KF1005

I live down south where the homes are made of concrete block. To do the install I used green plastic anchors and no. 12 3" pan head screws (see photo). They worked great. If you are installing in masonry and use the hardware I did, use a 5/16" masonry bit on your hammer drill and drill the hole just a little longer than the anchor because after the screw goes through the post and spacer, that's about how much length is left. Install was easy enough. I just used a level/ruler to space out the racks 32" apart and mark the holes to make sure they were even. Then I pre-drilled the holes and then put them up. As you can see, they work great. They mounted snugly against the wall with the anchors and seem more than sturdy enough to hold a lot more wood than I was stacking up there. Really helped organize my garage. And the small ones were perfect to fit between the ceiling and top of the window. Could not have worked out better. I would highly recommend these.

Great product. Great customer support. The lumber rack installs quickly and easily, though possibly a tad clumsy by yourself. But it appears to be sturdy enough and took all of 10 minutes. They appear to be virtually identical to other similar lumber racks either a higher price tag. Customer service responded quickly to my inquiry and got things sorted out with zero hassle on my part. The racks do not come with mounting hardware, so be sure to supply your own. I am perfectly fine with this because I would normally chuck those screws in the trash in favor or my own. I used TimberLocks which is overkill. Overall, I feel like I got more than I paid for. Pleasantly surprised.

I recently acquired this product, and I have to say, I'm genuinely surprised by its performance and value. The price was reasonable, which was a pleasant surprise considering the quality it offers.What stands out most about this product is its seamless functionality. It works precisely as expected, delivering on its promises and meeting all my requirements. The convenience and reliability of its performance have made it an essential addition to my daily routine. These are holding up a decent amount of wood, if you know what I mean.The quick shipping was another highlight of this experience. This product arrived promptly, allowing me to start benefiting from its features sooner than expected.In conclusion, this product has truly surpassed my expectations. It delivers remarkable value for its price and performs exceptionally well. If you're seeking an affordable option that doesn't compromise on quality, this product is definitely worth considering.

The three tier model helped me to utilize some unused wall space along the ceiling of my garage to get rid of some of the floor clutter of mostly leftover pieces of lumber, insulation, plastic pipe, etc that had been leaning upright against the wall. A real space saver!

Holds all the hurricane storm shutters up high in garage freeing up space. Since I don’t use these often (for emergency hurricane) love that I can see them but they’re out if my way. Highly recommend. Sturdy & do the job at reasonable cost. 👍

Bought this model about 18 months ago for storing wood underneath my enclosed deck (10 feet off ground so plenty of space). I was looking at Bora and a few other brands because I was thinking of adjustable arms but decided to come back to this model because it's been so sturdy and reliable. FYI - I have this bolted into 6x6 pressure-treated posts so anything would probably be sturdy. 😉

The Kastforce lumber rack comes in many sizes that can be made to fit your garage space. I wanted a long shelf above the garage door for wood and siding. I decided to buy 3 pair and place them every 2 studs (16" x 2). I bought 4" timberlok 3/8" lag screws (length 1 1/2" for lumber rack, 1/2" dry wall, and 2" for the stud). I also cut out 1 7/8" painters tape strips on the studs on top and bottom to help center the rack on the stud. Used A250 stud finder and Black and Decker Bullseye stud finder with the laser to align the screws of the first shelf with the rest as I went from inner shelves to outer. Used a 12" level to check vertical alignment after drawing vertical line between center of tape strips and 48" level for double checking horizontal alignment after assembling rack and laying the level across the mounted shelf and the one in hand. I used a hand nut driver to start the lag screws, used a drill to drive the lag screw into the wood, and when the drill couldn't drive it anymore, used a 5/16" wrench to finish torqueing the lag screw into the wood. Very satisfied, would recommend to anyone wanting to get some material off the floor.

I wish I had gotten the larger size, with 18" shelves instead of 13" shelves. Its ok for 2x4 and 2x6.