Wall mounted. Fixings chosen for your wall and not supplied
Material
Not published by the supplier.
Maximum bike weight
Not published by the supplier. Ask before using it for e-bikes.
Suits
Garages, communal bike stores, offices and family homes with several bikes
Shipping & returns
Tracked delivery anywhere in Europe. It is free on orders of €60 or more, and a flat €22 below that. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.
Under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.
If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 and the EU Sale of Goods Directive 2019/771, return postage included.
Check the wall fixings are still tight every few months, because a rack that takes a load daily works loose faster than a fitting that never moves. Keep the arms clean so grit does not sit against a frame.
Holds 4 BikesSupplied as a 4 bike pack
Frees The FloorThe biggest space win in most garages
Fixings Chosen For YouBecause masonry and plasterboard differ
Suits Shared StoresCommunal bike stores and family garages
About this product
Get 4 bikes off the floor and onto the wall.
Wall rack supplied as a 4 bike pack. Fixings are chosen for your wall and are not supplied.
When several bikes share one space, the floor disappears and they end up leaning on each other.
This is the fix: a wall rack supplied as a 4 bike pack, so every bike gets its own place.
Bikes stop marking each other, and you get the walkway back rather than stepping over pedals.
This is the 4 bike pack. There is also a 6 bike pack if you need two more places.
Fixings are not supplied, and that is deliberate: the right anchor depends entirely on your wall, and the wall is where wall storage actually fails.
Storage stops being about one bike as soon as there are three. The problem changes from where does it go to how do they stop touching each other.
A multi-bike wall rack answers both. Each bike has a defined place, nothing leans on anything, and the floor underneath is walkable again.
The fixing is the whole job, and it is worth repeating because it is where these installations fail. Solid masonry takes an ordinary plug and screw. Plasterboard needs the fixing to reach a stud, or a proper hollow-wall anchor rated well above the total weight you are hanging. Fixings are chosen for the wall rather than shipped in a box that cannot know what your wall is made of.
Spacing matters more than people expect. Handlebars and pedals clash long before the arms run out, and the usual answer in a tight space is to stagger neighbouring bikes at different heights.
One gap we would rather flag than hide: the supplier publishes no maximum bike weight. For ordinary road, hybrid and city bikes that is unlikely to matter. For a wall of e-bikes at 22 to 30 kg each it matters a great deal, so ask us first and we will get the figure.
Independent customer feedback
What do our customers say?
Company-wide reviews published on Trustpilot. Every public rating is included.
Ordered a floor standing bike stand in the UK. Sadly it wasn’t that helpful to park the rear tire as the mudguard just got in the way. Tried to leave a review on their website which said that you had to be a customer to log in - but there was no way to do this. Even the chatbot said the same and suggested that I contact the company directly. So maybe the reviews you can read on their website might well be bogus. And their Trust Pilot rating doesn’t match what is on Trust Pilot!
I’m based in the uk and bought it for my daughter in New Zealand. It was easy to order and buy and I was kept upto date by email. I forwarded the tracking details to her and it arrived on time and she’s very pleased with it.
I bought a storage tent online and the process was swift and smooth, no issues at all. The tent also arrived 4 days earlier then the expected date, so it was a great surprise! Highly recommend and will shop with them again soon. 😊
From the start, the “tracking” they provided was useless. It wasn’t a normal carrier number (like FedEx, UPS, or USPS) you can click or paste into a browser. When I reached out, they responded with a generic “it’s accessible in our system” message and didn’t actually provide visibility or help.
It was supposed to arrive on Saturday. It finally arrived on Wednesday, but a part was missing, and support was unresponsive again. I figured it out myself, but that’s not the point... product support should exist for a reason.
All in all, the product eventually showed up, but the lack of transparency and basic support made it a frustrating experience. I wouldn’t order from them again.
Purchased two Bike Floor Parking Stands 14 Oct 2024. Stands are not suitable for bicycles with rear mud guards. Also heavy eBikes just push the stand along the floor even on rough flooring. Requested a refund and was advised had to return the stands to Thailand. Got quotes to send back and almost cost as much as the Stands. The website is deceiving as it implies it is an Australian Site and there is also an Australian administration administration address. Also there is only a 15 day refund policy, which does not comply with Australian Consumer Law. I found an almost identical item on another website for approximately $90 per unit less. I should have known better. Will not be ripped off again.
