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Product Documentation

Product Documentation

Lifts
Guards
Mezzanines
Access
Industries

Brochures

4XLift
ArmorCar Carriage
Automated Tote Lift
AutoSenz
DeckStop™ Brochure
Delta Lift
DriverLift™ Rideable Vehicle Lift
Lift Products
Lifts Paint Colors
Modular Box Lift
RiderLift
SmartControl for Hydraulic VRCs
V-Lift
XpressLift

Case Studies

Baker Distributing
Ferguson Box
REHAU
Royal Basket Trucks

Dimensional Drawings

Bi-Panel Vertical Acting Gate
Bi-Parting Swing Gate
Delta Lift
Horizontal Slide Gate
Hydraulic Cantilever Configuration
Hydraulic Straddle Configuration
Manual Vertical Gate
Mechanical 4-Post Configuration
Mechanical Cantilever Configuration
Mechanical Straddle Configuration
Modular Box Lift
Power Vertical Gate
Single Panel Swing Gate Left or Right Hinged
V-Lift

Specifications

D.A.S.H
Delta Lift Specs - Word.doc
Hydraulic Cantilever Specs - Word.doc
Hydraulic Straddle Specs - Word.doc
Mechanical 4-Post Specs - Word.doc
Mechanical Cantilever Specs - Word.doc
Mechanical Straddle Specs - Word.doc
RiderLift CSI Spec - Word.doc
V-Lift Specs - Word.doc

White Papers

Gaining New Floor Space
Industrial Conveyor Safety
Levels of Lift Satisfaction
Mezzanine Platforms, VRCs Help Create New Space for the Food and Beverage Industry
The Real Deal in Lift Manufacturing
Top 2 Strategies to Handle Parts Room Growth
VRCs versus Elevators - Moving Up. It's Easier than You Think

Manuals

AutoSenz Manual (2-3 Level)
AutoSenz Manual (4-9 Level)
BPS01-rev0 (Bi-Parting Swing Gate) Cable Locks
BPS01-rev1 (Bi-Parting Swing Gate)
BVA01-rev1 (Bi-Panel Vertical Acting Gate)
DeltaLift VRC Manual
DSCLD4-rev0 (DeckStop 4Post)
DSCLDC-rev0 (DeckStop cantilever)
DSCLDS-rev0 (DeckStop straddle)
DSCLDSSD-rev0 (DeckStop Straddle Shoring Device)
ENC01-rev1 (Enclosure Panels)
Hydraulic SmartControl™ Manual
Hydraulic VRC Manual (Straddle & Cantilever)
Mechanical SmartControl™ Manual
Mechanical VRC Manual (4-Post)
Mechanical VRC Manual (Straddle & Cantilever)
Modular Box Lift Manual
Pit Entry / Clean-out Safety Guide
Single Panel Swing Gate
Single Panel Vertical Acting Gate
V-Lift Manual (Base Unit)
V-Lift Manual (Base, Freestanding)
XpressLift Manual (Cantilever)
XpressLift Manual (Straddle)

Brochures

Access Ladder Swing Gate
Column Protectors
EdgeAlert
EdgeGard™ Loading Dock Safety Gates
Finger Gate Brochure
Guards Products
Jiffyrail
Machine Guards
Pallet Drop Zone Gate (Brochure)
Pedestrian Crossing Gate
Pivot Safety Gate Brochure
Safety Bollards
Trackgard
Upright Rack Protectors
Wilgard End-of-Aisle Rack Protectors
Wilgard LT Guard Rail (Brochure)
Wilgard MT Guard Rail (Brochure)
Wilgard MT Rack Protector - 42" - Double-Head
Wilgard MT Rack Protector - 42" - Left/Right Head
Wilgard MT Rack Protector - 48" - Double-Head
Wilgard MT Rack Protector - 48" - Left/Right Head
Wilgard MT Rack Protector (Brochure)
Wilgard MT Swing Gate
Wilgard Steel Guard Rail Systems
Wilgard XT Guard Rail (Brochure)
Wilgard XT Rack Protector - 42" - Double-Head
Wilgard XT Rack Protector - 42" - Left/Right Head
Wilgard XT Rack Protector - 48" - Double-Head
Wilgard XT Rack Protector - 48" - Left/Right Head
Wilgard XT Rack Protector (Brochure)
Wilgard XT Swing Gate

