Bora Portamate Wood Organizer and Lumber Storage Metal Rack with 6-Level Wall Mount – Indoor and Outdoor Use, PBR-006B

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Very strong

Strong sturdy product with easy install if you read ALL the instructions you can avoid having to put it on the wall twice.

Holds a nice amount of lumber and feels nice and sturdy, I do some small woodwork in my garage for around the house and this helps keep the garage nice and clean, I trust the sturdy ness enough to have my wife’s car parked almost below if that tells you anything! Can’t go wrong with this product

It took me awhile to finally unbox this and begin installing it. I was replacing a lumber rack I had hurriedly constructed about four years ago. My old rack was ugly and thrown together but very sturdy. I wanted something to look nicer. This fits the bill.However, This system uses thin gauge square tubing for vertical columns with pre-drilled holes for two purposes: a) three large holes per column to drill into the wall studs (screws not included!), and b) six small holes for small machine screws that have a very important function (see below) despite their small and cheap appearance.The thin gauge square tubing for the horizontal shelf arms can’t support more than about 55 lb per arm, so the whole rack rating of 600 lb is the sum of all the shelf ratings, not each shelf. The arms slide over the square column tube and rest on the head of each of the machine screws. Yes, you read that right, the only thing keeping the shelf arm from sliding down the vertical column tube is a tiny machine screw. Other than that, the shelf arms are free -sliding. You must install each of them in series, one after the other, and take care to make sure that a tiny notch in the bottom of the shelf arm is properly oriented to sit on the screw head. If you install it upside down, you will be disappointed to find that it will sag and you won’t be able to put lumber on it without it sliding off, and you’ll have to take it back apart and put it all back together in the right order to correct the problem.Yes that’s what I did and that’s how I know.There are no screws included to mount it to the wall. I have a drawer of assorted screws because I have a workshop and I suppose Bora thinks that will be the case for most customers. I used 3” coated deck screws so I’d have plenty of bite in the studs. Luckily all of my studs are marked and easily visible because that’s how I set up my workshop. However with just three screws per vertical column, it seemed a bit under-designed. I just loaded the rack up with all my stuff (see picture) which include a number of rough sawn oak, ash, hickory, and walnut boards, which are some of the heavier and more dense species. I also have some aluminum tube and bars mounted on the rack along with some PVC trim scrap and a lot of redwood boards which are quite light.It appears to be holding, but I had my doubts during assembly. Perhaps I’ll come back after some time and update if I have any problems.It does look nice, however.