Triton WoodRack Storage System WRA001 (330190)

I brought one of these to put in my 8'x 6' shed. It's absolutely brilliant, easy to assemble and very strong. I would also recommend this to anyone who needs to put up simple shelves as flat boards can be added (instead of just lengths of wood) to create very useful storage - although the spacing of the shelves is a fixed size and would perhaps be small for some larger items.Would definitely recommend and will be buying more - to go in my workshop - as I've already filled up the first one.

In the process of creating a workshop, I was looking for a storage system that would accommodate various timber profiles and finishes of approximately 2400mm in length, that made for easy access and movement. This Triton system has turned out to be the perfect solution, and proved to be easy to setup and fit as well. The whole unit provides space above and below, so that I might continue to develop other storage and fixing areas, instead of worrying about stepping over, or walking into a mountain of wood.The cherry on the cake is the aesthetics. My photo indicates just how pleasing on the eye the whole finished effect is ... I certainly think so anyway ...

This is the second set I have bought. I would have given 5 stars but for two things. First the rack pieces are too tight a fit on the vertical support. Second the little screws will not go into the fixing holes in the vertical support. Both are easily fixed. The first by using a rasp or heavy duty file on the top of the vertical support and to enlarge the holes in the rack pieces, the second by carefully partly enlarging the screw hole with a 3mm metal drill bit ( but don't go all the way through). I suspect both these problems could be avoided by slight adjustments in manufacturing tolerances. Once assembled they are easy to fix and seem to be very sturdy.

I use this in the garage to hold a lot of hardwood which I needed to keep safely stored. Others seem to have found the assembly a problem, but I did not find this. You do need to use big screws to affix it to the wall; I used 100 mm screws into rawlplugs on to a brick wall. This seems to be fine. The slight backward and downward slope on the support arms ensures the planks tend to slide back and also puts the moment of force into the wall. It is well designed.

Read the instructions carefully this will go smoothly...if you don't you may end up fitting some of the supports upside down.I fitted mine high up on a brick wall in my garage, above some shelves, so it is about 2.5 m above the floor.You need quite long screws (not included) to go through the frame and the spacers into the wall, longer than you might think to get a good fix.Screwing it to wooden baton fixed to the wall would have been easier but I wanted to be able to load it up so wanted the security of fixing it into brick.Currently, my rack is still quite lightly loade, but it got some long stuff out of the way which was the point of me buying it.Very happy with my purchase!

I can't fault this item, easy to fit together, east to fix to wall, strong and inexpensive solution. delivered promptly and everything was included (except wall mounting as that might vary depending on what you are fixing to).I bought 2 and mounted side my side to support longer lengths of timber and PVC, despite them only being short supports, about 310mm, there are 6 layers, supporting just over 100lb each. Plenty of space and as they tilt back slightly everything is safely stored away.excellent solution to storage issues, would recommend.

It is a simple and great solution to store your timber however the instructions are a tad unclear which is easily resolved by watching a quick video on youtube posted by Triton - good job there!Now the bug for me is not providing the supporting screws for fitting. It recommends 5.5mm x min 65mm hex screws for wood and a similar config for masonry. It would cost less than £1 to £2 to include the required specification of screws in the kit making the process easy and safe. I had to buy a specific set as 5.5 is not the easiest thread depth in the UK. All sorted with an additional purchase of £10 but shouldn't have been required. Lastly, the pan head screws were the worst I have seen for a rack to hold 300 kgs!It is now fitted on the shed batton and I used a weighing machine to keep it well below the specification of 50 kgs per level. Cleverly the gap is designed to safely keep within the weight limit as well. Now I hope the rack holds firms and straight.

This is a good bit of kit. Solid and well made. Easy to put together.... however, the holes that support the arms and the holes that you use to mount the uprights on the wall are drilled in adjacent faces (instead of the same face) so it is not possible to mount it on the wall without re-drilling the mounting holes. Also, no screws were supplied. It’s all relatively easy to overcome but annoying as it’s such a basic mistake.