Vertical Grow Rack With Tracks Double Tier Plastic Tray Two Light Poles On The Top Size: 32'Lx4'W Height:14'

What It Is

This is a full-length, double-tier vertical grow rack from Anping Hongyu Wire Mesh Co., Ltd. — a wire mesh and fabricated steel manufacturer established in 1985 in Anping, Hebei, China. The system spans 32 feet in length on a 4-foot bench width, reaches 14 feet of total standing height, and integrates two separate cultivation tiers each fitted with a plastic grow tray. Two vertical light poles are anchored to the top of the structure, positioning fixtures directly above each canopy zone without the need for separate hanging infrastructure or ceiling-mounted light rails.

The rack rides on a floor-track system. Tracks mount to your existing concrete slab and allow the entire 32-foot rack assembly to shift laterally, consolidating multiple fixed aisles into a single shared access aisle that follows the operator along the row. The plastic trays on each tier handle runoff containment and provide a consistent growing surface for rockwool slabs, coco bags, fabric pots, or flood-and-drain applications depending on how your operation is configured.

Who It's Built For

This rack is sized for licensed commercial cannabis and hemp cultivation facilities — flowering rooms, vegetative rooms, or combined perpetual-harvest configurations where square footage is fixed and canopy expansion means going up, not out. At 32 feet long, a single rack unit covers significant linear run and pairs efficiently with rooms that are already designed around 4-foot bench widths.

The integrated light poles make this configuration particularly relevant for operators spec'ing new vertical rooms who want to avoid the cost and complexity of a full ceiling-mount lighting grid at two separate heights. Facilities running mid-canopy LED bar fixtures or supplemental lighting bars between tiers will find the pole-mount positions useful for keeping fixtures precisely above each tier without additional rigging hardware. The 14-foot total height accommodates the structural clearance most commercial grow rooms with 16-foot or higher ceilings require for a two-tier system with working headroom on the upper level.

Key Features

Floor track mobility: The track-based carriage system allows the rack to roll laterally, turning fixed cross-aisles into a single shared access corridor. This is the core canopy-density benefit of any mobile vertical rack — the same floor space supports more productive canopy because the aisle moves instead of staying fixed.

Two-tier cultivation surface: Both tiers run the full 32-foot length of the rack. Plastic trays sit in each tier and provide runoff containment. Tier spacing on a 14-foot structure accommodates the vertical clearance needed for both canopy and in-tier lighting at each level.

Integrated light poles: Two poles mount to the top of the structure. This keeps your lighting infrastructure tied to the rack itself rather than the building ceiling, which is useful in facilities where ceiling attachment points are limited, or where future room reconfiguration is anticipated. Poles move with the rack; your light positions stay consistent relative to canopy regardless of track position.

How It Fits a Build

A 32-foot rack in a room designed for this footprint replaces the equivalent linear run of single-level rolling benches and adds a second full canopy tier in the same floor print. For a new build or retrofit, that means the capital outlay for the racking system can be evaluated against the cost of expanding the building or leasing additional canopy space — a calculation most licensed operators are already running.

The floor-track component requires concrete anchor work before the rack is installed. Coordinate track layout with your facility's drain plan and any floor-level irrigation plumbing before anchors are set. The light poles on top of the structure will need to be integrated into your electrical plan; confirm conductor routing paths and circuit capacity for the fixture load you intend to hang before finalizing the order. HSC can coordinate this system as part of a broader room-build quote — contact us to discuss your canopy footprint and we will structure the rack configuration accordingly.