Lumber Storage Rack,Upgrade Folding Lumber Rack Wall Mount, Heavy Duty Metal 8 Level 32 Inch Wood Storage Rack for Garage Storage Organization

Saved me a ton of time and has held strong for all of winter, no rusting and has held up a large pile of wood on each level very happy and it was fairly easy to install would recommend two people if you're on a ladder, it's possible just difficult with one person

Got this on a last minute need. We had two twin bed frames built out of 2x4s. One of the tin shimmy boards broke but otherwise the 2x4’s were fine. Kids wanted full size frames. So we decided to save the boards. Got this to store them for future use. Took about 10 minutes to put together. Doesn’t weight much. Was easy to move even after the weight of two twin bed frames. Theres still loads of room left to add. Great for wood workers or for people like us that just need for small spaces in the garage and want to keep wood on hand.

Good value. Shelf is created for small shipping which is a weakness. Each vertical wall attachmet is comprised of two loosely interlocking vertical box columns making an attractive vertical line. However, they are not structural. Each vertical is held by two bolts each and is not integral with the other vertical so stress from heavy loads aren't shared between each other. The construction of the shelves allows the shelves to be flipped up flat against the wall if only the vertical height between shelves was a few inches heigher (they hit the shelf above). Too bad, a nice feature that almost was.I am also concerned that the in wall plastic wedges used with the wedge anchors are not sufficiently heavy enough for anticipated loads.

Hung up in my woodshop easily overloaded the max weight capacity by an estimated 50-60 pounds. Held up great. On the bottom shelf I stacked 2, 2x14x9 pieces of black walnut. That walnut had been up there for 4 months and still holding strong.

Easy to assemble and hang. They seem sturdy thus far and look sharp. Nice to have the wood off the ground!

I've been looking for a solution to hold my misc wood I use for projects that doesn't take up too much space in the garage. I figured there must be something that would work so I found this on Amazon. The rack is easy to assemble and when mounted on the wall gives a place to put my lumber that keeps it horizontal and off the ground, leaving valuable garage floor space. It seems sturdy enough and holds a fair amount of wood.

We surmised that because we were storing lumber on this organizer that it needed to be securely anchored into wood studs (as opposed to using dry wall anchors). We pre drilled holes, and then as we were driving the bolts in, by hand no less, we had the very odd experience of having a bolt break in half. We tried again, it broke, too. The main portions of the organizer are sturdy and well made, but those bolts are cheap, cheap, cheap. We went to the hardware store and bought real galvanized steel bolts to install the organizer (it cost less than $5) and it’s held up wonderfully. It shouldn’t be difficult or that much more expensive for the company that makes to upgrade their bolts. If they did they’d have a reliably solid product and a full 5 star rating from me.

This lumber rack feels solid and holds plenty of weight without flexing. The folding feature is a smart idea, lets you collapse unused arms to save space. Installation was straightforward with decent hardware included. Great for storing wood, pipes, or other long materials in a clean, organized way. A reliable wall-mounted solution for any DIY or garage setup.