This upright stand is a solution I couldn't find anywhere else - it stands alone as an innovative way to store your bike taking up the least room
Andrew
Not an Irish Company which I assumed when I went onto the website and saw an Irish Flag beside the name. Product was shipped from Thailand and was caught at customs to pay taxes (albeit a small amount), which DHL didn't chase when delivering. The bike tent is like any other tent advertised elsewhere on Asian website at half the price. As I was trying to shop local (online) I won't be using this company again.
The bike stand is robust, easily adjustable to any position. It can even be bolted to the floor if space is available. All in all it makes cleaning and maintenance so much easier.
Scam!!! They fooled me good. I paid 130euro for a bike trainer that they themselves bought off amazon for 50euro. They aren't answering any customer service emails. They don't list the real name of the products so you can't Google them to compare prices. Scam. Don't be like me, don't be fooled.
Prompt delivery and fair price for product.
Needed assembly but simple tools needed were with the product.
Bike Stand worked well in horizontal bike storing position but I was disappointed with vertical storage position option. Bike was heavy to position vertically and the support arm provided for the upper front wheel position was difficult to engage with front bike wheel and too fragile a support.
Wish I had seen the review from Annette below prior to ordering. Experienced the same issue. The website is posing as an Irish company, the product received was not as advertised and was of much less quality than the product shown in the advertisement. I should have known better, avoid at all costs!
This company advertises products that they do not actually sell. When you order, they deliver a similar product to the one advertised on their website, but it is of lesser quality and may have a defect. This is a typical Asian selling practice that is spreading through Europe. They put a great picture but sell a total crap. The item is often worth a fraction of the price they charge. If you decide to return the product, they will deduct a fee from your refund, and you have to pay the return postage. Despite having an Irish address, they are not an Irish company, and the return will be to the UK or Thailand. It appears that they are not only selling fake products, but also pretending to be an authentic Irish company. PayPal's Buyer Protection does not provide helpful assistance in such cases. I've learned my lesson, so I advise you to avoid this company at all costs. Be sure to research the product that is on the web before considering buying it from this company.
You can change your mind. Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery.
If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 covers you, we pay the return postage, and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.
Four. There is also a six bike pack if you need more.
Should I buy the 4 or the 6 pack?
Count the bikes you actually store, then add one if the space allows. Going back for a second rack later means drilling the wall twice.
Are fixings included?
No, and that is normal for wall storage. The right anchor depends on your wall, so fixings are chosen rather than supplied.
Can I fit it to plasterboard?
Only into a stud, or with a proper hollow-wall anchor rated well above the total bike weight. Plasterboard alone will not hold bikes.
How do I find a stud?
A cheap stud detector, or tap along the wall and listen for the change from hollow to solid. Studs are usually 400 or 600 mm apart.
What is the maximum bike weight?
The supplier does not publish one. That matters most with e-bikes at 22 to 30 kg each, so ask us before ordering for those and we will get the figure.
What is it made of?
The supplier does not publish the material. We have asked.
How far apart should the bikes be?
Far enough that handlebars and pedals do not clash. Staggering the heights of neighbouring bikes is the usual trick in a tight space.
Can I fit it to a brick wall?
Yes. Solid masonry takes an ordinary plug and screw of the right size.
Can I fit it to concrete?
Yes, with a masonry bit and the right anchor.
Is it suitable for a rented flat?
It needs holes in the wall, so check your tenancy. If you cannot drill, a floor stand is the better answer.
How high should I mount it?
High enough that the lower wheel clears the floor and low enough that you are not lifting above shoulder height. Offer a bike up before drilling.
Does it hold the bike by the frame or the wheel?
It is a wall rack with arms that support the bike. Keep the contact points clean so grit does not sit against paint.
Can I use it in a communal bike store?
Yes, that is a common use. For a shared store, check the wall build-up first, because those buildings vary.
