Simple Houseware 5 Bike Bicycle Floor Parking Adjustable Storage Stand, Black
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Size: 5-Compartment
Color: Black
Features
- Stable floor bicycle rack for holding up to 5 bikes.
- Easy to assemble and customize (from 1 to 5 compartments)
- Fine Powder Coated Steel, resistant in all weather conditions
- Compartment width of 2.5'' compatible with road bikes, MTBs, and beach cruisers
- Overall Dimension: 14.8'' D x 71'' L x 14'' H
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Black
Special Feature: Adjustable
Product Dimensions: 14.75"D x 71"W x 14"H
Shelf Type: Accent Shelf
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Black
Special Feature: Adjustable
Product Dimensions: 14.75"D x 71"W x 14"H
Shelf Type: Accent Shelf
Number of Shelves: 5
Room Type: Garage, Outdoor
Finish Type: Powder Coated
Assembly Required: Yes
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Recommended Uses For Product: Garage / outdoor bicycle storage floor rack
Item Weight: 10.5 Pounds
Brand: Simple Houseware
Is Customizable: No
UPC: 840323203685
Manufacturer: Simple Houseware
Part Number: GR-01A-KZ
Item Weight: 10.5 pounds
Item model number: GR-01A-KZ
Size: 5-Compartment
Finish: Powder Coated
Item Package Quantity: 1
Special Features: Adjustable
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: July 1, 2024
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Size: 5-Compartment
Color: Silver
Great value for the money. Easy to assemble and holds our 5 bikes. Not designed for heavy public use but fine for a family. We currently have 2 adult bikes and 3 kid bikes so we alternate big/little so the handle bars don’t touch since the spaces are not too far apart. Not sure if it will allow enough room for 5 adult bikes without having to lift the bike into the tire slot rather than sliding it into place. But having the spaces closer together means it’s the perfect width for a garage and doesn’t take up too much room. Either way, it works great and keeps our bikes organized and secure for 1/2 the price of other brands.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2020 by Ione M.
Size: 5-Compartment
Color: Silver
First off, this is NOT one of the galvanized, heavy-duty bike racks you had at your school growing up. It is a simple, snap-together tubular assembly rack, that in many ways, feels quite flimsy. (It goes together similar to some wire closet shelving or shower racks I've had in the past.) However, it seems to hold up well once assembled. Mine did not come with instructions, but it's packaged in such a way that I could put it together in fewer than 10 minutes. They've made it as dummy-proof as possible. I now have two adult-sized cruisers and a road bike sitting in the rack, in the warehouse of my office. It has no problems with that load, and is surprisingly stable, considering how it felt as I was assembling it. It is obvious it won't take a bunch of abuse, but if you are gentle with it, I don't see why it wouldn't last a long time. I could see how careless kids (or adults) could stress it out and pop or bend one of the supports, but a reasonably cautious person shouldn't have a problem. I don't think it would last long stored outside, but maybe it would be OK under a carport or shade structure. I might consider using some pipe straps to mount it to some pressure-treated exterior-painted wood or wood substitute to make it more sturdy. For the price, if you just want a carefree way to store a bunch of bikes, it is a worthwhile solution.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2019 by D. Green
Size: 5-Compartment
Color: Silver
This rack fits perfectly into the bed of my Sierra 1500. It is very light and easy to install. Yes, there are bike rack that you can attach to the hitch but those are much heavier and take more time to install, not to mention 4 times more expensive. I only use this few times a year and very satisfied with it. I wish it had a few anchor rings to make it easier to secure bikes to the rack as well as secure rack to my track anchors.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 by My Opinion
Size: 5-Compartment
Color: Silver
Went together very quickly. Pieces fit nicely and all the hardware was included as it should be. It's lightweight but seems sturdy enough. We have 4 kids an dmost bikes come without kickstands these days so bikes were always everywhere. We put it against the wall and now all the bikes line up just fine. In fact, I will be ordering a second one right away. We use with mountain bikes and fairly wide tires no issues. We have a mix of adult (26") and kids 20" on the rack. Only issue and it's not really an issue we put big bikes in slot 1,3,5 front tire in and small bikes in slot 2,4 rear tire in... Otherwise the handlebars all get tangled together. But it seems to work well. Balances the bikes well. I think it would not hold up well if you "lean" the bikes - the racks might sag over time but if you put the bikes in straight they balance just fine and seems plenty well built to keep the bikes upright and in place. One think I like about it is it mainly touches the bikes at the tires and spokes so it doesn't have much danger of damaging the painted surfaces of the bike. Overall I am satisfied with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2020 by DNA
Size: 2-Compartment
Color: Black
Just bought the boys new bikes and they don’t have kickstands so we needed another option. We have a small garage so only wanted a stand for the two bikes and this one does the job! Put it together with my 11 yo rather quickly and it works great. One bike has thicker tires and this fits perfectly. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024 by jkilpatty jkilpatty
Size: 2-Compartment
Color: Black
The stand is nice if you don’t have a mountain bike. For a regular kids bike it should be great or an inexpensive MTB. With a mountain bike with disk breaks the stand will hit the disk. If you place it with the rear tire the cassette will hit. Not a bad product. Just not for a MTB with disk breaks or one with a large cassette.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2024 by Ed H Ed H
Size: 2-Compartment
Color: Black
Assembly was quick and easy. Materials are a little flimsy and I question the long term stability but we'll see. It's only a two bike rack and seems to hold but my commuter and mountain bike fine but I may buy a rack that is more heavy duty if this bends or breaks. So far everything is fine.
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2024 by David L. Emrick
Size: 5-Compartment
Color: Black
Very cheap and not sturdy its will fall apart with use but very thin metal but east to put together
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025 by nikola markoski