What are your thoughts on using this rack indoors? I'm considering it in the master bedroom of an apartment.
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Just know that you need to put the supplied lag bolt into a stud at the top of the rack, or its going to lean away from the wall. I have two of these in my garage and they work very well.
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Mine is standing right next to my bed. I live alone so I am not concerned with the aesthetics. Actually...it looks kind of cool..;-)
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It's not a free standing unit. I tried both of my bikes on it and it toppled over. Couldn't even rest it against the wall. The only way to secure was screw into wall. My storage unit has metal walls & prevents us from attaching anything. My thought if I have to screw into wall I'd get a wall mount unit.
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I would not. It is a great rack and pretty sturdy but adding as many as 24 more bottles of wine might put too much weight on the frame. You might wind up crying over spilled wine...
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I'm using mine indoors & have been doing so for a month now. It is in a partially detached garage. It works extremely well in this space. I would highly recommend it! See the video of it in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0WgX4-n37w
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I'd be interested in seeing the photo as well. I'm considering buying the racks.
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Yes. Go for it. I don't think you can go wrong with this sturdy rack/bar and if you get good use of it outside, that's best. It will most likely take a hit over time from being in the elements, but nothing wrong with that. Mother Nature is indiscriminate.
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I use it in iur bedrooms. I put it on the bed side table. I bought one to try. I liked it well enough to purchase two more.
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No, not really. The unit that I have is stable, but if you try to stack another unit on top of it, it will probably make it very unstable. If you need more room, you might want to invest in another model Maxsteel Multimedia Rack that has a CD Capacity 864. That is the next model up from this one.
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This is only for short term transport. I would only use it if its to and from wherever your taking the bikes. The rack is easy to assemble. To take down and to put up.
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I have mine hanging in the basement, so definitely fine for inside. We have it connected to a ceiling beam in the basement. I suggest a good 4ft radius around it. If I had the room in a bedroom, it think I would have no problems with having it there. It would probably get a lot more use!
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Definitely not something you'll be taking on and off regularly. Though perhaps you could just swivel the rack around so its above the top tubestay? Not sure if that would work for you but that would be your best bet. You'll be stripping screws like crazy and its a pain enough to get it tightly mounted that theres no way you'd be taking it on and off often.
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Hi, you would need to put on the bottom shelf of the rack. It could work. One thing I do not like about this rack is the Noise Level of the built in Fans. They are too noisy to even have turned on in a dedicated AV Closet in my home. If I had to to it over again, I would have spent the extra money on Mid Atlantic..
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Hello again JD, When reading the rest of the reviews, I found your answer, YAY! I was curious myself as I intend to purchase this item. This time I'm more helpful to you. I copied the review dated a month after you posted your question as to whether this garment rack is adjustable: "5.0 out of 5 stars Durable Space Saver!, August 20, 2010 By emma - I recently moved into an apartment with limited closet space, so I needed to get creative to find ways to store my sizable wardrobe. I did thorough research on several websites trying to find a good garment rack. This one was one of the best values I saw, and it gets free shipping! You need two people to assemble this product, not because the assembly is complicated, but because the pieces are large. My husband and I were easily able to put it together in 15 minutes, and then wheel it into the bedroom. One of the things I like is that the position of the top and bottom shelves is adjustable. I was able to hang all my dresses and suits on this rack -- I was amazed! Some of the items on it are quite heavy (I have several full length, beaded/ sequined evening gowns), but that didn't seem to cause any problem. About 55 garments of mine fit on this rack. I love that it has the shelf on top of it. I used that to store my purses. I also used the shelf at the bottom for the formal shoes that go with my dresses. So far, it has held up really well! I haven't seen any signs of top-heaviness either. The rack is a perfect balance between size and compactness. It holds everything I need it to, but it doesn't take up a huge portion of my bedroom. The shiny finish is attractive, and I love what it does for my dresses! A great buy!"
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I live in a small studio loft and have one of these both upstairs and downstairs. I would imagine it will not suffice for a large home, however I feel some humidity supplied is better than none.
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Most definitely. I've had mine for 3 years now, and it has been OVERLOADED big-time for all 3 years. I love this rack.
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Sure, why not? I would recommend it in a smaller room due to its cfm rating. Just remember it is louder than most reviews state. The noise has not been a problem for me, I wanted something with style, not all white plastic.
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you could probably put a few purses on it if you space them out carefully.I thought the rack looked very cheap and the bottom base is cheap plastic so I sent it back.found a nice wood one locally that looks much better.
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It could be used indoors. It's lightweight, but be mindful of ceiling height.