Case Studies

Baker Distributing
REHAU
Young Living Essential Oils

Specifications

Access Ladder Swing Gate Spec Sheet
Column Protector Spec Sheet
EdgeAlert Manual
EdgeAlert WP Manual
EdgeGard Folding Rail Installation Instructions
EdgeGard Straight Rail Installation Instructions
Machine Guards Spec Sheet
Pedestrian Crossing Gate Assembly Instructions
Safety Bollards Spec Sheet
Shelving Guards Spec Sheet
Trackgard Spec Sheet
Upright Rack Protectors - 3" Spec Sheet
Upright Rack Protectors - 4" Spec Sheet
Wilgard End-of-Aisle Rack Protector LT Spec Sheet
Wilgard End-of-Aisle Rack Protector MT Spec Sheet
Wilgard End-of-Aisle Rack Protector XT Spec Sheet
Wilgard Guard Rail LT Spec Sheet
Wilgard Guard Rail MT Spec Sheet
Wilgard Guard Rail XT Spec Sheet

White Papers

Protective Guarding Checklist
Selecting Industrial Guard Rail
Understanding Protective Guard Rail
Wildeck’s Top 5 to Stay Alive

Brochures

Mezzanine Products

Case Studies

Aero Charter
American Plumbing & Heating
Antimicrobial Manufacturer
Baker Distributing
Fedway Associates, Inc.
Ferguson Box
New Pathways In Distribution Case Study
Nicolet High School: Creating Space for Learning
REHAU
Royal Basket Trucks
St. Louis Motorcars
Vac-Con Expansion Case Study
Young Living Essential Oils

Specifications

Beam & Bar Joist CSI Spec - PDF
Beam & Bar Joist CSI Spec - Word.doc
Beam & Beam CSI Spec - PDF
Beam & Beam CSI Spec - Word.doc
Beam & C-Section CSI Spec - PDF
Beam & C-Section CSI Spec - Word.doc
Bolted C-Section CSI Spec - PDF
Bolted C-Section CSI Spec - Word.doc
Mezzanine Paint Colors
Truss Girder & Bar Joist CSI Spec - PDF
Truss Girder & Bar Joist CSI Spec - Word.doc

White Papers

Gaining New Floor Space
Mezzanine Platforms, VRCs Help Create New Space for the Food and Beverage Industry
Top 2 Strategies to Handle Parts Room Growth

Brochures

Access Products
Double-Drop Gate
LadderLink
Overhead Gate
Pallet Drop Zone Gate
Pick Module Accessories (Brochure)
Robinson Helicopter Workstands
Rolastair Standard
Slide Gate
Swing Gate
Tilt Gate

Case Studies

American Plumbing & Heating

Specifications

Access Paint Color Specs
Double-Drop Gate Spec Sheet
Lift-Out Gate Spec Sheet
Overhead Gate Spec Sheet
Pivot Gate Spec Sheet
Slide Gate Spec Sheet
Swing Gate Spec Sheet

Brochures

Automotive Dealerships
Funeral Home
Pharmaceutical & Medical Supply
Retail Back Room
Robinson Helicopter Workstands
Schools & Universities
Self-Storage Facilities

Popular Articles

Rolastair Standard
Wilgard Steel Guard Rail Systems
Protective Guarding Checklist
Understanding Protective Guard Rail
Wilgard End-of-Aisle Rack Protectors

Newest Articles

Standard Material Lifts
Wilgard XT Rack Protector - 48" - Left/Right Head
Wilgard XT Rack Protector - 42" - Left/Right Head
Wilgard MT Rack Protector - 48" - Left/Right Head
Wilgard XT Rack Protector - 42" - Double-Head

Recently Updated Articles

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About Us

Wildeck products are used for the safe and efficient handling, storage, and protection of materials and personnel. For over 40 years, the company has grown through an experienced network of nationwide dealers and systems integrators.

Wildeck manufactures guards, barrier rail, mezzanines, work platforms, lifts, (VRCs) and rideable lifts, access equipment, crossovers, rolling ladders, and handrail.

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Wyoming

The State of Wyoming does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Wisconsin

The State of Wisconsin does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

West Virginia

The State of West Virginia does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Washington D.C.

The District of Columbia does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the District of Columbia.

Washington

The State of Washington requires permits, testing and inspections for VRCs (Washington Administrative Code, Chapter 296-96, Part C1). Wildeck VRCs sold in the State of Washington are engineered and constructed to satisfy existing regulation. Additionally, Washington requires special licensing for VRC mechanics and installers. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Washington customers’ needs.

Virginia

The State of Virginia does not require permits or testing for VRCs. VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. However, some municipalities have VRC regulations that may require installer licensing and permits. Wildeck is here to help our Virginia customers navigate the requirements.

Vermont

The State of Vermont does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Utah

The State of Utah requires permits, testing and inspections for VRCs. However, the State of Utah does not require VRC mechanics and installers to be licensed by the state.

Texas

The State of Texas does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Tennessee

The State of Tennessee does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

South Dakota

The State of South Dakota does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

South Carolina

The State of South Carolina does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Rhode Island

The State of Rhode Island requires permits and testing for VRCs. Additionally, Rhode Island requires special licensing for VRC mechanics and installers. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Rhode Island customers’ needs.