Will it take a fat-tyre bike?
Spacing is the constraint rather than the arms. Wide tyres and bars need more room between bikes.
Is it secure against theft?
It is storage, not security. Lock the bikes as well if the space is accessible.
Can I take it with me if I move?
Yes. It unscrews and refits, and you fill the holes behind it.
What tools do I need?
A drill, the right bit for your wall, a screwdriver and ideally a spirit level.
How long does fitting take?
Usually an hour or so, most of it deciding positions and finding fixings.
Will it work in a garage with block walls?
Yes, block takes a standard masonry fixing well.
Do the bikes hang level?
Set the rack level and they will. A spirit level is worth the two minutes.
Can I mix adult and child bikes?
Yes. Smaller bikes need less clearance, which helps in a tight space.
What if my wall is not suitable?
Then a floor stand is the honest answer. We sell vertical racks and parking stands that need no wall at all.
Is it suitable for outdoor use?
It is designed for indoor use, in a garage or a bike store.
What if a fixing works loose?
Re-tighten it and check what it is fixed into. Wall storage almost never fails at the rack; it fails at the wall.
How long does delivery take?
5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Express is available at checkout.
Is delivery free?
Yes on orders of EUR 60 or more. Below that it is a flat EUR 22.
Can I return it?
Yes. You have 14 days to change your mind, and faulty goods rights apply separately.
Where do you deliver?
Across Europe. Prices are in euro and shown including tax.
Do I need a second person to fit it?
It is easier with one. Holding the rack level while marking fixing points is awkward alone.
The complete guide
Fitting a multi-bike wall rack
6 min readBike Stand Company
The wall decides everything
A multi-bike rack hangs a serious load. Four adult bikes is comfortably 40 kg
and more; six can be a great deal more than that if any are electric.
Solid masonry, brick or concrete, takes an ordinary plug and screw of the
right size and is the easy case. Plasterboard is not: the fixing has to reach a
timber stud, or be a proper hollow-wall anchor rated well above the total weight.
This is why fixings are chosen rather than supplied.
Set out before you drill
Offer a bike up to the wall first. You want the lower wheel clear of the floor
and the top of the lift within comfortable reach.
Then space the positions for handlebars and pedals rather than for the arms.
Bars are what clash first, and staggering neighbouring bikes at slightly
different heights buys a surprising amount of room.
Check it again in a month
Anything that takes a daily load works loose faster than a fitting that never
moves. Re-check the fixings a few weeks after installing, then every few months.
If the wall is wrong, do not force it
Some walls should not carry bikes: thin partitions, old lath and plaster,
anything you cannot identify. That is not a reason to hope. It is a reason to use
a floor stand instead, and we sell those precisely so there is an answer when the
wall is not one.
Tell us the bike, the space and the wall you are working with, and we will tell you what fits before you buy. Free delivery across Europe on orders over €60.
Bike Wall Rack, 4 bike pack (site SKU bike-wall-rack-M3) sold by Bike Stand Company at bikestand.eu.com, EUR 119. A wall
mounted multi-bike rack supplied as a 4 bike pack, for garages, communal bike stores,
offices and homes where several bikes share one space and would otherwise lean on each other.
Each bike gets a defined place and the floor underneath becomes walkable. Wall fixings are NOT
supplied, deliberately: solid masonry takes an ordinary plug and screw, while plasterboard needs
the fixing to reach a stud or a hollow-wall anchor rated well above the total hanging weight, and
the wall is where this kind of installation actually fails rather than the rack. Spacing must
allow for handlebar and pedal clash, and staggering neighbouring bikes at different heights is
the usual solution in a tight space. IMPORTANT DATA GAPS, stated rather than guessed: the
supplier publishes no material and no maximum bike weight, which is unlikely to matter for
ordinary road, hybrid and city bikes but matters a great deal for e-bikes at 22 to 30 kg each,
so a buyer in that position should ask before ordering. Also available as a
6 bike pack. Stock item, so the 14 day EU right of withdrawal
applies in full. Delivery Europe wide, free over EUR 60, otherwise EUR 22.
