Ultrawall Stainless Steel Bike Storage Rack, Wall Mount

This is easy to install and very sturdy. If you want to do 6 bikes I would space out the pieces it comes with and not install them side by side as it gets cramped especially with big bikes. I used a 4 foot 2×6 and nailed that to the studs then installed the rack onto the 2×6. It’s extremely sturdy and works very well. Price was good for the product.

Great and cheap solution for right storage areas. Works surprisingly well.

I’ve purchased several of these. I like versatile setup. Very sturdy too!!

Really pleased with the quality and hardiness of this product. Easy to install on the wall of the garage. The hooks don’t exactly hold the bikes steady–they will sway or fall if knocked into (which is why we put them where we did), but if one is careful, they are certainly heavy-duty enough to hold up the three bikes we hung from this rack. I will consider buying this product again for hanging rope, weed-eater twine, extension cords, garden hoses, and other annoying things that are always under foot in our garage & barn. Recommend!

Fantastic piece of kit – easy to install and use, and saves a lot of space on the garage floor. Added flexibility of the wall mount being in two parts (ie you could put half here and half there). We have four adult bikes on it (with the other hooks used for helmets) and the spacing is great – six bikes would be tight, especially if you use them regularly.

This is a good value product if you need to hang bikes in your garage, but it isn’t perfect by any means.

First off, although it comes with 6 hooks, using them all is pretty unrealistic. 48″ divided by 6 gives you 8″ of space per bike. Even alternating between hanging your bikes right side up and upside down is going to be a stretch. I have 4 bikes, two of which are kid bikes and I wouldn’t want to add many more. Also, do be aware that the hooks are wide enough for most tires, but probably not big mountain biking tires. My son’s tires are about 2.25″ wide and that’s about as wide as the hooks can handle.

Second, as per usual with imported products, the directions are pretty awful and not all the necessary parts are included. The product page says it includes hardware for brick walls only AND for drywall only – the latter is correct. You’ll find 16 drywall anchors and screws in the package. Hopefully you know how to use drywall anchors because the instructions don’t mention them at all. The bigger problem is that the rail has 28 holes in it but you only get 16 screws. If you are careful in laying out the project before you drill, you can line up 4 pairs of holes with studs, which reduces the number of anchors you need to 20, but again, 16 isn’t 20 and you’ll still need 8 additional screws for the studs. I happened to have some suitable screws on hand but not any appropriate anchors, so I ended up leaving the middle holes on each rail empty and filling the remaining 6 pairs per rail. I suppose you could get away with using every other set of holes with the included hardware, but why have the holes if you aren’t going to use them? Given that this product needs to bear a lot of weight, it should come with all the necessary hardware. And again, despite what the description here and the printed instructions say, this comes with drywall/stud hardware, not brick anchors. If you want to use this with brick, you will need to buy additional hardware.

I installed my rail about 7′ off the ground due to space constraints in my garage. That gets my adult bikes about 2′ off the ground, but also means I’m the only one who can use the rack in my family. My wife and kids are too short and not strong enough to get the bikes up or down.

In the end, I’m happy with my purchase. It’s a good value, it meets my needs, and, if installed correctly, it works well. Just expect a trip to the hardware store to finish the job.