Why It Matters
Engineered for the job
Maximum Storage In Minimum Space
The Bike Stacker allows you to neatly store 8 to 14 bicycles within approximately 8 feet of space, helping eliminate bike clutter and maintain organized storage areas in residential or commercial buildings.
Strong & Built To Last
Constructed from durable 14 and 16-gauge steel, Bike Stacker storage racks are built to handle the demands of daily use, ensuring long-lasting performance in high-traffic storage areas.
Unbelievably Simple
To use the Bike Stacker, place the bicycle onto one of the storage trays and roll it forward until the front wheel settles securely into the tear-shaped tire slot, ensuring stable and organized storage.
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Maximum Storage Space & Minimum Footprint
The Perfect Bike Storage Solution
Key Features
- Double-tiered design maximizes storage in limited space
- Compatible with all standard bicycle types and sizes (excluding tandems)
- Staggered, formed trays offer increased clearance between bikes
- Suitable for residential, institutional, and commercial installations
- Users can secure bikes directly to the steel tray
- Bike trays constructed from durable 16-gauge galvanized steel
- Tear-drop tire slot (patent pending) holds road, racing, and mountain bikes securely
- Uprights made from 1/8″ thick steel angle for structural strength
- Horizontal supports formed from 14-gauge steel channel
- Optional stop pins available to position bikes forward in the tray
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