Racor Reviews

This is the most efficient space saver I have in the garage. Fits round cans, only. Attractive and easy to see everything I have stored. I can reach any can with ease.

Product is great. It's very sturdy and relatively easy to put together. I bought two; one for sports equipment and one for shovels, pails and other kids stuff. We use the bottom of the rack as a bike rack. What a great solution for organizing the garage.

I recently ordered the Racor X-Rack Organizer and I love it!
I assembled it myself without difficulty. It is well made and a good size to hold and organize most of our sports items. I would buy this again and highly recommend it to others.

Great price for a great organizer. It's strong and light weight. I bolted mine to the wall instead of setting it on the floor and it covers a decent amount of sports equipment. If you have a lot of stuff you may need 2.

This product works and is relatively easy to install. However, the supplied rope is garbage. It has many frays right out of the box, and, upon first use, looks like it could break at any time. It is some cheapo cotton worthlessness. Would you feel comfortable with that cheap stuff suspending a bike over your new Lexus? It's too bad these folks don't have the foresight to spend a few extra few cents and supply a real rope instead of making customers go out to buy one and then having to reinstall it. Shame on them.

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This device can be an excellent space saving tool, especially if you have a tall garage ceiling. It was easily installed. Tip: If you have attic access make a small hole next to the beam you plan to mount the device to (Unless you have an extremely reliable studfinder). This will make finding the beam very easy and the mount will cover up the hole.

This rack leaves a lot to be desired.

It sways considerably, and unless the top bar is perfectly level to the ground (which most bikes are not), the bikes can move (i.e. you don't want anything of value like a nice car to be beside/underneath this rack).

Keep looking.

This bike rack is a great fit for my garage and I think it would work well in a home or large apartment. The rack was easy to assemble and holds my wife's and my bike with ease. Compared to hanging the bikes from the ceiling, the rack is a more attractive option. I would recommend this bike rack as great tool to organize your bikes!

Oh, this is exactly what I was looking for. I use my garage as a workshop/recording studio/rehearsal studio/bicycle storage/bicycle repair shop/laundry room and probably, needless to say, I have zero wall space. This thing will stand right up on its own ONLY! if there's atleast one bike mounted. In my case, there always is. Perfect! Thanks so much.
Luis G Renteria
Los Angeles

Be careful with the directions. They are not clear enough to say which side goes on the left versus the right...so, when you go to do the securing portions, you only have a 50/50 chance of getting it right! Good thing I bought 2, I did get it right the second time!

This is a great inexpensive bick rack for the garage or back yard...etc I highly recommend it. It is pretty easy to put together & is sturdy...for the money

The bike rack is sturdy and very easy to put together. The rack does not take up alot of additional room and my kids can get to their bikes easily.

It moves forward whenever I go over it, and after a few weeks you are hitting the wall again. Bought a simillar product, ParkingTarget, and it has a sticky tape underneath so it doesn't move around. Check it out for yourself, I am glad I found out... I just wish someone told me before I bought this expensive piece of plastic. I bought mine from ParkingTarget.com.

I just bought the parking guide one month ago. It's very easy to use, you just basically put it on the location where you want the car to stop, however... the bottom of the parking guide has no traction what-so-ever, so if your garage floor is smooth, chances are when ur car drives over the guide, it will cause the guide to move forward too...:( I had to buy one of those traction pad for shoes to stick on the bottom of the parking guide to prevent it from moving :)

Was looking for way to park our cars in a garage that is tight for space. Thought of hanging a tennis ball from the ceiling, but found in the past that my head hit the ball more often than the windshield of the car.

The Racor Parking Guide provides a simple solution.

The description does not give the length, and you would think that for $24 list that you are going to get 4-6 feet of bumper. Not so, you get 24 inches. Of course, you also get "all the hardware to install"--this is three screws not even long enough to go through wallboard to a stud and 3 small plastic anchors. It also does not look like the picture--it is a flat piece of plastic about 24"x4" with an attaching flange. I really didn't expect this to be much, but I was still very disappointed. Should sell for $1.99.

This Wall Guard is just two feet in length, not allowing much room for error in placement. Plus, it will only work for one particular vehicle being parked in nearly the exact same position each time. They could have made it a bit bigger, for the price.