Walls with a high center of gravity in a flatbed truck

Walls that are taller than they are long must be secured with a block at the back, struts on the sides, and
straps at the front of the gate. Since the gate offers very little resistance to backward movement, it is
essential that the wall be braced at the back and have a support pole on the side to prevent the wall
from falling, even if it were to slide backward.

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