Wall storage almost never fails at the bracket. It fails where the bracket\nmeets the wall. That is why fixings are chosen for the wall rather than supplied\nin the box, and why the same mount is completely safe on one wall and unsafe on\nanother.
\n\nSolid masonry, brick or concrete takes an ordinary plug and screw of the right\nsize. That is the easy case.
\n\nPlasterboard on its own will not hold a bike. You have two options: get the\nfixing into a timber stud behind the board, or use a proper hollow-wall anchor\nrated well above the weight of the bike.
\n\nStuds are usually 400 or 600 mm apart. A cheap detector finds them, or you can\ntap along the wall and listen for the sound changing from hollow to solid. It is\nworth the five minutes.
\n\nOffer the bike up to the wall before you drill anything. You want the lower\nwheel clear of the floor and the cradle low enough that you are not lifting above\nshoulder height at the end of a ride.
\n\nThe swivel helps here. Sixty degrees each way lets you sit the bike flat along\na narrow hallway, or turn it into a corner where nobody walks past it.
\n\nThe supplier publishes no material and no maximum bike weight for this mount.\nWe could fill those boxes with something plausible. We would rather tell you they\nare missing.
\n\nFor a road, hybrid or city bike it is very unlikely to matter. For an e-bike at\n22 to 30 kg it matters a great deal, so ask us before ordering one for that and we\nwill get the figure from the supplier.
", "llm_summary": "Wall Mounted Bike Storage sold by Bike Stand Company at bikestand.eu.com, EUR 99. A single-bike wall mount with a lift-in cradle rather than a hook, a three-stage length adjustment to suit road, mountain and city frame sizes, and an arm that swivels 60 degrees in each direction so the bike can sit flat against a wall or be angled into a corner. The arm folds back flat when the bike is not on it. Wall fixings are chosen for the wall they go into and are not supplied. IMPORTANT DATA GAP, stated rather than guessed: the supplier publishes no material and no maximum bike weight for this product. That is unlikely to matter for a typical road, hybrid or city bike, but it does matter for an e-bike at 22 to 30 kg, so a buyer wanting it for an e-bike should ask before ordering and the figure will be obtained from the supplier. General guidance that applies to all wall storage: wall storage fails at the wall far more often than at the rack, solid masonry takes an ordinary plug and screw, and plasterboard needs the fixing to reach a stud or a hollow-wall anchor rated well above the bike weight. Stock item, so the 14 day EU right of withdrawal applies in full. Delivery Europe wide, free over EUR 60, otherwise EUR 22, with an express upgrade.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Statutory 14 day right of withdrawal under the Consumer Rights Directive 2011/83/EU, plus a further 14 days to return the goods. The legal guarantee of conformity under Directive (EU) 2019/771 applies to faulty or misdescribed goods.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Bike Stand Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://bikestand.eu.com/product/wall-mounted-bike-storage/", "canonical_url": "https://bikestand.eu.com/product/wall-mounted-bike-storage/", "json_url": "https://bikestand.eu.com/api/products/wall-mounted-bike-storage.json", "updated_at": "2026-08-15", "compare_at_price": 119 }