Wood Rack, 6-Level Wall Mount Lumber Storage Rack for Wood Storage | Heavy duty wall mounted lumber storage rack for garage organization; 6-level wood rack design workshop organizers

This rack is a fantastic product that has helped me to keep my workspace organized and clutter-free. I purchased this rack for my garage, where I store a lot of lumber and other building materials. The rack is incredibly sturdy and well-made, with a durable metal construction that can support a lot of weight. It has six levels, which provide ample space for storing long pieces of lumber, such as 2x4s and plywood sheets. One of the things I appreciate most about this rack is that it mounts to the wall, which saves a lot of floor space in my garage. It was easy to install, and the mounting hardware is included with the product. Since I've started using the Bora Wood Organizer and Lumber Storage Metal Rack, I've noticed a significant improvement in the organization of my workspace. It has made it much easier to find the materials I need for my projects, and it has freed up a lot of space in my garage. Overall, I would highly recommend the Bora Wood Organizer and Lumber Storage Metal Rack to anyone who needs a durable and reliable solution for organizing their lumber and building materials. It is well-made, easy to install, and has made a significant difference in the organization of my workspace.

Great quality easy to install, and stands up over the test of time.

As Advertised. Great Product. Given the price of steel these days it is a very good value. Easy to install and holds a lot of weight.

Before I got this rack, my garage was a testament to the fact that lumber, if left unchecked, will breed. My two-by-fours were having two-by-four babies, and my plywood sheets were leaning against each other in a dangerous game of Jenga. I was one wrong move away from being flattened by a falling avalanche of reclaimed barn wood. I needed an intervention, and this rack was it. The unboxing was a bit like a treasure hunt—the instructions and the rack were there, but the mounting hardware was not. It was as if Bora was saying, "You're a DIYer, aren't you? Go on, you've got this. Find some bolts. We believe in you." And they were right. A quick trip to the hardware store and I was armed and ready. Assembly was a breeze, which was a relief because I've assembled flat-pack furniture that made me question my own intelligence. This rack, however, just made sense. It went up on the wall, and suddenly, my chaotic lumber pile became a well-organized library of future projects. The mess was gone, replaced by a sense of order so profound my wife came into the garage and said, "What did you do with the rest of the wood?" It's all there, honey. It's just... civilized now. This rack is so sturdy, it’s not just holding lumber—it's holding my sanity. I've got oak, maple, and pine all neatly stacked, and I can actually find what I need without pulling a muscle. Four stars. It turned my garage from a danger zone into a showpiece. Now if you'll excuse me, I think I'll go stare at my beautifully organized wood for a while. It's a therapeutic experience.

Great item! The installation was a little time consuming to get it all level, but after it is installed, it's done and perfect. I am going to grab some more to use for longer boards.

I am a female, 62 years old, and I just installed these myself with no help. I am ordering another set. They are perfect for our shop and keeping materials organized and off the floor. There is a 150 weight load limit per "row". Make sure you can get these mounted properly into studs; that's the only way they can hold the weight. I had windows, outlets and light switches to jockey around, so make sure you have an unimpeded area. The brackets can span 4-6 feet apart. I had some shorter pieces of wood that I just laid on top of the longer pieces that I used to make a "shelf" first, spanning the width. The six 3" long screws needed for mounting the vertical pieces into the wall are not included; we had some appropriate ones on hand. It is so easy to assemble. First, before assembling, I used the vertical bar to mark the studs on the wall I was using. I also measured for perfect placement off the floor and so both verticals would be level and marked where the top of the bar needed to sit. Then came assembly. Each bar has six tiny holes that hold screws that are the "stops" for the orange bars. So, you find the bottom of the vertical bar, the instructions give that information, and start with that screw then slide the orange bar in place down the vertical bar,, the move up to the next hole and place the screw and slide the orange bar on, and continue to complete all six bars. Finish both vertical bars this way, and then mount to the wall. The vertical bars have spacers that go between the wall and vertical bar for each of the three holes. To hold them in place, before mounting, I put a screw through the mounting hole to align it, fitted the spacer, then taped it on with blue painters tape I had, and removed that screw. That way the spacers are all attached, and all I had to do was hold the vertical bar in place against the wall and screw it in. I then easily peeled off the painters tape.

I bought these to get a pile of wood off the floor to regain the space for other things. They go up quickly and are very heavy-duty! They are a great space saver.

The quality, strength and sturdiness of this is just OK. I wouldn't buy it again. I also bought the ultrawall unit at the same time, and I was much more impressed with that. Some examples of why I'm only giving this Bora unit 3-stars: 1. The only thing holding up each shelf is a tiny little screw, that has questionable sheer strength. 2. The main post (that gets mounted to the wall) is smaller in length and width than some of the competing products (e.g. ultra wall), so it seems less strong. 3. The shelf bars are mounted rigidly, so they don't fold up and out of the way like the ultrawall. Folding isn't a common thing, but when installing the shelves or when you occasionally have to maneuver tools and stuff around the shelves, it can be handy. 4. Bora's didn't come with any mounting hardware. The ultrawall came with very stout wall mounding screws. 5. Quality: one of the shelf bars didn't get all the holes stamped out of properly at the factory, so it's useless. And the screws were missing from one package (I bought two, and the other package had them).

Fantastic racks that have proven invaluable in helping organize my garage/workspace. The design means they assemble smoothly; the components are sturdy; and the mounting is easy. The lack of included mounting screws wasn't an issue on my end - I'd have wanted to choose my own anyway. (For reference: 3 screws per vertical piece, 3" to 4" long, size #12 or #14.) Some of the plastic endcaps were broken in my package but I contacted the company and they went above and beyond to rectify this minor cosmetic issue. Judging by the changes/improvements of the replacement parts, it seems to have been a problem that they have since addressed globally for these racks - my originals likely were just part of older pre-packaged stock. Thanks again, folks.

Blev precis vad jag behövde och att man levererade till dörren var helt kanon. Och snabb leverans gjorde det inte sämre

Very useful in the workshop to keep spare wood handy

Sturdy brackets great price

Very strong