Centurion Stainless Hose Reel Stacking Kit - Available for Pre-Order - Arrives March 2026

Stainless Steel Stacking Kit for Running Four Reels Vertically

Running more than one hose line eats deck space fast. This stainless steel stacking kit reclaims it by holding up to four Centurion reels in the area a single reel would occupy. Heavy duty stainless steel makes up the frame, and stainless bolts are supplied so the fasteners match the structure they hold together.

Features

• Safely stacks up to 4 reels to optimize vertical space on a truck or trailer.
• High strength stainless bolts are supplied for immediate installation.
• Engineered for a precise fit with Centurion reels and their mounting points.
• Premium stainless steel construction stands up to continuously wet conditions.
• High strength connection between levels produces a consolidated, rigid workstation.

Specifications

Material Longevity in Corrosive Service

A rack lives a harder life than the reels bolted to it. It catches every drip of chemistry coming off the drums above it, and it rarely gets rinsed as thoroughly as the equipment around it.

Stainless throughout removes the failure mode a coated rack has, where a scratch becomes a rust bloom and the rust becomes a structural problem. Matching stainless hardware matters just as much, because plated bolts in a stainless frame corrode first and undermine the whole assembly. This is the version for coastal air, brine exposure and heavy sodium hypochlorite use.

Vertical Scalability on a Crowded Deck

The advantage of stacking is straightforward. Four separate hose lines occupy one mounting location, which frees the rest of the deck for tanks, storage or a second machine.

Operations juggling different chemistry, pressures or hose diameters benefit most, because each line stays on its own drum and nothing has to be swapped mid job. The result is a tidy, professional looking station rather than gear scattered across the bed.

Installation Notes

Torque the stainless fasteners evenly as you work up the stack so each level sits square on the one below it. An uneven base carries through every tier above it.

Inspect the hardware again after about a week of driving, because a fully loaded rack takes a beating on rough pavement. Rinsing the frame after running salt or aggressive chemistry will keep the stainless looking clean for years.

When the Stainless Premium Pays Off

This rack also comes in powder coated steel, and that cheaper option is the correct call more often than people expect. Inland jobs, enclosed trailers and gear that dries out between shifts seldom justify the upgrade.

Spend the extra money when your equipment cannot escape moisture. Coastal humidity, winter road salt, daily soft wash chemistry and washdown bays all shorten the working life of a coated rack, and buying one twice costs more than buying stainless once. Crews already running stainless drums should match the rack to them so the whole assembly ages at the same rate.

Common Questions

What is the maximum number of reels?

Four.

Are the bolts stainless as well?

Yes, high strength stainless bolts are supplied with the kit.

Which reels will it accept?

It is engineered to fit Centurion hose reels.

Is stainless worth it over a coated rack?

In wet or salty service, yes. Where the rig stays dry or enclosed, a powder coated kit will usually do the job for less money.

Build Out the Rack

Choose the drums to fill each tier over in Hose Reels, then grab spare fasteners, swivels and service parts under Hose Reel Parts. Talk to us about freight cost and the delivery schedule for this rack.