I've uploaded a pic to show what I'm taking about. As you can see the pic shows how the racks are stabilized when stacking. The only thing keeping each rack on top of the other is the pegs in the front. The back has no pegs. There is also no support on the sides so each rack can slide on top of and off each other.



After thinking about it further last night I think I'll need to find some method of securing the side so when moving they don't slide off each other and cause a catastrophe.



The racks are solid and hold humidity well. But safety should be a consideration.



Just thought I'd illustrate with a pic of a Boaphile Ball Rack.



Eventually I'll switch over to Vision of a FB rack.



Best,Frank

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• Boaphile Rack Question - fhayden1, Thu Oct 25 22:45:38 2007
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