guide helps users, warehouse managers, and safety inspectors quickly determine the brand and post type of existing racking systems. Identifying the correct racking brand is crucial when ordering compatible components, ensuring structural integrity, or upgrading systems to comply with current Australian Standards.

Over the years, many racking brands have changed hands, become obsolete, or are no longer compliant. With some rack types dating back several decades, it’s not always easy to know what you’re working with. That’s where this guide comes in—helping you visually match post profiles with known brands for safer planning and maintenance.

Common Use Cases for Racking Brand Identification

This Brand Identification Racking Guide is useful when:

• Replacing damaged beams or posts

• Expanding existing racking layouts

• Ordering new safety clips, baseplates or accessories

• Assessing compliance with current safety regulations

• Planning relocations or racking audits

It’s especially important in second-hand racking environments, where systems are often pieced together from different sources. Misidentifying a brand can result in incompatible components, which puts the entire structure at risk.

Need Help Identifying Your Racking Brand?

If you’re unsure after reviewing the Brand Identification Racking Guide, Rackman Australia can assist. Our team has years of experience working with all major and minor racking systems used across Australia. We can assess photos, measurements, or site visits to help confirm the racking type and advise on suitable replacement parts or upgrades.

We also offer supply and install services for compliant racking systems, including removal and safe disposal of non-compliant or outdated frames. Whether you’re running a small storeroom or a large-scale distribution warehouse, knowing your racking brand is the first step toward safe, compatible and efficient storage.