Detail 01
36 in. length
Short bar. Enough for a side wing or a narrow front section, not a full-width front bar on a large kit.

Independent shopping perspective
A 36 in. straight DW rack bar. The tubing itself, for building a new rack or extending one you already have.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Short bar. Enough for a side wing or a narrow front section, not a full-width front bar on a large kit.
Detail 02
Runs in a flat line, so gear positions along it stay predictable. Curved bars wrap the kit; this one does not.
Detail 03
No legs, feet, clamps or arms. It is raw structure that plugs into a rack system you assemble around it.
Detail 04
Sized to DW rack clamps. Third-party clamps fit only if their jaw diameter matches.
Detail 05
Can be added to a rack later, so a setup can grow one bar at a time instead of being replaced.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is a single 36 in. bar. Legs, feet and clamps are separate, so plan on additional parts for a full rack.
It is standard DW rack tubing, so it connects to DW rack clamps. Confirm your clamps match the tubing diameter.
That depends on the arms and clamps you use and how they are spaced. The bar is 36 in., which limits usable mounting room.
Yes. 36 in. is a common length for a side or rear wing, joined to the main rack with an angle or stacker clamp.