Pennsylvania

The State of Pennsylvania requires permits, testing and inspections for VRCs. Wildeck VRCs sold in the State of Pennsylvania are engineered and constructed to satisfy existing regulation. The State of Pennsylvania does not require VRC mechanics and installers to be licensed by the state.

Oregon

The State of Oregon requires permits, testing and inspections for VRCs (Oregon Specialty Lift Code). Wildeck VRCs sold in the State of Oregon are engineered and constructed to satisfy existing regulation. Additionally, Oregon requires special licensing for VRC mechanics and installers. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Oregon customers’ needs.

Oklahoma

The State of Oklahoma does not require permits or testing for VRCs. However, Oklahoma does require special licensing for VRC mechanics and installers. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Oklahoma customers’ needs.

Ohio

The State of Ohio does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

North Dakota

The State of North Dakota does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

North Carolina

The State of North Carolina does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

New York

The State of New York does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. However, New York City requires permits, testing and inspections for VRCs (New York City Building Code, Chapter K2). Wildeck VRCs sold in New York City are engineered and constructed to satisfy existing regulation. Wildeck is here to help our New York customers navigate the requirements.

New Mexico

The State of New Mexico does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

New Jersey

The State of New Jersey does not require permits or testing for VRCs. VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. However, some municipalities have VRC regulations that may require special submittals, permits and testing. Wildeck is here to help our New Jersey customers navigate the requirements.

Nebraska

The State of Nebraska requires permits and testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are required to be licensed by the state. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Nebraska customers’ needs.

New Hampshire

The State of New Hampshire does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Nevada

The State of Nevada does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Montana

The State of Montana does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Missouri

The State of Missouri does not require permits or testing for VRCs. VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. However, some municipalities have VRC regulations that may require installer licensing and permits. Wildeck is here to help our Missouri customers navigate the requirements.

Mississippi

The State of Mississippi does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Minnesota

The State of Minnesota requires permits and testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are required to be licensed by the state. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Minnesota customers’ needs.

Michigan

The State of Michigan does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Massachusetts

The State of Massachusetts requires permits, testing and inspections for VRCs (Massachusetts Code of Regulations, 524 CMR 32.00 Vertical Reciprocating Conveyors). Wildeck VRCs sold in the State of Massachusetts are engineered and constructed to satisfy existing regulation. Additionally, Massachusetts requires special licensing for VRC mechanics and installers. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Massachusetts customers’ needs.

Maryland

The State of Maryland does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Maine

The State of Maine does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Louisiana

The State of Louisiana does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Kentucky

The State of Kentucky requires permits and testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are required to be licensed by the state. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Kentucky customers’ needs.

Kansas

The State of Kansas does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Iowa

The State of Iowa does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Indiana

The State of Indiana does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Illinois

The State of Illinois does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. However, some jurisdictions (including the City of Chicago and Lake County) have regulations that may require special equipment features, permits and installer licensing. Wildeck is here to help our Illinois customers navigate the requirements.

Idaho

The State of Idaho does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. However, some municipalities have VRC regulations that may require permits. Wildeck is here to help our Idaho customers navigate the requirements.

Hawaii

The State of Hawaii does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Hawaii customers’ needs.

Georgia

The State of Georgia requires permits and testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are required to be licensed by the state. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Georgia customers’ needs.

Florida

The State of Florida does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. However, some municipalities have VRC regulations that may require special submittals and permits. Wildeck is here to help our Florida customers navigate the requirements.

Delaware

The State of Delaware does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Connecticut

The State of Connecticut does not require permits or testing for VRCs. However, Connecticut does require special licensing for VRC mechanics and installers. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our Connecticut customers’ needs.

Colorado

The State of Colorado does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. However, some municipalities have VRC regulations that may require installer licensing and permits. Wildeck is here to help our Colorado customers navigate the requirements.

California

The State of California requires permits, testing and inspections for VRCs (California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Division 1, Chapter 4, Subchapter 6, Article 12.5 Vertical or Inclined Reciprocating Conveyors). Wildeck VRCs sold in the State of California are engineered and constructed to satisfy existing regulation. Additionally, California requires special licensing for VRC mechanics and installers. Wildeck maintains a network of licensed and experienced VRC mechanics and installers to service our California customers’ needs.

Arkansas

The State of Arkansas does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Arizona

The State of Arizona does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state. However, some municipalities have VRC regulations that may require installer licensing and permits. Wildeck is here to help our Arizona customers navigate the requirements.

Alaska

The State of Alaska does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

Alabama

The State of Alabama does not require permits or testing for VRCs. Additionally, VRC mechanics and installers are not required to be licensed by the state.

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