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Pearl District 2 Way Rack

The Pearl District 2 way rack is a brushed aluminum nickel clothing rack system that builds around a central 2-way frame. This page lists every component available for the 2-way configuration, including the frame, hangrods, hangbars, and reversible veneer shelves. Each piece ships separately, letting you configure the rack to match your exact merchandising needs.

What Is Included in the Pearl District 2 Way Rack

The 2 way frame is the foundation of the system. It presents two garment arms facing in opposite directions for a back-to-back hanging display. The frame accepts all Pearl District hangrod and hangbar accessories, making it easy to reconfigure your floor rack between seasons without changing the base fixture.

Two hangrod sizes are available for the Pearl District 2 way rack: a 14-inch front facing hangrod and a 24-inch side facing hangrod. Both hook directly beneath the shelf surface, adding a second level of hanging capacity within the same footprint. Hangbar options include a 2-inch hangbar and a 9-inch hangbar for different garment lengths and display configurations.

Reversible Veneer Shelves and Hangrod Options

The Pearl District shelves are reversible veneer shelves that attach to the frame. Reversible shelves let you change the surface finish between seasons by flipping the shelf to the other side. This is a practical feature for stores that refresh their floor look for different product lines or seasonal rotations.

Browse the full Pearl District collection for outriggers, 3-way rack components, and wall accessories in the same brushed aluminum nickel finish. Learn more about retail design principles for planning your store floor. For a quote or availability confirmation, call (800) 420-1457 today.

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