These metal stock trucks have slat walls at the front and back of their shelves and allow easier access to items on the shelves than stock trucks with more walls. The shelves can be loaded on two sides. Slat walls can retain large, bulky items. They allow air to circulate through the stock trucks, and they let users see and reposition items on the shelves more easily than mesh walls.

Forkliftable metal stock trucks have welded pockets on their bottom that allow the stock trucks to be picked up and moved by a forklift. This increases efficiency and reduces operator fatigue when moving heavily loaded carts. Expanded metal mesh walls enclose three sides of the stock trucks' shelves and provide more protection against items falling off the shelves than stock trucks with fewer walls. The shelves can be loaded on the one side that does not have a wall. The expanded metal mesh walls can retain large and small items. They also allow air to circulate through the stock truck and let users see items on the shelves.

These metal stock trucks have four corner support posts and two vertical support rails at the front and back of the shelves. The rails allow the height of the upper shelf to be adjusted to accommodate objects of different sizes on the cart. Also known as open stock trucks, these stock trucks allow users to more easily access items on the shelves than stock trucks with walls.

These metal stock trucks have a long, narrow shape that maximizes their carrying capacity while allowing them to maneuver in narrow aisles or other tight spaces. They have two rigid casters at the center of the bottom shelf and four swivel casters at the corners of the bottom shelf that allow the stock trucks to pivot 360°. The stock trucks have slat walls at the front and back of their shelves and allow easier access to items on the shelves than stock trucks with more walls. The shelves can be loaded on two sides. Slat walls can retain large, bulky items. They allow air to circulate through the stock trucks, and they let users see and reposition items on the shelves more easily than mesh walls.

Three sides of the shelves on these metal stock trucks are enclosed by expanded metal mesh walls, providing more protection against items falling off the shelves than stock trucks with fewer walls. The shelves can be loaded on the one side that does not have a wall. The expanded metal mesh walls can retain large and small items. They also allow air to circulate through the stock truck and let users see items on the shelves.

Slat walls enclose three sides of the shelves on these metal stock trucks and provide more protection against items falling off the shelves than stock trucks with fewer walls. The shelves can be loaded on the one side that does not have a wall. Slat walls can retain large or bulky items. They allow air to circulate through the stock trucks, and they let users see and reposition items on the shelves more easily than mesh walls.

Expanded metal mesh partitions run lengthwise down the center of the shelves on these metal stock trucks to create compartments for sorting or organizing items on the shelves. Each side of the shelf can be loaded individually. The stock trucks have expanded metal mesh walls at the front and back of their shelves that can retain large and small items to prevent them from falling off. The expanded metal mesh walls also allow air to circulate through the stock truck and let users see items on the shelves.

Solid walls enclose three sides of the shelves on these metal stock trucks, providing more protection against items falling off the shelves than stock trucks with fewer walls. The shelves can be loaded on the one side that does not have a wall. Solid walls are better at keeping small items from falling off the shelves than slat or mesh walls.

The solid walls on these metal stock trucks are better at keeping items from falling off the shelves than slat or mesh walls. The carts have walls at the front and back of their shelves and allow easier access to items on the shelves than stock trucks with more walls. The shelves can be loaded on two sides.

Aluminum stock trucks resist rusting when exposed to moisture, washdowns, and certain chemicals. The angled shelves on these trucks let users see items at the front and back of the shelves more easily than they could if the items were on level shelves. Gravity moves items at the back of the shelves forward when items at the front of the shelves are removed. The shelves have a lip that prevents items from falling off them, and they have a slatted design that lets liquids or debris fall through the shelves. The carts also have slat walls at the front and back of the shelves and allow easier access to items on the shelves than stock trucks with more walls. The shelves can be loaded on two sides. Slat walls can retain large, bulky items. They allow air to circulate through the stock trucks, and they let users see and reposition items on the shelves more easily than mesh walls.

These metal stock trucks have expanded metal mesh walls at the front and back of their shelves. They allow easier access to items on the shelves than stock trucks with more walls, and their shelves can be loaded on two sides. The expanded metal mesh walls can retain large and small items. They also allow air to circulate through the stock truck and let users see items on the shelves.